West Torrens Memorial Gardens are one of the city’s beautiful green spaces and are situated off Brooker Terrace next to the Cowandilla (Hamra) Library, and featured a great upgrade in 2018.
There are heaps of climbing and swinging options for those with little people who love to climb as much as ours do! We love the unique bridge which links the two sides of the playspace, allowing visitors to walk underneath. Very cool.
We love water play and we are looked after here with a water play area and a large sandpit – yay! There are lots of different and interesting climbing options from the well loved spider’s web (above), to these dual abseiling /climbing ropes alongside the slide (below)
There is also plenty of green space in the West Torrens Memorial Gardens, with lots of established trees for shade. SPINNERS!
The toilets are open during library hours, and there is a water fountain/bottle refill station. There are lots of shade trees, but much of the playground equipment isn’t under shade cover. Parking is along Brooker Terrace, at the library or street side nearby.
Find it at: Oval Road, Mount Torrens Put together by the talented team at Climbing Tree Consultancy (seriously they do some of the best playgrounds in SA), The Leckie Playground at Mt Torrens playground is another beauty. With plenty of natural shade, the lovely oval next door, bench seating, a picnic table, water play and some ripping nature play equipment for the kids to explore, this is a real winner. There aren't any toilets however which was a shame. We found it suitable for all ages and is just a relaxing, tranquil setting which is the ideal stop as you explore our beautiful Adelaide Hills. For all our hills playgrounds, so you can make a proper day of it, click here.
Find it at: Victor Harbor, right near the jetty on the Esplanade The Soldiers Memorial Playground at Victor Harbor is located just around to the right of the jetty. It's a smaller playground but has lots of great equipment for the kids to play on, and it's just been updated. This is an ideal playground for toddlers. Some of the features are: fenced along the side closest to the road close to toilet facilities close to the beach pulleys, climbing, tunnels and swings grassed area alongside with bbq's and seating close to the main cafe area
Where: 21 Lewanick St, Allenby Gardens SA 5009 I nearly bought a house opposite this reserve three years ago - I wish I did because this new playground is AWESOME with a capital A. It oozes imagination, creativity and huge spaces for sports play. I think it will be one of my new favourites in the west! Firstly, lets highlight that this playground is an inclusive play space - HUGE kudos so that all abilities can enjoy with custom designed equipment by Willplay, their first wheelchair accessible play space. 5 Great things I loved about this Playground Easy Street Parking and not meteredBig Oval with soccer goals for a run around and picnic rugs in the sunshineToilets onsiteBBQ facilities (small area and shaded)Tennis Court 5 Awesome Playground Features include Interactive game stationsToddler and Baby SwingsCastles, Pirate Ships and rock wall climbing - so many imaginative play spacesRamps for limited mobility 5 Tips to consider No Shade Areas over main play area at time of visit (Saturday 12th August)If keen for a BBQ - get there early to get your spot !Limited ease of Pram walkways to move between the different play areasLimited seating areas for AdultsThe Pirates and Princesses may not want…