We were recommended to visit this park to see kangaroos and we were not disappointed. There are lots of smaller critters and birds too. The park is free entry and sits alongside the lake. A very pleasant walk.See more..
An adventure playground & recreational area surrounded by natural bushland, the famous Riesling Trail & a manicured oval, there is something for everyone. The main attractions are a flying fox, a climbing structure, mega slide, flying saucer swing & dual swing set all intertwined by paths, a creek bed & native plants. The next few months will see the installation of a BBQ, tables, chairs & shelterSee more..
Good for my younger kids 6-4-2 yos. Has undercover bbq and toilet block. Faces water and is just behind waterfront cafe. Great fenced in play.See more..
5.0Don Moseley Park(13 reviews) - Kids loved the mono-rail Parks • Playgrounds
This great little park has public toilets and a playground. However, it also has a fantastic mono-rail of the style I haven't seen in a playground for 30 years. The kids, and adults, loved this piece of equipment.See more..
Set back from the Murray, the Waikerie Water Nature Playground is a well-designed activity based playground. Offering many activities from the traditional swings, climbing frames and balancing equipment to updated equipment like the impression board and the water feature that can be dammed and observing the qualities of the nearby river. The grounds are superbly maintained. Seating is throughout the playground enabling parents to keep an eye on the children. Outside gym equipment is also included to make the area family orientated. Parking is adjacent to the playground with the speed limit very low. Dogs are prohibited in the area. The area fuses with the riverbank development which includes the toilet facilities and also many BBQ areas and seating. The views from the banks are superb. Waikerie Holiday Park is nearby. Return? Yes definitely and especially to the river bank area.See more..
The rail to river park is fabulous, well built, fun and interesting. You don’t get all three in most parks. Worth a visit. See more..
4.0Memorial Park(4 reviews) - Lest we forget Parks • Playgrounds
This is a lovely fenced park with a rotunda, BBQ area, play area, picnic tables and very clean toilet facilities. It's a really great place to have a break from a long drive. The park was designed by Charles Reade, South Australia's first Government Town planner. He was invited to a special meeting of the Jamestown Corporation on November 25th, 1918. He was visiting Jamestown in connection with improvements to the town... according to the minutes from that meeting. Following World War One, communities were encouraged to erect memorials to the men who had served and died. As a result in 1919 three acres were dedicated to the parklands. Public subscription funded the park and it was opened in 1922. These days it's a great place to go to remember those who fought for our small communities and pause and reflect on the price of our freedom.See more..
This is a beautifully appointed playground... with lovely grassy areas alongside it. There are public toilets that are well kept. There are nearby picnic tables ... quite a lot of them. It’s well located next to the beach ... and there are some lovely things to look at in the area. Taking your little ones here would assure a good day for children and adults alike.See more..
4.5Port Augusta Train Park(4 reviews) - Scouts Goto The Train Park Spent 1-2 hours Playgrounds
The Port Augusta Scout Group attended the train park for their linking ceremony in May and had an absolute ball!!! The volunteers were more than accomodating and great with the kids. Everyone (including parents and leaders) had a ride on the trains... This incuded a lap with our Cub Leader holding our flag. It's great to see all the fantastic work that has been done at the park. I Highly Recommend the Park to everyone of all ages, great prices and an adventure like no other in Port Augusta. Thanks for the great day guys!!!See more..
4.5Goolwa Nature Playground(3 reviews) - Beautiful playground! Playgrounds Lovely timber playground with musical and tactile installations which were heaps of fun. A gorgeous timber boat for little ones to explore and climb over and inside. On the beautiful foreshore of the river. Delightful!See more..
4.0Turnbull Park(2 reviews) - Turnbull Park Playgrounds
Visited on Friday 6th March. Well maintained park and toilet facitities with large carpark. Was busy when we stopped to use the toilets.See more..
Driving through Yorketown and spotted the Weaners Flat Reserve, a community centre that houses the CFS, the Progress Sort and Save Shed, the Weaners Flat Hall and a superb recreational area. It also houses a Tesla vehicle charging point. It was a sunny day so I enjoyed the walk around the reserve appreciating the development. The art work was well integrated and sometimes a little quirky. From the large playground with BBQ and seating facilities nearby to Weaners Flat own Nessie! The gardens are well laid out and feature name plaques for various native plants. Behind the playground is a lake with a walking track around it. A bridge takes you over the feed for the lake and leads to the walking track. Mrs Bramley’s Flowers gives a great photo op to create memories of this Reserve. The toilet facilities at the Reserve area are also one of the public toilets on the Yorketown area. Compliments must be given to the Yorketown Progress Association for the superb development and asset to the town. I would recommend grabbing a pie or pasty from the local bakery or a takeaway from a local café and proceed to the Reserve to enjoy the fresh air and great food! Also a good rest spot when driving in the lower Southern Yorke Peninsula. Return? Yes when in Yorketown – to grab some food and a coffee making our way to the Reserve to relax, eat and enjoy!See more..
4.0Coobowie Playground(1 review) - BBQ, Play Equipment and Easy Access to the Sandy Beach Beaches • Playgrounds
Coobowie is a small coastal town on the eastern side of South Australia’s Yorke Peninsula just north of Edithburgh. After a two and half hour drive from Adelaide, the Coobowie Playground offers an opportunity for the kiddies, and adults, to stretch their legs. The playground is between the main street and the ocean with a large car park next door and also street parking. There is a wide variety of playground equipment, a BBQ area and toilet facilities. Easy access to the sandy beach behind is available through childproof locked gates. The large sandstone rock at the front of the playground carries a plaque commemorating those from the area who served in war forces. Return? Yes as an opportunity to relax and stretch after long drives.See more..
4.0Edithburgh Playground(1 review) - Another Family Based Activity in Edithburgh Playgrounds
Just across the road from the Edithburgh Flora Reserve is the Edithburgh Playground situated in the V where Yorketown Rd intersects with Robert Ave. A smaller playground than some in coastal towns but still providing creative opportunities for excited kids. Paying homage to Edithburgh’s links with the sea is the “boat” with several pieces combined to create the bow, deck and stern of a boat. Other set pieces should provide hours of enjoyment. A twin BBQ and eating area is close by so that parents can effectively supervise kiddies at play. Toilet facilities are shared with the oval next door as is the car park. The playground has rules of no dogs and no smoking. A great spot for something different other than sea based activities! Return? Probably not unless the playground changes dramatically before we are in Edithburgh next.See more..
5.0Memorial Parklands(1 review) - Central location, well maintained Spent 1-2 hours Parks • Playgrounds
Get fit on the adult exercise equipment, stroll or jog the 1.1 kilometre walking track or relax on the wide, open green space. The local children love the nature play area - where they can climb, play in the sandpit and play with water. Have a picnic or relax under the shaded gazebo, where there are tables and seats. Dogs are welcome to exercise off their leashSee more..
5.0Civic Park(1 review) - Multi use community gem Parks • Playgrounds This lovely park has a bit of everything. Sporting courts, skate park and gardens. Also features a sound shell that hosts numerous events See more..
4.0Wilson Park(1 review) - Another gem Parks • Playgrounds This town is full of surprises. Another great park to go with the wonderful tourist attractions. Offers great views of the passing mining trains. Good pitstop See more..
Market Square(0 review) Thursday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Spent 1-2 hours Parks • Playgrounds See more..
Market Square Recreation Area is a recreation precinct with something for everyone - an enclosed playground, Skate Park, 1/2 basketball court, dog park, picnic areas and toilets. The picnic area is inside the playground is suitable for all weather with a gazebo covering the tables. The modern playground includes swings, flying fox, monkey bars and a seesaw.See more..
