Nature Play Playgrounds in Adelaide
There are some great imaginative and fun playgrounds in Adelaide that feature Nature Play elements.
Nature Play allows children to turn off their screens and go out and play in nature. Many of these playgrounds include natural elements that might feature logs, rocks and trees so kids can get (a little) dirty, imaginative and at one with nature. For the ultimate Nature Playground we can’t go past the sprawling Morialta Conservation Park Nature Playground with its secret snake tunnel, wooden climbing frames, lookouts and climbing boulders. Wilfred Taylor Reserve Nature Playspace at Morphett Vale is also a standout destination with unique features like the Hills to Beach Creative Sand and Water Play area, a “Farm Village” with farm-themed play equipment including a large wooden tractor, sheep rockers, slides, and a cute farm shop with a wooden bridge and climbing nets.
Find Adelaide’s top Playgrounds with Nature Play below:
Allenby Gardens Reserve Accessible Playground | Review
APEX Park Hawthorndene | A Foothills Favourite | Review
Avenue Road Reserve Cumberland Park | Playground Review
Barrans Reserve – Mitcham | Toddler Nature Play & Adventure Play | Review
Belair Adventure Playground | A Natural Wonderland | Review
Bowman Park Nature Playspace | Crystal Brook | Review
Bridgewater Reserve Playground & Heysen Trail | Review
Brooklyn Drive Reserve Playground Hallett Cove | Review
Campbelltown Library & Nature Play Area | Baby & Toddler Review
Cobbler Creek Recreation Park Playground | Salisbury East | Review
Constable Hyde Memorial Garden Playground | Leabrook | Review
Crescent Reserve Playground | Edwardstown | Review
Denis Morrissey Park | Playground, Dog Park and a Creek to Explore
Dwyer Road Reserve Playground Review | City of Marion
Felixstow Reserve | Natural Playspace | Review
Fossil Hunters Playground | Naracoorte Caves National Park | Review
Freedom Park Liberty Playground | Two Wells
Glenthorne National Park – Ityamaiitpinna Yarta Adventure Playground | O’Halloran Hill | Review
Goolwa Nature Playground | Fun by the River | Playground Review
GT Fisher Nature Playground Victor Harbor Foreshore – Train Park
Hamilton Reserve Hidden Code Playground | Vale Park | Review
Heywood Park Ninja Obstacle Course – A Playground for Older Kids | Review
Jubilee Park – Modern Playground | Port Noarlunga
Katherine Street Reserve Playground Review | Fullarton
Keith Stephenson Park Playground | Mount Barker | Review
Linear Park Reserve (Waterfall Creek) | Nature Play Space | Hallett Cove | Review
Lobethal Bushland Park Playground | Adelaide Hills | Review
Lochiel Park Playground | Campbelltown | Review
Marshmallow Park Recreation Hub | Colourful Play | Review 2012
Mofflin Reserve Playground | Elizabeth Vale | Review
Monash Adventure Park | Riverland, SA | Playground Review
Morialta Conservation Park Nature Playground
Nature Play Space & Kaurna Reflection Area | Kensington Gardens Reserve | Review
Nature’s Playground at Adelaide Zoo | Review
North Adelaide Playground (Bundey’s Paddock) | Review
Onkaparinga Valley Road Playgrounds | Adelaide Hills | Review
Penfold Park Playground | Magill | Review
Pine Reserve Playground | Aberfoyle Park | Review
Point Turton Nature Playspace and Bike Track | Yorke Peninsula | Review
Princess Elizabeth Playground | South Terrace Adelaide | Review
Protea Reserve Playground | Crafers | Review
Richards Park | Behind the Wrought Iron Gates in Norwood | Review
Ridge Park | Open Space, Playgrounds and Outdoor Recreation | Myrtle Bank | Review
Sitters Memorial Drive Playground – Burnside | Fun for kids who love to climb | Review
Soldiers Memorial Reserve | Victor Harbor Playground Review
St Clair Cheltenham Reserve Playground | Review
The Leckie Playground at Mount Torrens | Adelaide Hills | Review
Waikerie Water & Nature Play Park | Review
Waite Arboretum | Rustic Nature Play | Review
Wigley Reserve Playground Glenelg | Review
At Play & Go Adelaide we make every effort to provide accurate information to the best of our knowledge at the time of publication. We recommend confirming times, dates and details directly before making any plans as details may be subject to change.
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