Adelaide Playgrounds with Shade
For long days playing out in the sunshine, shade is important to keep everyone safe and healthy.
Sometimes the trip to the playground can be a long one and in the scorching Adelaide sun, that can be a problem. Nobody wants to have to play on boiling hot play equipment (especially those slides that sit out in the sun all day)! It’s also equally important to have as much protection as possible from sunburn or heat exhaustion to keep the kids safe. Proper shade at a playground can make it much cooler, allowing for longer play periods and protecting the little ones from harmful UV rays.
Shade can come from an abundance of trees or shade sails specially designed to keep out the sun.
Find Adelaide’s top Playgrounds with shade below:
Alpine Road Reserve Playground | Seacombe Heights
Angus Neill Reserve Playground | Seacliff | Review
APEX Park Hawthorndene | A Foothills Favourite | Review
Apex Park Playground Burbridge Road | Review
Barrans Reserve – Mitcham | Toddler Nature Play & Adventure Play | Review
Breakout Creek Reserve | Glengowrie | 2018 Upgrade
Bridgestone Reserve | new reserve opened in Salisbury South | Mar 2017
Bridgewater Reserve Playground & Heysen Trail | Review
Central Avenue Reserve Playground | Hallett Cove
Charleston Playground | Adelaide Hills | Review
Charlesworth Park Playground | Campbelltown | Review
Cleve Playspace, Skate Park & Pump Track | Eyre Peninsula
Constable Hyde Memorial Garden Playground | Leabrook | Review
Cruickshank Reserve Playground | Maylands | Review
Denis Morrissey Park | Playground, Dog Park and a Creek to Explore
Dora Gild Playground Upgrade | Clarence Park | Playground Review May 2018
Drage Reserve Riverview Playground | Felixstow | Review
Dunstan Adventure Playground | St Peters | Upgrade Reveal
Dunstone Grove/Linde Reserve Matilda’s Playground | Stepney | Review
Edinburgh Reserve Inclusive Playground | Modbury | Review
Enchanted Garden Prospect Memorial Gardens Playground | Review
Everard Park Reserve and Playground l Review
Fraser Reserve, Myrtle Bank | Playground Review
Fremont Park Playspace Review | Elizabeth Park
Glenelg Foreshore Playspace | Glenelg | Review
Glenthorne National Park – Ityamaiitpinna Yarta Adventure Playground | O’Halloran Hill | Review
Glenunga Hub | Water Play for Little Ones | Playground Review
Greenglade Dinosaur Playground | Paradise | Review
Hazelwood Park Playground | Wombat Waterhole | Upgrade Review
Hendrie Street Reserve Inclusive Playground | Park Holme
Heron Way Reserve Playground | Hallett Cove
Hugh Johnson Boulevard Reserve Playground | Sheidow Park
Hutchinson Park Playground | Norwood
James Coke Park Norwood | Top playground for toddlers | Review
Jervois Street Reserve Playground | South Plympton
Joslin Reserve Playground | Review
Katherine Street Reserve Playground Review | Fullarton
Keith Playground | Family Road Trip Stop When Driving Between Adelaide and Melbourne | Review
Kimba Playground | Eyre Peninsula | South Australia | Review
Knightsbridge Reserve | Leabrook | Review
Largs Bay Ice Cream Themed Playspace | Playground Review
Linear Park Reserve (Waterfall Creek) | Nature Play Space | Hallett Cove | Review
Marshmallow Park Recreation Hub | Colourful Play | Review 2012
Mitchell Park Oval Playground
Mofflin Reserve Playground | Elizabeth Vale | Review
Monash Adventure Park | Riverland, SA | Playground Review
Nature Themed Playground at Harbour Town Adelaide
New Playspace at Prettejohn Gully Reserve | Para Hills | Sep 2020
Oaklands Recreation Plaza | Oaklands Park
Onkaparinga Valley Road Playgrounds | Adelaide Hills | 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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