I had the pleasure of hiring Ingrid M as my guide in South Australia. I had a very lofty, bucket…read morelist goal of visiting a remote fossil site in the outback, 6 hours from Adelaide, in Nilpena. Ingrid planned out a wonderful drive from Adelaide, stopping in the Clare Valley wine country for a gourmet lunch and wine tasting, and then onward to Parachilna for the geological adventure. The drive to the outback goes through remote country, and would not be advisable for a first-timer or lone traveler. Ingrid drove the way, was a guide during my stay, and drove me back to Adelaide. She has lived in the outback, hence she was a wealth of information about South Australia and outback life. She is an excellent conversationalist, and a very gracious, responsible, and pleasant person. I definitely would travel with her again, and recommend her highly.

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Located in the upmarket and affluent Northgate in Unley, Heywood Park is absolutely gorgeous as it…read moreis surrounded by greenery, huge shady trees and every kids favourite, a thick trunked tree for all to climb and conquer. With a huge area of playground equipment, and a towering cubby house housing a flying fox, swings, a teeter totter and best of all, plenty of trees to climb and hide during a game of hide and seek. There is enormous shade available here and they have great BBQ facilities, seating benches, toilets with a changing table and a drinking fountain. We love coming here. Throw a picnic rug, walk bare foot on the mulch or soft grass, twirl, run, dance or jump. So much of fun and pleasure as you soak up nature's beautiful aroma, sights and sounds.

If you love nature (as I do) and playgrounds (as I do) then you will love this place (as I do). The…read moreone thing you will notice it space. There is room here to set up a picnic and not feel like the other people in the park can hear every word you say or are checking out the types of sandwiches you made. There are toilets, BBQs, taps and from memory there was a drinking fountain near the toilet block. There isn't any sheltered table/chair areas, this park is more a 'throw out a blanket or bring a chair' park. The playground is rubber floored and there's more than enough here to entertain a wide variety of ages. I can imagine this park would get a lot of traffic so if you want a certain spot, I'd get here early. *Dogs allowed* *Drinking fountain* *Toilet block* *BBQ*

A lovely little park tucked away in the suburbs. The park is on the River Torrens so you can easily…read morego for a stroll before dinner. The cabins are lovely and very roomy. There are great facilities for cooking in the cabins as well. Car parking is ample and lots of room for visitors to come and see you while you are on holiday. The staff seems to be quite strict on check in times, so if you plan on a late or early check in, let them know beforehand.

Great place to stay with our growing family, we stayed in one of the lovely cabins and the two kids…read morehad their own room which they thought was great not sharing with mum and dad while visiting Adelaide. Lovely walking trail along the river just outside our door, with a playground just down the path a bit. Nice and quiet at night, kids didn't wake once :) Lovely people in reception, very helpful and friendly. We will be back

It was pretty hot when I was here yesterday and would have been unbearably so if it weren't for all…read morethe shady trees. Lot's of play equipment to keep the kids entertained, I do have a problem with the slide set up though, to get to the top you have to climb up this weird green material that has been fashioned into steps, but you cant really see the steps, very tripsy indeed. I know this because I went down the slide numerous times and the climb up didn't get any easier. There is a kiosk available for drinks and ice-cream etc. you can bring your own picnic though and there are BBQ facilities available. one thing I did notice was a lack of rubbish bins, in fact I didn't see one, but there had to be one because there was no rubbish on the ground. The burnside pool is just across the green if you want to go for a swim, personally I don't like public pools because of how much chlorine they have to pack into them, ever had chlorine induced hazy eye syndrome? It's painful.

I know there's been a million reviews on this playground already but my lists wouldn't be complete…read moreif I didn't add me two cent worth. The bottom line is, this is GREAT and much more of an adventure park than the Burnside Adventure park. There's sheltered tables for the on-lookers plus some wildly different play equipment. It's the sort of place where children will run from one thing to another. I can't wait to explore this park more with my daughter. There are BBQs on the lawn section just off of the playground area and unfortunately there isn't a lot of shade over there apart from tree shade. If your child is in a wheel chair, there is a mechanical swing for them to use. Lots of fun shall be had at this playground.