This is the newest and probably the best soccer facility in SA. It is a little further out of the…read morecity, but is located in the ever growing Northern suburbs with plenty of men's and women's soccer clubs around. There's 3 pitches here of great quality, 5 change rooms, a grandstand, dugouts, food facilities, great night lighting,heaps of parking and a function centre. I've played on here with my team in a semi final and the experience was great, it compares to playing on the Metro Stars, Blue Eagles, Para Hills East men's pitches, even Hindmarsh (all of which I've played on). The crowd can all see from the stands and it provides a good atmosphere for the game.

The shop itself is actually divided into two different shops and is clearly advertised on the front…read morewindow as such but I'm not convinced the two work together in harmony, as I get a sense of they must've thought it was a good idea at the time perhaps to save money on rental. The front room is The Sandy Shack and the second through the centre doorway is She's My Baby, which has change rooms and sells maternity wear and some kids clothing...hmmm whatever. If you are redecorating a shack or creating a coastal theme in your home, then add a touch of beach inspired decor from The Sandy Shack. There are starfish ornaments, an interesting shell picture frame which has been strung together with twine, sea shells and other nautical items. It also supports local artists by stocking and offering for sale their various artistic endeavours such as photographs, decoupage art, ceramics, etc. There's also surf style jewellery, caps and lotions. Anyway, worth a look if you're down that way.

The Sandy Shack is great because not only does it stock cool beachy decor but the stock is locally…read moremade :) Sandy Shack use to be more of a surf shop but has now turned into a place where you can buy paintings, jewellery, soaps, home wares and even maternity wear by She's my Baby. I'd definitely recommend coming in and supporting local South Australians. There's some great finds and of course the stock is unique and hard to find anywhere else.

The Authentic Factory Outlet at Harbour Town is a pretty big store, with plenty of stock to choose…read morefrom. They sell a variety of brands such as Airwalk, Saucony, Munchkin and of course Converse being the biggest one. One of the things I love about The Authentic Factory Outlet is that the stock is not limited to one genre. They sell a variety of footwear for both men, women and children along with clothing and acessories. I love buying converse shoes from here as they're always on sale and it's probably the best bargain you'll get in Adelaide (correct me if I'm wrong), but I know I haven't seen them cheaper anywhere else.

This store was a pleasant surprise! I stumbled in here still reeling from my stroll through One…read moreRundle down the road and expected more sky high prices and mouth pursing glamour. Not so! The clothes here are not only beautiful but they're totally affordable. Considering Stuart Street Dulwich is a bit of an exxy spot the prices here are really very low. They had a sale rack out front with lovely pieces from Finders Keepers and Mink Pink and the prices started from ten dollars! Swoon! The staff are very nice here and they have a second area next door with lots of lovely Wish and Paper Heart clothes where you can try things on and hang out on the comfy couch and feel a bit special. Let there be Lace. I will be back.

Alexandra & Lace is located in the delightful cluster of shops in Dulwich. This area holds such…read morecharm, mostly as it feels quite hidden away which gives it an exclusive vibe. Alexandra & Lace is, in my opinion the best of the few clothing shops in the group. It is geared for the most part towards women in their 20s and 30s with an outstanding selection of brands such as mink pink, ladakh, wish and tigerlilly, amongst others. It's a great place to pick up a tasteful frock that is at the cutting edge of fashion. Most of them are quite affordable also, with an average price being around $79.95. For those ladies who enjoy Rundle st and Norwood Parade boutiques, this store will provide you with a Miss Gladys/Tu Yu/Birdcage style shopping experience minus the crowds. You may just nab the store all to yourself. If you can't make it during opening hours, they may even open the boutique for you by special arrangement. The number is on the door!

This is another one of those places that I used to visit very regularly when I was a kid, namely…read morebecause I used to walk around it when I went to school, and we would also regularly job around it when I was in Scouts. Once again, little has changed, but as an oval it is pretty servicable, and it even has some stands (and have since added seats to it as well). They do have local games here, both cricket and football, so if you are into amateur sports then they usually have something on here over the weekends. There are also some club rooms, but I've never been inside so I can't really comment about it. Nice, place, and also great for dogs because you can let them off the leash in the morning.

Attitudes boutique has been in Glenelg for sometime now and has a very loyal following. The staff…read moreare professional and friendly. It stocks a lot of brands such as Mink Pink and Ladakh. The clothing is fairly diverse and caters for a range of budgets. You can buy a casual outfit right through to a dress for formal. They often have a sales rack out the front to attract customers inside but don't forget to look down the back near the change rooms as there is usually another sales rack hidden there. They also have a good selection of accessories to complete your outfit.

Attitudes has broken my friend's heart several times. She keeps finding dresses in here that she…read moreLOVES but then can't justify the cost of them. I desperately wish she'd just find something on the sales rack, or stop dragging us in here! The shop has a large selection of styles, from very casual beach wear up to formal dresses. Their range is quite eclectic, and changes often. When this place is busy, it's a little overwhelming. There are women speaking loudly from all angles, and the shop assistants are very flamboyant, which can be quite fun. I often try to sneak in here for a quiet browse, but if it's busy I don't bother. Though, the sales racks are always worth a look, even if you have to elbow your way in to see them.

It is actaully surrounded by Allchurch Avenue, Talbot Avenue and Park Terrace. Five stars is a BIG…read morecall but this playground is Reserve is better than most free outdoor area's and is about the best of its kind until you get to the much bigger Parks like Jubilee Park or St Kilda. Best of all and what it makes it 5 star worthy, it really does have all the age groups covered. Plus it's a place you can organise a whole day out becuase it has toilets! And GREAT toilets. So good I have done a separate review just on the toilet as it is so worthy!!!! You have to go read about the toilet http://www.yelp.com.au/biz/public-toilet-north-plympton There is a large open grassed area. There is a sign that says no hard ball play on the area though so cricket is out but with tennis balls it would be okay. They also have a basketball area and tennis court. On top of that there isa fantastic playground with heaps of different area's and activites as well as a Liberty Swing. It is a fully fenced swing made with wheelchair access. It's the most fantastic thing I have ever seen at a playground. It's so good to see children with disabilities being included with a special swing even they can use as well as disabled toilet facilities. They have BBQ's, plenty of seating in the shade of the trees and some more seating under a shelter in the centre of the park. Drinking fountains work! Rubbish bins on site as well. Only minor confusion about this park is that there is a doggy bag dispenser in it, I have seen heaps of people walking through here with dogs and there is a sign at the park itself that says dogs not allowed within 2 metres of playground. Yet when I look up the Council's website it says dogs are prohibited on this Reserve. Then why contradict yourselves with doggy bags and signs??????

This playground has a lot to offer a LOT of people. The actual play equipment is a little dated and…read moreit's not the most extensive range you can find but the Reserve, as a whole offers a great day out. There's tennis courts, a basket ball hoop, a drinking fountain, shelter for spectators at the tennis courts, sheltered table closer to the playground, BBQs, toilets and a mechanical swing for those children in wheel chairs. Not to mention the large lawn area where you could spread out a picnic rug or set up a friendly game of footy. This is certainly an area where you could spend many hours with friends and family but make sure you pack other things for the children to play with....I'm not sure if the playground would amuse them for the whole time. *Dogs allowed (not in playground area) *Drinking fountain* *Shelter* *BBQ's* *Tennis Courts* *Basketball Hoop* *Toilets*

So we only recently got BCF stores in SA, even though they have been in QLD for some time now. And…read moreI must say it didn't take me long to become a fan. I used to go to the one at Richmond but having one open at Noarlunga now is even better. I tend to use their online store to find what I want. Plus I can check store availability online as well. Then I will go to the store knowing what I want and how much it should cost. Although I did do this one day and ended up browsing their entire camping section for about an hour and comeing home with about an extra $50 worth of stuff I hadn't planned on buying! This is why I need lists and direction people!!!! I've also managed to find some harder to find items here like massive crab and prawn cookers. Never had an issue getting the stuff I find online in a store of theirs either, which I prefer to go to an actual store anyway and have a receipt and somewhere to go back to. And in case you live under a rock BCF stands for Boating, Camping and Fishing. They have all realted merchandise and equipment for such activities, even down to the fishing bait you can buy from their store.

We were so impressed by the service we received when we went to BCF Noarlunga last week. We were…read more looking at camping fridges, in particular the Waeco brand. We were served by the manager Brendon, who could not have been more helpful. He did a terrific deal for us on an ex display fridge and got all the necessary bits together to get it up and running. He carried it out to our car to check it was working satisfactorily too before the purchase. No pressure at all. We were very happy, however when we did a little research at home, it turned out that particular fridge didn't meet all of the specifications we were originally looking for. We rather sheepishly returned to the store today to ask if it was possible to return the fridge (we hadn't used it) and again Brendon put us at ease ( we felt uncomfortable as he had looked after us so well and it was such a good price) and he happily refunded our money and let us know about lay buy options and special offer catalogues so we can eventually get the fridge of our choice. Fantastic customer service, friendly professional staff and an amazing store with everything you could ever imagine for boating camping and fishing needs! I highly recommend a visit to BCF Noarlunga.