91¹û¶³´«Ã½ for Kids – The Ultimate Family Guide | Kids in 91¹û¶³´«Ã½ Your Ultimate online guide to all the best things to do in 91¹û¶³´«Ã½ with Kids Thu, 16 Apr 2026 06:35:20 +0000 en-AU hourly 1 /wp-content/uploads/2020/08/cropped-Kids-in-91¹û¶³´«Ã½-Logo-Square-NEW-110-32x32.png 91¹û¶³´«Ã½ for Kids – The Ultimate Family Guide | Kids in 91¹û¶³´«Ã½ 32 32 Birthday Parties at Barossa Fun Factory /birthday-parties-at-barossa-fun-factory/ /birthday-parties-at-barossa-fun-factory/#respond Mon, 13 Apr 2026 02:32:21 +0000 /?p=216323 Barossa Fun Factory offer a range of flexible indoor and outdoor party packages available to suit. Parties go for 1.5 – 2 hours and are available from 10am – 12pm or 2pm – 4pm

INDOOR SPACE:
Suitable for smaller groups with a maximum of 12 guests. Includes BFF host, grazing platter and high team and private amenities, suitable for Craft parties, Fizz-Pop Potion Parties and Pamper parties.

ADVENTURE GARDEN:
Suitable for warm weather only for a maximum of 35 guests with indoor and outdoor areas to relax and enjoy. Perfect for themed parties, including Fairy, Dinosaur, Gaming and Picnics. This space has a kitchenette and private amenities in a fully fenced Adventure Garden.

PARTY 1: Party spaces are available for dry hire, which does not include setting up, cleaning up, hosting or activities. PARTY 1 = $250 for 4 hours, including set up and clean up between 9:00 – 1:00 or 1:00 – 5:00.

PARTY 2: We host your special celebration with a BFF host to play games and organise activities for up to 15 party guests, including set up and clean up. Food is not provided with this party package, however we have a kitchenette with plates / bowls, sink and microwave for BYO food prep. $350 for 1.5 – 2 hours.

PARTY 3: We host your special celebration with a BFF host, activities, games, mystery eggs and a themed grazing platter or a high tea for up to 15 party guests. Choose one of our fun themes; Magical Fairy, Jungle, Dinosaurs, Princess, Wizards, Gaming. We also host Baby Showers and Bridal Showers! This includes PARTY 2 plus grazing platters to match your party theme! Please refer to the catering information below for more info. $390 for 2 hours.

PARTY 3 CRAFT: Craft parties include BFF host, a wooden treasure box for every guest to decorate, games and activities, and catering for up to 10 guests $450 for 2 hours

PARTY 4 PAMPER: Pamper parties include 2 x BFF hosts, a relaxing foot soak, foot massage, face glitter, fun games, activities, gorgeous high tea and a craft activity for up to 10 guests! $490 for 2 hours.

ULTIMATE PARTY: This party experience is packed with FUN and includes all the extras! Your VIP party guest selects multiple mystery eggs throughout their party to guide the next group activity, including birthday BINGO, craft activity, pass the parcel, potion making, treasure tokens, party SNAP, musical statues and MORE! Guests will be treated to a themed grazing platter or gorgeous high tea with a variety of options (please refer to catering information below) and a custom themed party sized cake from Sweet Boutique Barossa (enough for 15 guests). We provide 15 party gifts, all activities, games, awesome prizes, craft activity, plates / cutlery and we clean up after the party! You only need to worry about the guest list (NB: guests will take home their party bags, prizes and a craft activity from the party)! Maximum 15 party guests + adults. $990 for 2 hours.

CATERING:
BFF party catering includes a selection of: fresh fruit, savoury biscuits, sweet biscuits, scrolls, chips, mini cupcakes, lamingtons, iced cake, pretzels, pretzel sticks, pink lemonade (high tea), or cordial / water. Grazing platters are themed to suit your party with food signs, napkins and coloured display bowls to create a FUN party vibe!

Love an extra special celebration? Barossa Fun Factory can provide a quote with the bells and whistles, including party gifts, pass the parcel, plaster painting, wooden box craft, ‘potion’ making experience, balloon bouquets, balloon garland, messy play with Mudpies and Rainbow Skies, pizzas from the Lyndoch Hotel and more!

For more information and to book an event visit their website

Barossa Fun Factory 5 Gilbert Street, Lyndoch
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Barossa Fun Factory /barossa-fun-factory/ /barossa-fun-factory/#respond Mon, 13 Apr 2026 02:06:47 +0000 /?p=216324 Tucked into the heart of the Barossa, Barossa Fun Factory is all about hands-on fun, imagination and connection, with a strong focus on making everyone feel welcome. The space itself has been thoughtfully designed to be flexible and inviting. There are two main areas that can be adapted for different activities, along with opportunities for pop ups and a small shopfront feel that adds to the experience.

From school holiday programs and creative workshops to themed events and hands-on experiences, there are plenty of opportunities for fun, learning and connection. Currently you can join them for Village Quest. A whimsical, mystery-solving adventure where the village animals need your help. Discover hidden clues, crack clever puzzles, and take on exciting mini-challenges in an immersive experience that blends teamwork, discovery, and playful problem-solving. Perfect for kids who love adventure, treasure hunts and magical challenges

Cost: $15 per person | Duration: 1.5 hours | Suitable for: Ages 7+ (up to 12 guests) –

During the school holidays, Barossa Fun Factory really comes to life with a lineup of creative workshops and engaging activities designed to keep young minds busy. These sessions go beyond simple entertainment. Kids are encouraged to experiment, try new things and build confidence while having a great time. It is the kind of experience that sticks with them long after the paint has dried or the project is finished.

This is a calm, safe and welcoming space where children can play and create without pressure. The fully enclosed environment and thoughtful layout make it easy to settle in, whether you are popping in for an activity or spending a longer stretch enjoying everything on offer.

Current Events at Barossa Fun Factory

Fizz-Pop Potion Experience

Step into a magical potion making experience filled with laughter, games, potion making and wizard themed fun – you won’t want to miss this! Duration 1 hour, age 4+

Enchanted Door Experience

Do you love the magic of an enchanted garden door? This experience includes a hinged wooden door to paint and decorate and a magical gift pack for every child. Duration 1 hour, age 3+

Fantasy Tea Party

The village animals love a tea party! Dress to impress for a whimsical experience, including games and a craft activity! Duration 1.5 hours, age 5+

Plaster Painting Pop Up

Join The Plaster Studio for a plaster painting pop-up with your choice of design to paint! Age 1+

Kids Pamper Party

Treat your little princess to a relaxing experience in our Kids Pamper Parlour, including berry foot soak, foot massage, face glitter, games and a craft activity! Limited tickets available! Duration 1.5 hours, age 5+

Watercolour Workshop

The perfect school holiday activity for kids who love to learn watercolour techniques with local artist, Tara from the Honeycomb Gallery! Ages 8+

Craft Club

Bring your creativity to our Craft Club and choose from a variety of fun projects! Duration 1 hour, age 5+

Donut Dreams: Toy Box Treats

Love donuts? This is the ULTIMATE donut experience with a range of toy themed toppings to decorate your own dream donut + fun and games! Age 3+

Coming soon….

Junk Sculptures

Who doesn’t love repurposing old toys and ‘junk’ to create an interesting sculpture? Bring your creativity to Rachel from the Startling’s Nest and see what amazing designs you can make! Duration 1.5 hours, age 5+

Macrame for Beginners

Join Rachel from the Startling’s Nest to learn about Macrame and creating your own woven work of art! Duration 1.5 hours, age 8+

Fantasy Festival 2026

Love everything fantasy and fun? This years festival experience will be running throughout Spring with loads of mini-workshops, activity stations, whimsical craft and magical experiences for all ages!

Barossa Fun Factory also host memorable birthday parties and group celebrations, taking the stress out of planning and delivering fun, creative experiences for all ages – more info here

For more information and to book an event visit their website

Barossa Fun Factory 5 Gilbert Street, Lyndoch
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ANZAC DAY in 91¹û¶³´«Ã½ /anzac-day-adelaide/ /anzac-day-adelaide/#respond Sun, 12 Apr 2026 01:30:00 +0000 https://kidsinadelaide.wpengine.com/?p=10417 On Saturday, April 25, 2026, communities across 91¹û¶³´«Ã½ will unite to honour the courageous soldiers who have served and continue to serve our nation. Don’t miss the RSL South Australia Dawn Services, ANZAC march, and Cross of Sacrifice services. Stay updated on the latest information by following the .

Make 2026 the year you introduce your children to the significance of ANZAC Day by attending a Dawn Service together. If you’re looking for a family-friendly ANZAC Day service, the Light Horse Memorial in the CBD East parklands is always a great idea. With convenient parking, a concise service starting at 8 am, and an opportunity for kids to interact with horses afterward, it’s an experience not to be missed.

Check below for event ideas and ways to commemorate ANZAC Day, including crafts and baking ANZAC biscuits with your family. Let’s come together as a community to remember and honour our heroes.

ANZAC Day Your Way

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Pirate Life Brewing, Port 91¹û¶³´«Ã½ /pirate-life-brewing-port-adelaide/ /pirate-life-brewing-port-adelaide/#respond Sun, 05 Apr 2026 12:03:51 +0000 /?p=93799 If you’ve ever tried to organise a catch-up that keeps everyone happy… kids, partners, friends, and your own need for a cold drink… then let me introduce (or reintroduce) you to your new go-to: Pirate Life Brewing.

We went back recently and it just works. Like, actually works. The kids disappear (not in a scary way… more like “they’ve found the games†way), the drinks stay cold, and you can actually finish a sentence. Huge win.

The venue nails that industrial-chic vibe with high ceilings, exposed beams, raw brick, and big open spaces that somehow feel cool and welcoming at the same time. Inside, there’s enough going on to keep the kids busy without you having to micromanage every second: pinball, arcade games, a skill tester that will happily eat your coins, and shuffleboard. Outside, it’s chalk, giant Jenga, a rope balance thing, and a little rocking boat that my kids became oddly obsessed with. Add in colouring and puzzles on the kids menu, and you’ve actually got a solid window to sit, chat, and drink something while it’s still cold

Now the food… we went all in. The menu is just too good to pick, so we ordered a bunch of things and honestly? Not a single regret.

The baked provolone with chilli and chimichurri is a must. Like, don’t even think about skipping it. Sharing is optional but risky. The fried chicken ribs with the curry mayo? Absolutely wild. The mortadella, salami, and stracciatella focaccia combo was fresh, salty, a little sweet and just ridiculously good. Fish and chips is generous and classic, the wagyu cheeseburger does exactly what you want it to do, and the pork scotch with that sticky IPA + gochujang glaze had one of those “okay wow†moments mid-bite.

We also ordered both desserts because self-control simply wasn’t on the table. The ice cream cookie sandwich and the cheesecake were both absolutely worth it. The kids’ menu is really reasonable at $12 per meal, with a choice of five options: cheese toastie, spaghetti, chicken bites, beef slider, or a grazing plate. You can even add a drink for $2 and finish off with an ice cream sundae for $8. Oh, worth noting that kids eat free on Mondays and in the school holidays, kids meals are half price!

There are 24 beers on tap, and the staff are total legends; chill, happy to let you try before you commit (essential if you panic-order like me). Not a beer person? You’ll still find something to love. They also run brewery tours if you’re feeling educational… or just want to justify another drink.

It’s kid-friendly, dog-friendly, and the perfect spot for catching up with your crew. No stress, great food, good vibes, and you leave feeling like you’ve actually had a break (even though your kids were right there the whole time). Bonus: easy on-street parking.

We’re big fans. Go. Eat the cheese. Stay longer than you planned.


Location: 18 Baker Street, Port 91¹û¶³´«Ã½, SA, 5015
Opening Hours: Sun – Thurs 11am – 10pm | Fri – Sat 11am – midnight
Phone: (08) 8317 2111
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April School Holidays 91¹û¶³´«Ã½ 2026 /april-school-holidays-adelaide/ /april-school-holidays-adelaide/#respond Fri, 03 Apr 2026 11:38:00 +0000 https://kidsinadelaide.wpengine.com/?p=16370 When are the April School Holidays in 91¹û¶³´«Ã½ for 2026?

Saturday 11 April – Sunday 26 April, 2026

There are LOADS of activities, events, things to do and places to see in the April School Holidays in 91¹û¶³´«Ã½.

Make the most of 91¹û¶³´«Ã½’s beautiful Autumn weather. Lots of either free or low cost there is something for every kid, and every budget! Make sure you book in quickly though because they fill up fast!

April School Holiday Programs in 91¹û¶³´«Ã½

Saddle up for fun these Autumn school holidays!

BaptistCare offers unforgettable horse experiences at Wirraway Homestead.
From single day programs to immersive camps, horse loving kids discover confidence, connection and fun through safe, supervised experiences led by qualified instructors.

Horse Adventure Days – April 21, 22 and 23. Fun single-day riding experiences for kids aged 10-14.

Spots are limited, secure your child’s horse adventure today.

Find out more at > 

Looking for a fantastic way to keep your child engaged and learning this April holiday break? Look no further! Join NumberWorks’n Words Norwood and Unley centres for their very popular April Holiday Program!

Located on The Parade, Norwood and Unley Road, Unley. The maths and English tuition centres led by owner, Stella, and her experienced team, is designed to make learning maths and English a blast for students while ensuring they stay sharp during the break.

With over a decade of experience, these centres have perfected the art of making learning enjoyable for students of all levels. From 5 years old to 16, they offer individualised programs for every student based on their learning needs. During the April Holiday Program, your child will enjoy three days filled with exciting activities, snack breaks, and engaging learning games. It’s the perfect blend of fun and education!

The April Holiday Program will be running over 3 days at both Norwood and Unley centres from Tuesday 14th April to Thursday 16th April – half-day 10am-12:30pm or full day 10am-2.30pm

Ready to give your child’s learning a boost? Contact Stella today on 8333 2121 or book online to schedule your child’s free assessment and secure their spot in the April Holiday Program.

Unley: Level 1, 227 Unley Rd, Malvern Ph: 8271 2121
Norwood: 53 The Parade, Norwood Ph: 8333 2121

The City of Charles Sturt School Holiday Sports program is back these April school holidays, running from Friday 10 April to Sunday 26 April 2026, with a huge range of FREE sport and recreation activities for kids aged 3–17 across the City of Charles Sturt.

Designed to get kids active, trying new things and making friends, the program is a fantastic way to build confidence while learning about healthy lifestyles through sport. With almost 2,500 children participating last year, it’s clearly a favourite for local families. Kids can try activities like badminton, baseball and T-ball, gymnastics, hockey, karate, lawn bowls, tennis, indoor soccer and more. There are also inclusive options such as sensory-friendly roller skating, wheelchair-accessible table tennis, and tennis sessions welcoming participants with disability, ensuring everyone can get involved and have fun.

Online registrations open March 13

Lights, camera… action!

Join ACPA for an exciting Musical Theatre Camp these April school holidays at ACPA. Throughout the week, students will sing, dance and act while working together to create a professionally filmed musical theatre music video.

Guided by our experienced instructors, performers will learn choreography, develop acting skills for the camera and bring their performance to life on screen. It’s the perfect experience for young performers who love musical theatre and want to build confidence while having fun.

Spaces are limited, so secure your spot early.

Book online at:

Keep the kids active these school holidays with the 91¹û¶³´«Ã½ University Sport & Fitness School Holiday Program&²Ô²ú²õ±è;ðŸƒâ€â™‚ï¸

Designed for children aged 5–11, the program introduces kids to a range of fun, entry-level sports and activities that help build confidence, develop skills, and create new friendships in a supportive environment.

With a mix of popular and unique sports, every day is packed with movement, teamwork, and plenty of fun.

📅 13 – 24 April
🕘 9:00am – 5:00pm
📠Graduates Clubhouse, Park 10 – North 91¹û¶³´«Ã½
💲 $70 per child, per day

Lunch will not be provided – parents will need to provide morning tea and lunch. 

Spots are filling fast so secure your child’s place today.
More info and bookings available here:

Looking for a screen-free school holiday adventure? Woodhouse’s kids-only drop & go day camps are back with a jam-packed Autumn program designed for primary schoolers aged 5–12. Just 10 minutes up the South Eastern Freeway in the 91¹û¶³´«Ã½ Hills, kids will explore 54 hectares of outdoor fun while enjoying themed days packed with action, creativity and hands-on discovery.

From fast-paced challenges at Minute to Win It and high-energy thrills at Wheels & Thrills, to treasure hunting at Pirates & Pearls, magical mischief at Twisted Tales, nature exploration at Nature Quest and messy experiments at Backyard Science – there’s something for every kind of adventurer.

Each day also includes Woodhouse favourites like Challenge Hill and Tube Slides (weather permitting), with select sessions also featuring Outdoor Laser Skirmish in South Australia’s only dedicated outdoor arena.

Running every weekday across the holidays, School Holidays UNPLUGGED is the perfect way for kids to unplug, get active and spend the day outdoors.

$80 per day (Scouts save 20%)
9am–5pm program | Drop-off available from 8:30am

Visit  to view the full program and make your booking. 

The Cirkidz April School Holiday Program is open for bookings, and the timetable is packed with circus fun. If your kids have been inspired by festival flips, acro stunts, or just a love of all things circus, now’s their chance to try it out!

They can jump on the trampoline, learn acro tricks, explore aerial skills, tackle parkour challenges, and try a mix of circus activities in structured and safe sessions with the friendly and experienced Cirkidz trainers.

Sessions include:
Cirkour, Off The Wall, Soar & More, Circus Smorgasbord, Circus Pick’n’Mix, Ready, Set, Circus

  • Half-day and full-day options, all fully supervised in the indoor, air-conditioned circus centre.
  • Ages 5–12 (Cirkour for 8–12)
  • Morning: 8:30–12 | Afternoon: 12:30–4
  • Drop-off program fully supervised

Check out the timetable, see what each session offers, and grab your spot before they fill!

Online bookings here:
SA Circus Centre, 27 Fifth St, Bowden

Got a little foodie at home? Sprout Cooking School’s kids cooking classes are back — and they’re the real deal.

Whether you’ve got a budding chef aged 5–11 learning to cook fresh, seasonal meals completely from scratch, a teenager aged 12–16 ready to tackle adult-level recipes like teriyaki salmon and citrus soufflé, or you’re looking for a fun way to cook side-by-side as a family — there’s a class for every kid (and every grown-up who wants in).

No cupcake decorating. No placing ingredients on pizza bases. Just real food, real skills, and a whole lot of fun.

Classes include all ingredients, equipment, and two delicious courses — plus take-home recipes you and your kids will actually want to cook again.

Book your spot at:

Big Brain Tiny Hands is Urth Clay Studio’s one-off pottery class that prioritise experimentation and muddy fun over seeking perfection.

Unlike traditional approaches, Urth Clay encourages kids to freely explore shapes and textures, fostering a sense of joy in the creative process while introducing a step by step guide. The therapeutic experience of working with clay provides a meditative environment for kids to de-stress and express themselves artistically. With hands-on, tactile engagement, their classes offer a break from screens, allowing children to immerse themselves in the sensory pleasure of clay.

Expert guidance rather than strict rules, empowers kids to bring their unique visions to life, creating an atmosphere of liberating creativity. Join them for a memorable, screen-free experience that celebrates the joy of pottery and inspires the young artist in every child.

School Holiday Classes running 14, 15, 17, 20, 22, 23 and 24 of April.

Suitable for ages 8 -18

Their classes fill up fast so book your session at

Places to Visit/Things to Do in the April School Holidays

Craft your own terrarium at Helen’s Mini Worlds drop-in terrarium station. This beginner-friendly experience is open 5 days a week.

Pricing: starts from $25 for the finished terrarium and varies based on your choice of glassware, plants, moss and figurines. Prices are clearly marked in-store.

1/194 Prospect Road, Prospect

Walk ins are welcome BUT there are limited spots available, head to to book your tickets.

Looking for the ultimate indoor playground for kids these school holidays? With two huge play zones in Munno Para and in the Barossa Central Shopping Centre, there’s endless fun for children aged 0–12!

Kids can explore, climb, and play safely while parents relax thanks to easy parking and a café serving healthy kids’ options and delicious meals for adults. Highlights include the train ride, departing daily at 10 am, 12 pm, 2 pm, and 4 pm, always a favourite with little ones!

Don’t forget to check their website for school holiday activities, Christmas craft days, and opening times, there’s something fun for every child this holiday season.

Looking for school holiday fun? Bazinga and Barossa Ninja have you covered with awesome deals and activities for kids, teens and families!

At Bazinga Munno Para & Barossa, enjoy Double Tokens Happy Hour from 2–4pm Monday to Friday, plus Double Tickets Tuesdays & Thursdays.

Don’t miss the Retro Replay Deal—buy any $35 token deal for the chance to win an oversized bucket of tokens! At Munno Para, grab the $55 token package and score a free VR racer pass (valued at $8) or at the Barossa, grab the $55 token package and score a free Triple screen racer pass (Valued at $8)

Head over to Barossa Ninja for the ultimate active adventure. Their special holiday deal includes one hour of play, 5 nuggets or a mini pizza with chips, plus a small slushie (random flavour) for just $15.95 (available Mon–Fri).

Find Barossa Ninja inside Bazinga at 1 Murray Street, Nuriootpa (rear west car park of the Co-Op Shopping Centre).

For more info, visit 

Looking for a great day in the great outdoors these school holidays? At Lenswood PYO is open every day (9am–4pm)

Golden Delicious, Fuji, and Granny Smith are ready to pick, with Pink Lady just around the corner. Kids will love the tractor play area, free Pomology Trail, tractors and even a Thomas the Tank to play on and the café’s apple crumble is worth the trip alone.

Fresh air, fresh fruit, and family fun just 40 minutes from the city.

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Open every day of the school holidays 9:30am – 5pm!

These school holidays families are invited to enjoy a flavour-filled learning adventure at Monarto Safari Park.
Visitors can pick up their Safari Foods Recipe Book on arrival and explore the park as they discover what different species eat and why it supports their health and wellbeing. From grazing herbivores to powerful predators, each stop reveals something new.

There’s just one catch. Some of the recipes are missing an ingredient.
As they explore, guests follow their booklet to complete activities, uncover clues and decode the missing ingredients. By solving the puzzles to finish the recipes, they can take them home and recreate their own wild-inspired treats!
Perfect for families, this interactive experience brings together fun, learning and discovery.

Book now:

Open every day of the school holidays 9:30am – 5pm!

These school holidays families are invited to enjoy a flavour-filled learning adventure at 91¹û¶³´«Ã½ Zoo.
Visitors can pick up their Zoo Foods Recipe Book on arrival and explore as they discover what different species eat and why it supports their health and wellbeing. From curious primates to scaly reptiles, each habitat reveals something new.

There’s just one catch. Some of the recipes are missing an ingredient.
As they explore, guests follow their booklet to complete activities, uncover clues and decode the missing ingredients. By solving the puzzles to finish the recipes, they can take them home and recreate their own wild-inspired treats!
Perfect for families, this interactive experience brings together fun, learning and discovery.

Book now:

If you’re looking for places to eat in Hahndorf these school holidays, the Beerenberg Farm Café is the perfect spot for breakfast, lunch, or afternoon tea.

Our menu of family favourites is crafted with Beerenberg-inspired ingredients to indulge you in a taste of country life. You’ll find everything from freshly made sandwiches, salads, and homemade pies to delectable cakes, waffles, and pastries, all served, of course, with their very own jams, relishes, and sauces.

After lunch, treat yourself at their delightful ice creamery, The Dairy. Choose from nine irresistible flavours, we recommend the Strawberry, packed with their very own juicy berries. Whatever you choose, one thing’s for sure: it’s so good you’ll want a second helping… or three!

Before you head home, make sure you stop by the Farm Shop, the perfect place to stock up on your favourite Beerenberg products. There are more than 100 jams, chutneys, sauces, dressings, and more to choose from. The friendly team is always happy to offer you a sample so you can discover a new favourite.

Barossa Valley Chocolate Company has a delicious line-up of family fun planned for the April school holidays, with plenty of hands-on activities for kids to enjoy. From chocolate workshops to fun interactive challenges like the Lakeside Code Cracker and “The Freckle Files†detective activity, there are lots of ways for kids to get involved while surrounded by the beautiful lakeside setting.

Families can also enjoy chocolate and gelati tastings, outdoor lawn games and relaxed café dining while the kids explore. With special events running throughout the holidays, including Gather Round themed activities and outdoor movie nights, it’s a sweet school holiday outing that combines great food, fresh air and plenty of entertainment for all ages.

From 11 to 26 April, kids can enjoy fun challenges on the course including Hole in One Challenge and MyGolf Junior Putting.

Sporting club members can also take advantage of a special offer and bring a friend for free.

It’s the perfect way to keep the kids active, outdoors and having fun these holidays. 

Book in your tee time at

Big Market Adventures for Little Foodies is back at the 91¹û¶³´«Ã½ Central Market these April school holidays! Little foodies can join the Market Trail, where they can collect a bag and a map to follow the trail around the Market, collecting Market goodies including flavoured milk, chocolate, fruit and cheese – it’s an absolute must!

Little Market Chefs returns, hosted by the team from Sprout – where kids enjoy cooking a tasty meal made with local produce fresh from Market stalls. And with free face painting, kids craft and live music, you can’t beat the Market for value and fun these school holidays!

Looking for something different these April school holidays? Step into the adventure at Fox in a Box 91¹û¶³´«Ã½, where families work together to crack clues, solve puzzles, and beat the clock in an unforgettable escape room experience.

Each game is designed to spark imagination, build teamwork, and create moments you’ll be talking about long after the doors unlock. With dedicated Game Masters guiding you along the way, it’s a fun, safe, and engaging activity for all skill levels.

Whether it’s your first escape room or you’re seasoned puzzle pros, there’s something for everyone , making it the ultimate family outing these holidays.

Best of all, it’s an indoor experience, so the fun goes ahead rain, hail or shine.
Make this school holidays one to remember, can your team escape in time? 🦊

More info and online bookings at

Looking for school holiday fun? Bazinga and Barossa Ninja have you covered with awesome deals and activities for kids, teens and families!

At Bazinga Munno Para & Barossa, enjoy Double Tokens Happy Hour from 2–4pm Monday to Friday, plus Double Tickets Tuesdays & Thursdays.

Don’t miss the Retro Replay Deal—buy any $35 token deal for the chance to win an oversized bucket of tokens! At Munno Para, grab the $55 token package and score a free VR racer pass (valued at $8) or at the Barossa, grab the $55 token package and score a free Triple screen racer pass (Valued at $8)

Head over to Barossa Ninja for the ultimate active adventure. Their special holiday deal includes one hour of play, 5 nuggets or a mini pizza with chips, plus a small slushie (random flavour) for just $15.95 (available Mon–Fri).

Find Barossa Ninja inside Bazinga at 1 Murray Street, Nuriootpa (rear west car park of the Co-Op Shopping Centre).

For more info, visit

Looking for an easy, fun and family-friendly way to keep the kids entertained these school holidays? A visit to Melba’s Chocolates & Confectionery offers the perfect mix of sweet treats, open space and relaxed experiences for all ages. Families can explore two unique destinations, each offering something a little different.

In the 91¹û¶³´«Ã½ Hills, the Woodside Factory is a must-visit for curious kids and chocolate lovers alike. This working chocolate and confectionery factory gives visitors the chance to watch traditional sweet-making in action, bringing a little magic (and delicious aromas) to your day out. After exploring, families can enjoy a warm drink, an ice cream, or pick out their favourite treats to take home.

📠22 Henry Street, Woodside SA (91¹û¶³´«Ã½ Hills)
â­ Open daily from 9:00am to 4:30pm

Over in the Barossa Valley, the Angaston Dessert Bar & Lolly Shop is the ultimate spot for a relaxed family outing. Think wide open lawns for kids to run and play, giant outdoor games, and plenty of space to unwind. The dessert bar is packed with crowd favourites, including ice cream bowls, chocolate fondue, milkshakes, hot chocolates and savoury bites, making it an easy place to settle in and spend a few hours.
📠29 Valley Road, Angaston SA (Barossa Valley)
â­ Open daily from 9:00am to 4:30pm

Whether it’s watching traditional chocolate and confectionery creations come to life, enjoying a sweet treat, or letting the kids burn off energy outdoors, Melba’s offers a simple, stress-free solution for school holiday fun. It’s the kind of outing that keeps both kids and parents happy — and might just become a new family tradition.

Looking for a fun school holiday activity in 91¹û¶³´«Ã½? The 91¹û¶³´«Ã½ Oval Kids Trail is a guided family adventure through one of Australia’s most iconic stadiums. Kids will follow an 91¹û¶³´«Ã½ Oval Ambassador around the ground, discovering fun facts, behind-the-scenes spaces and interactive challenges along the way. Perfect for curious kids and sport loving families, the Kids Trail brings cricket and football stories to life while keeping little legs moving and minds engaged.

Book online at: 

Looking for a boredom-buster these school holidays? Head to X-Golf and Hey Caddy at West Lakes and Marion for indoor fun the whole family will love. Play high-tech golf simulators at X-Golf or tackle the colourful Hey Caddy mini-golf course.

Even better — Adults Play Free with any kids booking at Hey Caddy (week days til 4pm, online bookings only). It’s the perfect all-weather activity for families, groups and friendly competitions these holidays.

📠Locations: West Lakes & Marion
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Catch these ripper movies at the Capri over the Summer School Holidays

THE SUPER MARIO GALAXY MOVIE
HOPPERS
GOAT
THE MAGIC FARAWAY TREE

Go on a Wednesday or Thursday and catch the mighty WurliTzer theatre organ play before the movie for a bit of added spectacle. Don’t forget, they also have Haigh’s Chocolates available in the Candy Bar.

You can snaffle 5 tickets for $55 or 10 tickets for $100, directly from the Capri ticket box. No need to book in advance, just rock up on the day. There’s always plenty of seats.

Otherwise, grab a discounted ticket deal exclusively from the link below, with kids tickets for $7, adults for $11 and a family of 4 for $35! You also get $1 off popcorn!! (deal not available from the Capri box office)

Explore the wonders of the universe from the comfort of your seat at the 91¹û¶³´«Ã½ Planetarium.

Take a captivating journey through space to learn about the solar system, constellations, and the mysteries of the cosmos guided by an experienced astronomer. Families and astronomy buffs alike will marvel at projections of the Sun, Moon, planets, and over 5,000 stars under the Planetarium’s iconic dome-shaped ceiling.

The Planetarium’s April school holiday program offers a variety of sessions aimed at ages 4+ with specialised sessions aimed at specific ages, including featured full dome movies such as The Great Solar System Adventure and Tycho to the Moon. The Birth, Life and Death of our Star (12+) is an exciting experience where we journey through the Sun’s remarkable life story, exploring how it formed, the powerful reactions that make it shine, and what the distant future holds for our magnificent star.

The 91¹û¶³´«Ã½ Planetarium is located on Level 2, Building P, 91¹û¶³´«Ã½ University Mawson Lakes Campus.

To make a booking for the school holiday program or for more information, visit: 

Open 10am-4pm everyday

Hahndorf Farm Barn is a unique blend of a children’s farmyard and wildlife park. You can hold, touch and feed most of the animals in complete safety and at your own comfort level. Find out how animals are born, grow and live on a farm. A visit to 91¹û¶³´«Ã½â€™s Hahndorf Farm Barn is not just about family fun activities or keeping the kids entertained – it’s educational as well!
There are many activities for kids at the farm and you can easily spend hours here enjoying quality time with your family

Cow milking shows 11am and 2:30 everyday
Reptile shows 12:30 on weekends, school holidays and public holidays
Pony and tractor rides on weekends, school holidays and public holidays
Animal feeding, bottle feeding and interactions all days
Giant sandpit and playground.
And make sure you check out the diggers and ride on tractors!

KIIS 1023 Giant Wheel at Glenelg

The KIIS 1023 Giant Wheel is rolling outta here on May 10 making the April School Holidays a great time to take a spin before it’s gone.

Head down to Glenelg for a ride, enjoy the views of the coastline and back up Jetty Road, then hang around for a play at the Glenelg Foreshore Playground.
Open daily from 10am – 9:30pm

Find out more & grab you tickets at kidsinadelaide.com.au/glenelg-ferris-wheel

Keep the kids entertained these school holidays at Little Rockets Barossa, with FREE activities included with entry every day!

From cookie and donut decorating to plaster painting, tote bag colouring, temporary tattoos and more, there’s something fun happening daily. With a mix of all-day activities and hosted sessions (plus a special ANZAC Day craft), it’s an easy, creative outing for families in the Barossa.

Just show up and let the kids dive into the fun

School holiday boredom is sorted at Little Rockets Munno Para!

Enjoy FREE activities with entry, including mini badge making, plaster painting, cookie decorating, temporary tattoos and hands-on craft sessions across both weeks.

With plenty of all-day options plus scheduled activities (and an ANZAC Day craft), it’s the perfect spot to keep little ones busy, creative and smiling these holidays

Looking for a school holiday activity that will get the kids off screens and excited to leave the house? Karting at The Bend Kartdrome is the ultimate high‑energy adventure for families!

Kids (from 8+) and teens can jump into karts and race around Australia’s best karting circuit in a safe, supervised environment. With age‑appropriate karts available, it’s perfect for first‑time drivers as well as confident young racers keen to test their skills. Friendly staff are on hand to make sure everyone has a fun and unforgettable experience.

Located in Tailem Bend, it’s well worth the drive. With a car museum, world‑class racing circuit, sim racing experiences, merchandise, mini golf (at the BIG4), plus a restaurant and café, The Bend makes for an epic day out. Combine karting with lunch or dinner, sightseeing, or simply enjoy watching the kids race with huge smiles on their faces and keep an eye out, there’s often an incredible array of vehicles flying around the main track! It’s high‑energy fun the whole family will be talking about long after the holidays end.

Why families love it:

  • Great for primary (aged 8+) and high school‑aged kids
  • All karting equipment provided (balaclava purchase required, enclosed shoes must be worn)
  • Perfect for families, friends, and school holiday fun

Good to Know for Parents

  • Minimum age and height requirements apply
  • Enclosed shoes are required
  • Bookings are highly recommended during school holidays

This is a fantastic option for energetic kids who love cars, racing, or trying new things and a great way to burn off school holiday energy!

Use code: KIDS10 for 10% off karting bookings

BOUNCE is the ultimate action arena to test your physical limits and unlock your best performance. Achieve new tricks and master new moves with these two great offers available this April.

Offer 1 = For Only $30 get a 2hrs access pass plus a packet of FUNDAY exclusive chocolate covered treats to reward you for your achievements
Offer 2 = $60 gets you a NBL Hustle 3 x person pass for 60min to try your best on our hoops and all areas of the venue

Greenacres & Marleston

Bring the kids in for free family fun—including the Play Zone on Level 2, opposite Toyworld.

With a jumping castle, soft play, basketball shootouts and carnival games, there’s plenty to keep everyone entertained—right in the heart of Rundle Mall.

Now extended due to popular demand – giving you even more time to play.
Check the website for opening hours. No bookings are required, so you can just turn up and have fun!

With great food and your favourite stores all in one place, it’s easy to make a day of it.

More info at
Myer Centre 91¹û¶³´«Ã½. More to explore these school holidays.

April School Holiday Events in 91¹û¶³´«Ã½

Get ready to stomp, dance, explore, and learn all about Dinosaurs. It’s the perfect adventure session for little dino lovers and their grown-ups.
The 91¹û¶³´«Ã½ Dino Rangers team will perform a fun and interactive stage show, followed by an extensive meet & greet opportunity and adventure session filled with dino activities.

📅 Tuesday 21 & Wednesday 22 April
â° 9.30am / 11.30am / 2pm (sensory sensitivity session Wed 22 April only)
📠Hewitson Theatre at Starplex Gawler
💵 $15 per person

Book now:

The Riddle of Washpool Gully

Journey into the unknown with The Riddle of Washpool Gully, a magical adventure where Australian mythology comes to life!

Set near a nearly forgotten town, a dry creek bed holds secrets that are stirring, and something long asleep is waking. With enchanting storytelling, contemporary puppetry, and intricate miniature sets, this imaginative show invites kids and families to explore the incredible creatures that might still roam the hidden corners of Australia.

Fun, thrilling, and full of magic, it’s a must-see for curious young minds these school holidays.

Find out more here

Touch A Truck

Touch A Truck is back these school holidays at Civic Park, Modbury! Kids can explore police cars, fire trucks, ambulances, construction vehicles and more, meet the people who operate them, and get hands-on with Junior Tradies mini construction vehicles.

There’s also a scavenger hunt, food trucks, and a quiet sensory hour from 2–3pm for little ones. A fun, free day for the whole family!

📠Civic Park, 995 North East Road, Modbury
Ⱐ10:00 am – 3:00 pm
💲 Free

click here for more info

Looking for the perfect school holiday activity? The Jungle Picnic Tour with Emma Memma is a must-see!

This fun, interactive show brings Emma’s colourful songs to life with dancing, games, and plenty of playful moments that will have little ones up on their feet and joining in the fun.

With Auslan integrated throughout the performance, it’s an inclusive experience for all families. Catch the Jungle Picnic Tour at Norwood Concert Hall on Monday 13 April, with three session times to suit your school holiday schedule.

Move over Napoleon – it’s Josephine’s time to shine!

Meet the *original* 19th century influencer, Empress Josephine Bonaparte, in a spectacular immersive digital experience these April school holidays at Immersive Light and Art (ILA).

So much more than an Empress, Josephine was a trendsetter, patron of the arts and scientific enthusiast whose influence transcended her historical era. She was fascinated with Australian flora and fauna discovered on the early French expeditions to the South and West coast of Australia. So, she filled the garden in her French palace with rare botanicals and remarkable wildlife including black swans and kangaroos!

Unearth history with your family through vivid storytelling and striking visuals screened on 110m2 wall-to-wall LED screens at ILA. And they have a café too!

Perfect for ages 8+ (and fun for younger kids too!). Sessions run Wednesday to Sunday, 10am–4:30pm, and later on Fridays and Saturdays.

Wilbur’s Wildlife Discovery Centre comes to District Outlet Centre for the school holidays.

Enjoy an interactive animal experience where you can pat and hold native animals including snakes, lizards, turtles, frogs and more.

Then explore the activity zone where your little adventurers can try their hand at being a zookeeper, a vet or digging for dinosaurs. NEW for the April school holidays is the builder zone where they can build their own zoo. You can also enjoy the 6 hole mini golf course.

Also NEW for these holidays is an expanded animal display with more snakes, lizards, frogs, insects and small mammals to meet.
Tickets are just $15 per person. Bookings are essential to secure a space for the daily shows.

There are only 500 tickets left to see the action packed family friendly production of Madagascar JR these school holidays.

Join Alex the Lion, Marty the Zebra, Melman the Giraffe, Gloria the Hippo and all their friends on a wild, unforgettable adventure full of music, laughs, and heart!

Family-friendly ticket prices – perfect for a fun day out without breaking the budget.

Grab your seats and get ready to move it, move it!

Wednesday 22nd April, 10am-1pm

Join OzHarvest kitchen for a fun, hands-on cooking experience for kids and adults alike! Guided by OzHarvest chefs, you’ll work together to turn rescued ingredients into nourishing meals for people in need. We welcome school groups, corporate family days, and social groups. Kids must be aged 8 or older and accompanied by an adult (maximum of 2 kids per adult).

Cost: $205 for an adult ticket, and you can bring two kids for FREE!


Fire & Spice

Sunday 19 April 

One day of spice, chillies, and fun at Lockleys Oval! Shop the Chilli Marketplace, watch cooking demos, or see who takes out the SA Chilli Championships.
Kids and families can enjoy free activities and entertainers, while foodies can try spicy street food and local drinks. Something for every taste… mild or fiery! This is a FREE event! 

Event info here

This Easter and School Holidays, the Bay Discovery Centre will be hosting fun activities for the whole family.

Come and explore the latest exhibition, Glenelg Through the Lens of Time, and pop into one of the immersive reality drop-in sessions.

Little one’s can play with the Jetty Road Floor Map and older kids will love the great History Mystery, an exciting scavenger hunt through the Bay Discovery Centre.

Visit for more information.

 

The Princess and the Magic Feather

A brand new magical adventure is arriving these April school holidays!

The Princess and the Magic Feather—the latest production from the South Australian Children’s Ballet Company—invites you into a shimmering world of enchanted forests, glowing feathers, and brave young heroes.

Follow Princess Eva and the legendary Firebird as they face the mischievous Sorceress Kasha and her spellbound garden in a story filled with swirling colours, enchanted creatures, and heart lifting courage. Perfect for children and the young at heart, this delightful new ballet showcases the incredible talent of SACBC’s young dancers.

event info here

 

$5 Build-A-Bear workshops are back at District Outlet Centre these school holidays!

Kids can create their very own furry friend, complete with a special heart ceremony, games and colouring fun. Each child receives a pre-stuffed bear to take home, with the option to dress it up (clothing and accessories available for purchase). It’s a sweet, hands-on experience that’s all about creativity, imagination and a whole lot of cuddles.

Workshops run across two weeks (April 14–16 and April 21–23), but bookings are essential and this will sell out, so make sure you secure your spot ahead of time to avoid missing out.

While you’re there, make a day of it! District Outlet Centre in Parafield is home to over 50 local and international brands including New Balance, Kathmandu and Platypus, plus plenty of food options to keep everyone happy. With free parking and all-weather undercover shopping, it’s an easy and affordable day out for the whole family.

Get ready to be swept away on a magical musical journey as Wicked For Good comes to life under the stars in the Barossa. With breathtaking music, dazzling moments, and a story that has captured hearts across generations.

WHERE: Barossa Valley Chocolate Company
WHEN: Saturday 18 April
MOVIE: Wicked for Good

Movie starts at 6:00 pm

April School Holiday Adventures

Looking for an unforgettable school holiday adventure? TreeClimb has your April break sorted!

Bring the kids, gather your friends, and take on Australia’s most exciting outdoor aerial adventure right here in the treetops. With a mix of thrilling high rope challenges, zip lines, swinging obstacles, and dedicated courses for different ages and skill levels, TreeClimb offers a full day of laughter, movement, and confidence boosting fun.

Little climbers can take on our Kids Courses, full of low to medium height challenges designed for safe, exciting exploration. Older kids, teens, and adults can level up on the Grand Course, testing their balance, courage, and problem solving skills high above the ground. Whether you’re a first timer or a seasoned climber, there’s a course that will push your limits in the best possible way.

It’s the perfect way to get outdoors, burn energy, and create epic memories these April School Holidays.

City – Salisbury – Kuitpo
Book ahead — sessions fill fast!

Join a family-friendly guided kayak tour these school holidays and experience the magic of nature up close.

Paddle through ancient mangrove creeks where only kayaks can go, view historic shipwrecks, and keep an eye out for resident dolphins, sea birds, and other fascinating marine life along the way.

Experienced guides will share stories and insights about this unique ecosystem, its wildlife and history while ensuring a safe and enjoyable adventure for everyone. Between paddling, take time to relax, soak up the tranquil surroundings, and capture some memorable photos.

No prior kayaking experience is needed. Before setting out, guides provide a full safety briefing and demonstrate basic paddling techniques.
Children must be aged 10 and over and will share a double kayak with an adult.

Book your spot today — or surprise someone special with a gift voucher for an unforgettable outdoor experience.


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Looking for something exciting and active for the kids this April school holidays?
Wilderness Escape Outdoor Adventures offers fun, engaging outdoor programs designed to help young explorers step outside, try new things, and build confidence.

With over 35 years of experience in outdoor education, their qualified instructors provide safe, supportive, and action-packed programs for children aged 5–17. From kayaking, fishing, surfing and fun activities at our Adventure Hubs, every program encourages kids to stay active while connecting with nature.

No experience is required. They provide all equipment, instruction, and guidance so every child can participate with confidence. Along the way, kids build resilience, make new friends, and develop a lasting appreciation for the outdoors.

Places fill quickly during the April school holidays. Secure your child’s spot today.

Phone: 08 8165 2022
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Hop on one of the special SteamRanger “Highlander†trains running on select days these holidays between Mount Barker and the charming riverside town of Strathalbyn.

April 12, 17, 24 & 26

Just 30 minutes from the 91¹û¶³´«Ã½ CBD, this scenic journey through the 91¹û¶³´«Ã½ Hills is packed with countryside views, rolling farmland, and plenty of native and farm animals to spot along the way.

Choose from a morning or afternoon departure, making it easy to plan a relaxed return trip or a full day out exploring beautiful Strathalbyn.

Travellers on the Friday services (17th & 24th)  kids will love the FREE Children’s Activity Trail Packs waiting on arrival in Strathalbyn, adding an extra layer of fun to the day.

While heritage carriages aren’t currently in operation, families will travel in comfort aboard a “cool†air-conditioned train, still hauled by one of SteamRanger’s iconic heritage diesel locomotives. (Steam ban still in place in 91¹û¶³´«Ã½ Hills)

Bookings are essential, so be sure to check out the SteamRanger Heritage Railway website for full details and to secure your seats.

April School Holidays for Free!

The City of Charles Sturt School Holiday Sports program is back these April school holidays, running from Friday 10 April to Sunday 26 April 2026, with a huge range of FREE sport and recreation activities for kids aged 3–17 across the City of Charles Sturt.

Designed to get kids active, trying new things and making friends, the program is a fantastic way to build confidence while learning about healthy lifestyles through sport. With almost 2,500 children participating last year, it’s clearly a favourite for local families. Kids can try activities like badminton, baseball and T-ball, gymnastics, hockey, karate, lawn bowls, tennis, indoor soccer and more. There are also inclusive options such as sensory-friendly roller skating, wheelchair-accessible table tennis, and tennis sessions welcoming participants with disability, ensuring everyone can get involved and have fun.

Online registrations open March 13

Looking for a FREE and easy school holiday activity?
Head to Churchill Centre in Kilburn where kids can get crafty and make their very own wind chime!

Running across both weeks of the April school holidays (Wednesday to Friday, 10am–1pm), this fun hands-on activity is perfect for creative little ones. No bookings are required, just turn up and join the queue (first in, first served), with one craft per child while daily supplies last.

While you’re there, make a day of it! With over 50 stores and plenty of food options, it’s an easy spot to eat, shop and play all in one place.
Be sure to check out Ta-da Kid’s Café, explore the quirky House Down Under (Australia’s first upside-down photo experience), and let the kids burn off some energy at Little Chicago Express the largest FREE indoor shopping centre playground in 91¹û¶³´«Ã½, located in the food court.

Churchill Centre, Churchill Road, Kilburn
More info:

Head to Hallett Cove Pavilion where kids can get creative decorating their very own satchel bag or pencil case!

Running across two weeks of the April school holidays, this FREE and fun craft activity is perfect to keep the kids busy for a morning
No bookings needed, just drop in and join the fun.

Week 1: Tuesday 14 – Thursday 16 April
Week 2: Tuesday 21 – Thursday 23 April

ⰠTime: 10am – 1pm
📠Location: Hallett Cove Pavilion, Lonsdale Road, Hallett Cove
💰 Cost: FREE

While you’re there, make a day of it and explore Hallett Cove Pavilion’s 50+ stores, with plenty of options for shopping, dining and entertainment.

Get ready for a fun-filled adventure as the SA Museum comes alive with hands-on activities and exciting things to explore!

Ever wondered about your amazing brain and how it helps you to understand the world? Come and try Brainy Games from Tuesday 14 to Thursday 16 April, 10am to 3:30pm.

Uncover the fascinating world of insect science with Curiosity Labs:  Build-a-Bug with Dr Shasta (6-10yo) and Intro to Pinning (10-15yo) where kids can take home their insect projects after the workshop. Booking is essential.

You can also step inside the Discovery Centre to handle real specimens, chat with their friendly staff and ask all your curious questions. Visit Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, 10:30am–2:30pm.

Entry to the Museum is free.

Open 7 days from 10am – 5pm. 12noon – 5pm on Anzac Day.
Location: North Terrace, 91¹û¶³´«Ã½

Visit Unley Shopping Centre and meet some of the players from Sturt Football Club!
Plus get your face painted in your favourite team’s colours, and paint your own football plaster mould.

 15 April – Handball with Sturt Football Club
 16 April – Face Painting in your team colours
 22 April – Handball with Sturt Football Club
 23 April – Paint Your Own Football Mould

🕚 11am – 1pm daily

These school holidays, the Myer Centre is the place to be.

Bring the kids in for family fun including the free Play Zone on Level 2, open Wednesday to Friday, 11 to 2, these school holidays.

With a jumping castle, soft play, basketball shootouts and carnival games, there’s plenty to keep everyone entertained—right in the heart of Rundle Mall.

With five levels of shopping and dining, you can make a day of it.
And getting here is easy, with convenient parking and flat rates after four.

More info at
Myer Centre 91¹û¶³´«Ã½. More to explore these school holidays.

Find your new favourite playground

Did you know our website has over 400 playground listings? Our comprehensive listings of 91¹û¶³´«Ã½â€™s playgrounds include features like location, photos, descriptions, facilities, are there toilets? age suitability and is there shade? which will help you find the best parks to suit your family. So pack a picnic and find a few new playgrounds these school holidays

Click here for our huge playground map

Go Rock Hunting

SA Rocks is a nature play based free activity that anyone can join in with. A giant game of hide and seek, for kids and adults alike! We love it because it’s free to play, great for all ages and IDEAL for the school holidays!

click here for more info

Go for a Family Bike Ride

Kids seem to be able to spend ALL DAY on their bikes, don’t they? Don’t they get glute burn like us adults? If you’re family is up for a new biking adventure, scroll below for all the bike friendly paths, trails & tracks across 91¹û¶³´«Ã½ & regional South Australia. Many of them are also pram friendly so you can take the whole family for a walk or pedal. Don’t forget the helmets!

click here to plan a ride

Be sure to check the 91¹û¶³´«Ã½ City Libraries event calendar for loads of free school holiday fun. Programs include LEGO Club, Youth Drop In, Innovation Lab, Craft Sessions, Story Time, Science Club and many more.

Ahoy adventurers! Explore St Kilda like never before with the Sand Pirates of St Kilda Scavenger Hunt, a free, self-guided activity for families, friends, and visitors of all ages. Follow clues hidden across local landmarks, parks, and businesses to uncover the secret pirate code.

School Holiday Competition

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Easter in 91¹û¶³´«Ã½ 2026: Best Easter Events & Activities for Kids /adelaide-easter-events-for-kids/ /adelaide-easter-events-for-kids/#respond Fri, 03 Apr 2026 09:32:33 +0000 https://kidsinadelaide.wpengine.com/?p=9582 Easter in 91¹û¶³´«Ã½ is a time for different things for different people. So whether it’s chocolate, church, a family holiday, parties or a little bit of all of that, we hope you have the chance to enjoy every second of the long weekend across South Australia in all the ways that make you happy. It’s also the most delicious time of the year – you can pretty much guarantee that no matter where you go over Easter in 91¹û¶³´«Ã½, there will be a basket of chocolate eggs being offered for you to dip you hand into.

There is so much happening this Easter weekend in 91¹û¶³´«Ã½! There are Easter markets, family friendly days out at wineries, fundraisers & more! Visit one of our regional chocolate factories, such as Melbas or Barossa Valley Chocolate Company. If you fancy an Easter Market, there’s plenty to choose from. We recommend a visit to Meadows Easter Fair which spans over the whole long weekend! Which 91¹û¶³´«Ã½ Easter events will you be hopping into?

No matter how you celebrate Easter in 91¹û¶³´«Ã½ over the long weekend with your family, we hope it is fun, safe & delicious! If you’re looking for the best Easter events in 91¹û¶³´«Ã½ for kids, we’ve rounded up the top family-friendly things to do this Easter long weekend.

Easter Long Weekend Events in 91¹û¶³´«Ã½

List of events in Photo View

What’s Open this Easter in 91¹û¶³´«Ã½

TreeClimb

Open Easter Saturday & Easter Monday at all 3 locations; 91¹û¶³´«Ã½, Salisbury and Kuitpo Forest. 
Closed Good Friday & Easter Sunday

Laneway Boulders

Open everyday over the Easter weekend. Take part in the laneway Easter hunt where you can find an egg and claim the prize inside. Everyday eggs will be hidden around the gym with each egg containing prizes such as coffee, merch, day passes, chalk refills and the Golden Ticket! 

KIIS 1023 Skyline Giant Ferris Wheel

Open every day of the Easter Weekend from 10am-9.30pm.

Tada Kids Cafe

Open Saturday 4th April.

Closed Good Friday, Easter Sunday and Monday.

Woodhouse Adventure

Open all weekend 9am – 5pm. Camping and day adventures with plenty of outdoor screen-free fun and some great EGGSTRAS for Easter. 

Bounce

Open all weekend from 10am each day. Located at both Marleston and Greenacres. 

AFL Max

Open Saturday and Easter Sunday 10.30am-2.30pm.

Closed Good Friday and Easter Monday.

Monarto Zoo

Open every day of the Easter Weekend. Families can explore while taking part in our Giant Easter Egg Trail, enjoy creative colouring activities, Melba’s chocolate giveaways on Easter Sunday *stocks are limited and the chance to win some great prizes.

91¹û¶³´«Ã½ Zoo

Open every day of the Easter Weekend from 9.30am-5pm. Enjoy special Easter activities including celebrating the Greater Bilby, craft workshops and activities, as well as a chance to win a hamper. Visitors are strongly encouraged to prebook tickets prior to your visit.

Hahndorf Farm Barn

The Farm Barn is open everyday from 10am-4pm over the Easter Weekend.

Hey Caddy Easter Hunt

Join the fun these school holidays at the Hey Caddy Easter Hunt, included FREE with any mini-golf booking.
Search the course for hidden Easter surprises and enjoy a prize for every participant, plus the chance to win a giant Easter egg.

A great activity for families this Easter- book your round and start the hunt! Available at West Lakes and Marion Hey Caddy/ X-Golf.

Closed Good Friday. Open Saturday, Sunday and Monday.

Little Rockets Play Cafe Barossa

Open everyday. Good Friday 9am-2pm. Easter Saturday 9am-2pm. Easter Sunday 10am-2pm.

Get ready for an egg-citing Easter long weekend packed with fun, games and sweet surprises.

Bazinga

Munno Para and Barossa open Saturday and Easter Sunday 10am-3pm. Closed Good Friday and Easter Monday. 1/2 price arcade tokens and they will double your tickets for double the prizes!

Lenswood Pick your own

Apple Picking- Open everydayover the Easter Weekend. 9am-4pm. No booking required. 

SA Museum

Closed Good Friday.

Open Saturday, Sunday and Monday 10am-5pm.

Fox in a Box

Open everyday over the Easter Weekend from 10am-10pm. Bookings are required.

FAQ – Easter in 91¹û¶³´«Ã½

When is Easter in 91¹û¶³´«Ã½ in 2026?
Easter in 91¹û¶³´«Ã½ falls from Good Friday on 3 April to Easter Monday on 6 April 2026.
What are the best Easter events in 91¹û¶³´«Ã½ for kids?

Popular family events include Easter egg hunts, Easter markets, carnivals and school holiday activities. Visit one of our regional chocolate factories, such as Melbas or Barossa Valley Chocolate Company. If you fancy an Easter Market, there’s plenty to choose from. We recommend a visit to Meadows Easter Fair which spans over the whole long weekend! 

Are there any Easter Egg Hunts for the general public?

Yes! Many family events across 91¹û¶³´«Ã½ host Easter egg hunts, including markets, carnivals and community events. We love the Jetty Road Egg Hunt

Where can I buy local Easter Eggs?

Support some of our favourite South Australian chocolate shops and buy local Easter Eggs this year. We’ve found the best Easter Eggs in 91¹û¶³´«Ã½ here

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Little Village Collective /little-village-collective/ /little-village-collective/#respond Thu, 02 Apr 2026 02:58:20 +0000 /?p=215662 A new indoor place to play has just opened in 91¹û¶³´«Ã½.

The Little Village Collective has arrived to build thoughtful, community-focused play villages for families.

Their first location (hopefully there will be more to come) is The Little Southern Village, an indoor play café located in O’Halloran Hill. A beautifully designed, village-inspired play space where little imaginations can run wild while parents actually get a moment to breathe. Created for children aged 0–7 it features 11 thoughtfully curated play zones inspired by real-life community settings.

Guided by play-based pedagogy, the space encourages child-led, open-ended role play where kids can explore freely, build confidence and connect with others in a natural, pressure-free environment. Think play areas like Funnings Construction Zone, Boujee Baby Corner, The Dress Up Studio, Hilltop Animal Rescue, The Hospital, The Market and the Post Office. This space is less about ball pits and slides and more about calm play and imagination.

And Yes! There’s an onsite cafe serving up simple, kid friendly food. Simple sandwiches and toasties, bagels, waffles, picky plates, yoghurt bowls and a selection of cakes and cookies. Of course there’s coffee, but we also love the menu includes fresh smoothies, healthy sodas and juice.

Entry prices:
Under 6 months $5 | 6-12 months $10 | 1-7 years $16 | Adult included (free) | Extra Adult $1
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Book your session online at

The Little Southern Village – Located within The Hilltop Shopping Centre
Shop 19, 93 Main South Road, O’Halloran Hill

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91¹û¶³´«Ã½ Cafes, Pubs & Restaurants with Playgrounds (Eat While the Kids Play!) /places-to-eat-adelaide-with-playgrounds/ /places-to-eat-adelaide-with-playgrounds/#respond Wed, 01 Apr 2026 11:27:38 +0000 /?p=214488 Looking for the best cafes, restaurants, pubs and clubs in 91¹û¶³´«Ã½ with playgrounds? Whether you’ve got toddlers who need to burn energy or older kids who won’t sit still, finding a kid-friendly place to eat with a play area can make all the difference.

We’ve rounded up the best family-friendly cafes and restaurants across 91¹û¶³´«Ã½ where kids can play while you actually enjoy your coffee (hot!) or meal in peace.

Christies Beach Hotel

Located on Gulf View Road at Christies Beach, south of the city, this pub has had mega bucks spent on it in recent times and has to be among the prettiest hotels in 91¹û¶³´«Ã½. Offering a huge beer garden with various indoor and outdoor seating, the real star is the massive outdoor playground suitable for bigger kids. They also run kids club activities here during the term for pre school aged kids, and the food is hands down some of our favourite nosh! You will also find a cinema room and an ice cream machine. That’s a win. Worth the drive south.

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Rising Sun Hotel, Port Wakefield

Port Wakefield you say? YEP. This one deserves a spot near the top of our list for the road trippers! It’s epic. The food is unreal (think pub food and also some incredible Asian fusion) and the ‘backyard’ is on steroids. Huge lawn, creative playground with swings and shipping containers and a digger, boat and sand pit. Your well behaved doggos are welcome and this is just the ultimate alternative to stopping for greasy roadhouse food, families love it. 

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Mick O’sheas Hotel, Hackham

Mick O’Shea’s has had a serious glow-up, and it’s officially stepped into its â€œultimate family hangout†era. The refreshed beer garden, brand-new outdoor bar and expanded pavilion have given the place a breezy, holiday-afternoon vibe while still keeping all the cosy charm of a classic Irish pub. Inside, you’ll still find the warm hospitality and hearty pub meals you know and love, but outside is where the magic happens. Think loads of space for long lunches, family celebrations or a relaxed arvo while the kids run (and climb, and slide) to their heart’s content.

Details HERE

 

Bridgewater Inn, 91¹û¶³´«Ã½ Hills

Ok so this pub is always impressive for families. With the Bridgewater playground just nextdoor, the actual ultimate is the nature play in and around the creek, right by the outdoor tables! Kids require a high level of supervision as always around water, and honestly, take a change of clothes or a towel if you are really going to let them get into it! think stepping stones, sticks and a running stream. Its a fabulous kids menu here and the new all weather pavillion is just something else in all seasons. Family friendly pubs dont come much better than this one.

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Shelly’s, Semaphore South

10/10 for toddler tapas, the food and coffee here, the dinners on a Friday and Sunday evening and the fully fenced epic playground on the doorstep. Shelly’s ticks so many boxes for families. There is both indoor and outdoor dining, beach access, the Semaphore Steam Train comes by and the whole experience is just a vibe. Even in winter, this place is it! Rug up and come for a hot chocolate or a long brunch. The kids will not complain, guenteed! This one is licenced too……sneaky sunset beverage and let the kids blow off some steam any one?

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Village Grounds Cafe, Alberton

The Village Grounds Cafe is a hidden gem for families with little ones, open Tuesdays and Wednesdays and perfect for a relaxed, low-cost outing. It serves light snacks and epic babycchinos, with both indoor and outdoor play spaces ideal for toddlers and preschoolers. Community-run and wonderfully welcoming, it also features a brilliant pre-loved clothing section, and it’s an easy walk from the nearby Alberton railway station, making it as convenient as it is charming.

Details HERE

 

Stanley Bridge Tavern

The Stanley Bridge Tavern has taken family dining up a notch with its new outdoor nature playground, where kids can roam free-range and really burn off some energy. Set in the fresh 91¹û¶³´«Ã½ Hills air, it’s the kind of place where you can settle in while the little ones explore, and the food is absolutely off the charts, with a great kids menu to match. Just rug up in the cooler months and you’ve got a perfect, relaxed family outing.

 

Grunthal Brew

Grünthal Brew offers so much more than just a meal out, craft beers, local wines, artisan gins and a cheese cellar. Set on sprawling lawns by the river, kids can roam freely with plenty of space to explore, including a cubby, slackline, creek access and loads of open grass to run around on. There is also a snadpit, a big boat to play in. lawn games and ofcourse the huge yellow cow to say hello to! There’s a relaxed mix of indoor and outdoor seating (plus cosy fireplaces in cooler weather), and a thoughtful kids menu. Solid family dining.

 

Payneham Tavern

Payneham Tavern is a fantastic, recently renovated family friendly pub that includes one of the best playrooms and playgrounds we have seen in a long time! A short distance from the city, the $4m rebuild has brought new life to this Payneham Road spot, which offers up some pretty decent traditional pub fare and a kids menu thats great value.

Details HERE

 

Waterloo Station Hotel, Paralowie

The Waterloo Station Hotel is a fantastic choice for families in 91¹û¶³´«Ã½â€™s northern suburbs, combining a relaxed pub atmosphere with a great playground that keeps the kids entertained while parents unwind. With plenty of space, a welcoming vibe, and a menu that caters to both adults and little ones, it’s an easy go-to for a stress-free family meal where everyone leaves happy.

 

Uraidla Hotel

The Uraidla Hotel is an 91¹û¶³´«Ã½ Hills favourite for good reason, offering a fantastic outdoor playground that makes it a hit with families. Set in the beautiful 91¹û¶³´«Ã½ Hills, it pairs relaxed, family-friendly vibes with an epic reputation for consistently great food, making it the perfect spot to settle in for a long lunch while the kids play and everyone enjoys the atmosphere.

Details HERE

 

The Belair Hotel

The Belair Hotel is a top pick for families, offering a relaxed setting in leafy surrounds with a dedicated playground that keeps the kids happily entertained. With plenty of space to spread out, a welcoming atmosphere, and a menu that caters to all ages, it’s an easy, stress-free spot for a family meal where both parents and little ones can enjoy themselves, and it always seems to get consistent reviews.

 

The Flagstaff Hotel

The Flagstaff Hotel is a fantastic family-friendly spot in the southern suburbs, known for its spacious layout and great playground that keeps kids entertained while parents relax. With a welcoming atmosphere, plenty of seating, and a menu that caters to all ages, it’s an easy choice for a laid-back meal where the whole family feels comfortable and looked after.

Brighton Metro Hotel

The Brighton Metro Hotel is a standout for families, especially with Charlie’s Diner offering a fun, nostalgic buffet experience that kids absolutely love. With an indoor playground to keep little ones entertained and the novelty of choosing their own meals from the buffet, it takes the stress out of dining out and turns it into an easy, enjoyable outing for the whole family.

The Aussie Inn, Hackham

The Aussie Inn is a top spot for families, thanks to its welcoming atmosphere, well-priced kids menu, and seriously impressive modern playground that keeps children entertained for ages. With plenty of space, relaxed vibes, and food options to suit even the fussiest eaters, it’s an easy choice for a stress-free family outing where both kids and parents can enjoy themselves.

Details HERE

The Hot Pot Guy, City

The The Hot Pot Guy offers a unique family-friendly twist on dining out, with a modern indoor playground, including slide and ball pit, that keeps the kids happily entertained while you enjoy the experience. It’s an awesome introduction to hot pot dining, where everyone can get involved in cooking and trying new flavours, making it a fun, interactive cultural experience that even little ones will love.

Largs Bay Kiosk

he Largs Bay Kiosk is a classic seaside spot that’s perfect for families looking for a fun, budget-friendly outing. The highlight for kids is the ice cream-themed playground, full of bright, whimsical features that let little ones run wild while parents relax nearby. The food is retro kiosk-style goodness, think generous burgers, crispy fish and chips, and plenty of ice cream treats, offering a nostalgic, affordable big meal that everyone can enjoy by the beach.

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Main and Cherry Cellar Door /main-and-cherry-cellar-door/ /main-and-cherry-cellar-door/#respond Tue, 31 Mar 2026 01:00:31 +0000 /?p=155028 , located at Chandlers Hill, is a fantastic family-friendly winery just a short drive from 91¹û¶³´«Ã½ city. Offering a unique experience for both parents and kids alike, gosh we love a quality outing like this when there is also something special for the kids to eat and a few activities to entertain them.

With the most gorgeous panoramic views of vines and the Gulf St Vincent you will be feeling instantly relaxed on arrival and ready to kick back for an afternoon of grazing, acoustic tunes, wine tasting, lawn games and most importantly DONKEY pats! Yes, meet Pedro and Pinto! You can likely even score a carrot to feed them and the best news? Their donkey run has recently been extended so as they are now closer to the cellar door!

The beautiful knowledgeable staff will have you sorted in no time at all, and this is the perfect spot for families looking to enjoy a day out.

The wines are small batch and distinctive. Made with a whole lot of gentle love and nurturing by award winning winemaker Michael Sexton. They are vibrant and bright and celebrate the authentic naturally occurring characters of each variety and vintage.

The cellar door was undoubtedly designed with families in mind, offering a quality, creative and delicious kids’ lunch option that will keep little people happy. You can’t go wrong with crispy real chicken bites and hand cut fries, served with a cute fun sized chocolate on the side, plus these meals come with a juice box and the serving is big enough for bigger kids too.

Now, don’t expect the kids to sit around for too long – ours couldn’t keep away from the friendly donkey’s, they also danced and played games on the lawns, took Uno out to one of the picnic rugs, enjoyed spotting ducks and also bombed around with other kids for some winery lawn community fun.

When it comes to outdoor space, Main and Cherry Cellar Door truly shines. There’s plenty of room for kids to burn around and be kids, out of the way and with in sight, making it easy for parents to relax with a glass of wine while their little ones play safely. The picturesque grounds are ideal for a laid-back afternoon. Adding to the welcoming vibe, Main and Cherry also hosts a great line-up of acoustic musicians, creating a lively yet relaxed atmosphere perfect for a family outing. Check their for details.

It was only upon departure that we realized they also offer craft beers, so we did the right thing and took a four-pack home to enjoy later!

Main anFor the beer lovers, there is a fun little beer collab of Main and Cherry x Prancing Pony ales. Sold!

Whether you’re there to enjoy the food, music, a guided tasting or simply the great atmosphere, this winery has everything you need for a beautiful quality, memorable day out. Even the coffee was brilliant!

PS They do well presented gift vouchers and we can’t imagine many people not loving this! Buy one


Location: 60 Grants Gully Road, Chandlers Hill, 91¹û¶³´«Ã½, South Australia
Opening Times: Thursday to Mondays
Phone: 0474 015 349
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Sanbis Villa, South Shores /sanbis-villa-south-shores/ /sanbis-villa-south-shores/#respond Mon, 30 Mar 2026 03:19:28 +0000 /?p=215395 We’ve stayed with before, so we knew it would be special, but I had never heard of the South Shores estate in Normanville and honestly, it blew me away. It’s a private, gated coastal community on the Fleurieu Peninsula, and the easiest way to describe it is like a holiday park but elevated in every way. Everything is beautifully designed, calm, and spacious, with all the little touches that make holidaying with kids feel easy instead of stressful.

Villa 19 is in the absolute dream spot. It’s right next to a huge lagoon-style pool, complete with a shallow end for the little ones, and just across from a massive grassy expanse where kids can run, ride scooters, play basketball, swing from trees, and generally disappear for hours. There are picnic tables scattered around, so you can grab a drink or snack and actually sit down while they play, and if that’s not enough, a private boardwalk leads straight to the beach. Honestly, it’s one of those layouts where the kids feel free to roam, but you still have that calm, safe feeling as a parent.

The villa itself looks out over the lake, which is stunning in the morning light and gives the whole place a peaceful vibe. There’s a deck off the downstairs bedroom that’s perfect for a quiet coffee, and upstairs a huge balcony with a proper outdoor dining setup and a BBQ that basically screams weekend feasts and margaritas for the adults. It sleeps up to ten, which works really well for two families or a bigger group without anyone feeling on top of each other.

Inside, the attention to detail is next level. The bunk room was an instant hit, with two double bunks, books, and toys already set up, which makes settling in that much easier. The beds are seriously comfortable, and the linen is so soft you almost don’t want to get out of bed in the morning (as we’ve come to expect from a Sanbis stay). The lighting is warm and gentle, and the lampshades are exactly the kind I’d pick for my own house if I could. Small touches that make the whole place feel effortlessly cosy.

The house is set up for families in a way that actually makes sense. There is plastic dining for kids, a high chair, step stool, portacot, pool towels, sports gear, Netflix, WiFi, and even a popcorn machine, which quickly became the highlight of movie night. The adults aren’t forgotten either, with a proper barista-style coffee machine that made mornings feel a little indulgent. And yes, it is a two-storey house, which means stairs, but there is a safety gate at the top that any parent of little ones will quietly celebrate. The garage as been transformed into a second living space with another TV and fridge making it the perfect hangout for older kids or teens.

Normanville itself is quiet and coastal, with cafes, shops, and a few short drives for exploring the rest of the Fleurieu Peninsula. Ingalalla Falls is only five minutes away, with Second Valley and Rapid Bay also close by. But honestly, once you are at Villa 19, it is hard to want to leave. The pool, the lake, the grassy areas, the private boardwalk to the beach, it all just works so the kids are happy and the parents can breathe.

If I could move in here, I would in a heartbeat. Since that is probably a bit far-fetched, I will happily settle for a Sanbis Villa stay at least once a year.


Location: Villa 19, South Shores, Normanville
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