Opened in 2023, this incredible playground on the Eyre Peninsula is a must-visit, celebrating Barngarla storytelling with stunning First Nations artwork woven into its design.
Families will find endless fun in the creative play spaces, from water and sand play to accessible play equipment and exciting climbing structures like the tunnel slide and ropes. With ocean views, picnic spots, free BBQs, and a nearby jetty, it’s the perfect spot for a family day out (including your furry friends, with an on-leash dog area!).
The playground also features a bike path, a dedicated dog exercise area, and accessible facilities, creating an inclusive space for everyone to enjoy. Surrounding the play area, you’ll find lush lawns, picnic tables, ample parking, a monument, and a shared-use path – all thoughtfully designed to enrich the visitor experience.
This fantastic playspace is funded by the City of Port Lincoln and the State Government through its Local Government Infrastructure Partnership Programme, showcasing a wonderful community investment in family fun and inclusivity.
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