The brand-new centre is a huge upgrade from the old 91¹ū¶³“«Ć½ Aquatic Centre and includes a mix of both indoor and outdoor spaces so kids of all ages can enjoy water activities year-round.

Indoor Water Areas

• 50m, 10 lane indoor pool
• Indoor learn-to-swim pool
• Warm-water rehabilitation pool
• Indoor pool with splash zones and waterslides. 120cm height requirement for slides.
• Entry-level diving amenities – safe fun for older kids.
• Jet pool, sauna & steam room (check age restrictions for sauna/steam for kids/adults).

Outdoor Pools & Play

• 25 m, 8-lane outdoor pool – great for warmer days.
• Lagoon pool & outdoor splash pad – fun water zones for kids.
• BBQ and lawned areas – bring a picnic or BBQ after swimming!
• WIBIT inflatable challenge – this will be popular with kids on weekends and school holidays.

Other Features & Family Amenities

• Swimming lessons with the Y – programs from infants (with carer) to advanced levels.
• Fully inclusive changerooms & accessible facilities for families with prams or special needs.
• °ä²¹“ŚĆ© – offers food and drinks to refuel.
• Large gym and fitness spaces – for older teens and adults.
• Improved parking and walking/cycle access from Jeffcott Street.

Swimming Lessons & Programs

The centre partners with the Y (YMCA) to deliver structured Learn-to-Swim programs for all ages. Their classes range from infant water familiarisation (with caregiver support) to advanced levels that build confidence, water safety skills and technique.

91¹ū¶³“«Ć½ Aquatic Centre Entry Prices (as of 27 Jan 2026)

Entry Fee
Adult ($16+ years) $9.50
Child (4-15 years) $7.80
Concession $7.80
Family (up to 2 adults + 4 children) $28

Waterslides (minimum 5 years, minimum height 120cms)
Per Slide $3
Unlimited Slides $12

WIBIT
Minimum age 6 years. Price IncludesĀ Leisure Swimming Online bookings recommended.Ā 
$20 pp

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If youā€™re hunting for a family holiday park experience that the kids will rave about before youā€™ve even unpacked the car, ticks every single kid-approved box. Located on the gorgeous Fleurieu Peninsula, our crew instantly found their happy place here. We rolled in, unpacked, and the kids had us exploring the park with them as soon as we could.

The epic water park was an instant obsession, with slides, sprayers and the Discovery branded tipping bucket that guarantees everyone gets soaked. Our modern Deluxe 2 Bedroom Cabin slept six and was just steps from the heated pool, which made ā€œjust a quick swimā€ a very regular occurrence (even in the rain). Then the kids realised there is a second heated pool. Two pools? Thatā€™s holiday gold.

The play options here are next level. The main playground is a solid 10/10. Big, modern and designed for all ages, with climbing equipment, loads of space and a full-size flying fox that stayed busy all day. The bouncing pillow was another non-negotiable favourite, and quickly became a central meeting point for many games with new friends.

Just when we thought weā€™d found everything, we stumbled across a second playground. A little older and a bit tucked away, but home to the sweetest blue cottage cubby house. Total hidden gem. There was also a basketball hoop, perfect to shoot some hoops. Throw in few park laps on a pedal kart and a quick game of cricket with the neighbours, and the kids were happily entertained from morning to night.

Discovery Parks ā€“ Goolwa really nails that relaxed holiday vibe. Kids love cruising around on bikes and scooters (helmets on, of course!), and parents love how safe and contained the park feels. There are often food vans on site, so dinner is easy, and if youā€™re more of a grill master, the well-maintained, covered BBQ facilities are just waiting for you to throw another shrimp (errā€¦ sausage) on the barbie. Andā€¦ there was even a gin tasting during our stay. Consider us impressed!

As evening rolls in, itā€™s movie night, and itā€™s always worth checking in with staff about school holiday activities and special events. Thereā€™s often something extra fun happening.

Our cabin was spotless, stylish and perfectly set up for families, with two bunks, a queen bed, and all linen and towels supplied (no extra packing required). The powered sites looked just as well cared for, and the entire park was neat, welcoming and easy to relax in.

Set right at the gateway to the Lower Lakes and the Murray Mouth, Goolwa is an easygoing coastal town made for family holidays. With wide open spaces, and plenty to explore, itā€™s the kind of place where you donā€™t need a big plan. Youā€™re minutes from Goolwa Beach, the much-loved Cockle Train and the river foreshore for picnics, bike rides and pelican spotting or you can park the car and just enjoy your entire stay with in the holiday park where the list of things to do really does feel endless.

If youā€™re after a fun-packed, low-stress family getaway with plenty to keep the kids happy (and a few perks for parents too), Discovery Parks ā€“ Goolwa is a winner and well worth adding to your family holiday must-visit list.

(Use code KIDSINADL25 at checkout for 15% discount until Nov 2026 t&c apply)


Location: 40 Kessell Rd, Goolwa SA 5214
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The Water Play Park has five waterslides, including a giant 48 metre SupaSlide for big kids and adults, as well as smaller slides and splash features perfect for younger children.

Thereā€™s a shaded toddler pool and a medium learnerā€™s pool that make it easy for little ones to have fun at their own pace. The centre also offers a heated Olympic-size pool with accessible entry, great for more confident swimmers.

On top of all the pools and slides, youā€™ll find plenty of grass and shaded areas for picnics, free gas barbeques, seating and a kiosk serving refreshments and snacks. Change rooms, showers and toilet facilities are available onsite and thereā€™s easy parking for families.

Whether youā€™re sliding down with the kids, swimming laps or enjoying a relaxed day by the water, itā€™s a great place to cool off this summer.

More information, entry fee and opening hours on their website

The Clare Valley is famous for its wine and for good reason. But beyond the cellar doors, this charming region is full of rolling hills, country vibes, and hidden gems waiting to be discovered. And with right in the heart of it all, itā€™s the perfect base to truly soak up everything this beautiful region has to offer.

And while the adults may be here for the riesling, the kids? Theyā€™ll think this adventure is entirely about them from the second you check in. Thereā€™s a bouncing pillow (yes, the adults tried it, very funny), plus the biggest pump track weā€™ve ever seen at a holiday park. Two pools, including a heated one, plus the basketball court, painted on hopscotch, and a big tub of sporting equipment (cricket sets, balls, racquets and more) provide the kids with even more opportunities to be active and outdoors. Everywhere you look, kids are running, jumping, riding and exploring and parents can actually relax a little knowing thereā€™s so much to keep them entertained.

The splash park deserves a paragraph of its own. EPIC is the only word that does it justice. Two waterslides, a giant tipping bucket, a squirting kangaroo and koala, interactive jets and water play galore. If youā€™ve got aqua-loving kids (like me), this is their version of paradise.

The main camp kitchen is right near the pool and sports area, creating a central hub where families naturally gather. Travellers cook, chat, and share stories while the kids play nearby. Thereā€™s also plenty of grassy space for picnics, and if your crew wants a bit more adventure, you can hire e-bikes, pedal bikes or karts to explore the park and even hop on the Riesling Trail, a gorgeous way to see the region without moving the car.

We stayed in a Deluxe 2-Bedroom cabin – sleeps 4, which was perfect for families. Spacious, clean, and thoughtfully designed, it had everything you could need: a fully equipped kitchen for cooking meals, all linen and towels supplied (so no hauling your own), an electric blanket on the main bed (hello, cosy nights!), and block-out double blinds for lazy mornings. The cabin was perfectly positioned between the playground and splash park, which meant the kids could dash from one activity to the next. For families or travellers on a budget, thereā€™s also plenty of space for caravans and tents, as well as smaller cabins, making the park accessible and affordable for all kinds of visitors.

Despite the not-so-perfect weather, the kids didnā€™t care. They still loved every element of the park, from pools to splash park to bouncing pillow. When it rained, the Discovery Kids Activity Booklets from reception kept them happily occupied with puzzles and colouring while we sipped Clare Valley Shiraz and enjoyed wood-oven pizzas from Mr Micks, who parks his mobile pizza setup onsite on Friday evenings. A little rain never felt like a letdown here.

If youā€™re planning a Clare Valley getaway, or maybe just making your way through SA, make sure is on your list. Itā€™s the kind of place where kids make instant friends, families come together, and everyone leaves a little tired, a little messy, but very happy. Wine country is great, but this is where the whole family can truly soak up the country charmā€¦ and a little chaos too.

(Use code KIDSINADL25 at check out for 15% discount until Nov 2026 t&c apply)

Location: 8511 Horrocks Hwy, Clare SA 5453
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Roonka Adventure Park has a place for everyone. Traditional campers can pitch a tent under the stars, families can enjoy a comfy stay in the two-bedroom Lodge, and big groups can take over the bunkhouse rooms or even the whole site for a weekend of adventure. There are powered and unpowered sites for caravans and motorhomes, glamping bell tents set up and ready to go, and cozy bunkhouse rooms perfect for school groups, sports teams, or extended families. No matter where you stay, you will have access to camp kitchens, BBQs, hot showers, and all the facilities you need, plus the billabong, trails, and outdoor fun right on your doorstep. Adventure, comfort, and nature tick all the boxes.

We stayed in the Lodge, a gorgeous two-bedroom retreat that sleeps six. The master bedroom is calm and spacious, with reverse-cycle air conditioning, modern furnishings, a walk-in robe, and two single beds that can be pushed together. The second bedroom features two bunk beds, perfect for kids or teens. The bathroom is bright and modern, and the fully equipped kitchen makes meal prep a breeze. The open-plan living and dining area is ideal for family dinners or games night, with comfy couches, a flat-screen TV, and large windows that bring the outdoors in.

The Lodgeā€™s expansive deck quickly became our favourite spot, whether we were sipping morning coffee, enjoying evening drinks, or just soaking up the view as the campsite came alive. As night falls, the stillness of the river, the calls of kookaburras, and star-filled skies make it impossible not to unwind.

An obvious highlight, especially in summer, is the water activities. The calm billabong at Roonka is perfect for kids learning to kayak or canoe. We really valued how safe it felt, making it ideal for younger kids and beginners. The gentle waters let them try new skills while feeling completely at ease. Life jackets and all the hire gear are ready to go, so you can focus on the important stuff, like having fun!

Speaking of fun, the riverslide is Fun with a capital F and great for the whole family. You have to try it at least once, no matter your age. Just do it! The double flying fox, zipping from one side of the billabong to the other, is a guaranteed hit. Iā€™ll give you 100 dollars if your kids donā€™t purposely fall off, haha. And if you want to slow the pace a little, there are kayaks and canoes for hire from the boat shed which you can use to explore the peaceful backwaters of the Murray River. Three weeks later, we are still debating which was the favouriteā€¦ kayaks, riverslide, or flying fox, and honestly, it is a debate that is not going away anytime soon.

Roonka is not just about getting wet. We spent a good hour at the playground with a picnic lunch, and the kids loved every minute. The Echidna Trail totally surprised us; they were glued to it, spotting birds and plants, and unfortunately no echidnas, which would have absolutely made my year. Next time, fingers crossed!

For a bit of adventure, the bouldering wall is perfect for budding rock climbers and adventurous spirits, while GAGA Ball adds fast-paced, high-energy fun for everyone. Orienteering and the Photo Hunt get the kids exploring the property using basic map-reading skills, spotting markers, and matching photos along the way. Wildlife is everywhere, and it is honestly one of the best bits. We saw so many kangaroos, and the walking trails are easy enough for little legs but still fun for bigger kids and adults. There is heaps of space to wander, explore, or just sit and enjoy the quiet, making it a brilliant mix of challenges, teamwork, and just plain fun.

Sometimes the simplest moments are the best. Watching the kids try something new, listening to the sounds of the river, or just soaking in the calm are memories that stick. Even when it is not summer, there is always something to do, see, or explore. iPads…? What’s an iPad?

Roonka River Adventure Park
209B Boy Scout Road
BLANCHETOWN SA

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If seemingly endless holiday park facilities and entertainment for the kids are top of your holiday park list, then is hands down South Australia’s best ever option for families. It’s kind of epic, and it’s very easy to see why anyone with kids would love staying here. This place is basically a full-blown family entertainment destination on the river, packed with things to do from sunrise to beautiful Riverland sunset. If youā€™re after a holiday where the kids are constantly on the go and you can keep up with them, this is the one. It books out fast on weekends and school holidays because itā€™s just that good. Wise advice, itā€™s never too early to start planning your visit.

The pool is next-level: a huge resort-style pool, heated spa, and even a waterfall you can stand under (one of our kids just lived here). Add in the water park with several waterslides and youā€™ve got hours of fun before youā€™ve even considered all of the other things!

Indoors, right next to the pool, youā€™ll find a fantastic tiny tots quiet play room with soft play equipment and even a big red Wiggles car to ride in which is just thoughtful and perfect for little ones who need a breather from the elements or the action. Thereā€™s also an indoor movie room and this park has a sensory room, giving families calm, comfortable spaces to unwind. Fitness important to you? Yep thereā€™s even a gym for those who like to keep their fitness regime on track while away (can’t say we used it, but it looked clean and very modern and we appreciate its existence, honestly!) We chose to keep active by taking the short walk into the town centre.

The fun continues to be served up further across the park, with a tennis court, a cute playground, pedal karts, buggies and tandem bikes for hire. (We’ve really never laughed so hard and surprisingly didn’t mow any one down or end up in the drink riding tandem.) Get the whole crew involved on the massive jumping pillow, it makes for a fun family photo and you actually won’t believe how impressive the huge outdoor cinema set up is. For water lovers, canoe hire lets you explore the Murray at your own pace, paddling at sunrise or sunset is pure Riverland magic. Smaller kids are well placed in the front seat of a double canoe. Lastly, one of our favourite moments? A riverbank BBQ breakfast with the kids running around between bites and trying their luck with a lure and fishing line.

Accommodation-wise, thereā€™s something for every family and every budget. Choose from waterfront villas, family cabins, ensuite sites, shady powered sites and spacious unpowered camping areas. Whether you’re after comfort or a traditional camping experience, everything feels clean, beautifully maintained and thoughtfully laid out. The camp kitchen is excellent too. It’s huge, well-equipped and complete with fridges so cooking and storing food is a breeze, even if you don’t have all of the fancy gear or room to pack it.

Donā€™t miss the kiosk, where you can grab a coffee, ice creams and a few basic supplies, as well as hire equipment for all your adventures around the park.

Be warned, this is one of those holidays where one night is never enough, youā€™ll want at least a few days to fit everything in. Discovery Parks – Renmark Riverfront is jam-packed, joy-filled, and guaranteed to give your family the kind of holiday memories theyā€™ll talk about all year long. Pack the bathers, pack the scooters, and get ready for an action filled Riverland escape!

**Want 15% off stays at this park, or a select handful of other Discovery Parks in South Australia? Look and book via and use code KIDSINADL25 at checkout. Valid for stays now to Nov 2026, t&c apply,minimum two night stays, black out dates may apply for school holidays and long weekends**

Location: 1 Patey Dr, Renmark SA 5341
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If youā€™re looking for a place where the kids drag you out of bed and straight into a kayak, in Barmera is exactly that kind of family getaway. What an absolute Riverland icon for kids. Iā€™d heard all the chatter before; ā€œLake Bonney thisā€ and ā€œLake Bonney thatā€ but now I honestly understand what all the fuss is about. Trust me, you’ll want to keep reading and add this awesome holiday and caravan park to your summer plans!

Thereā€™s accommodation to suit every budget at Discovery Parks – Lake Bonney. We stayed in a Deluxe 2 Bedroom Lakeview Cabin – sleeps 6. Yes, a little luxurious, but it still had that classic caravan park feel. Bunk beds for the kids, a queen bed that felt like sleeping on a cloud, and all linen and towels supplied, no need to lug it all from home. The shower was one of the best Iā€™ve had anywhere, hot with strong pressure, almost like a back massageā€¦ and in a caravan park, no less. There was a TV in the lounge for a little wind-down time, but honestly, most of our time was spent outside, and rightly so.

The water activities here are next-level. Weā€™re talking water bikes (I didnā€™t even know these existed), canoes, kayaks, stand-up paddle boards, pedal boats, and floating trampolines/ pontoon things for the kids to bounce on… we loved it all. I even had a go at 42 and can confirm itā€™s ridiculously fun. Hiring is straightforward but thereā€™s a $20 cash bond, and each activity has time limits, so itā€™s worth asking the kids what they want to try first. Paddle boats go for $20 an hour, single canoes $18, double canoes $25, and water bikes $30. The first hire starts at 9:15 in the morning and the last one is 3:45 in the afternoon, and donā€™t forget life jackets. Safety first, always!

My top tip? Grab a pedal boat for two adults and two kids and head straight for the trampolines, you could happily spend hours out there.

Thereā€™s plenty of other fun to keep everyone entertained too. An epic splash park, a sparkling heated swimming pool (with another brand-new one being built while we were there), a playground, pedal carts, a bouncing pillow, a pump track, and a games room. Seriously, the list goes on.

Although our gorgeous cabin had everything we needed, we made the most of the camp kitchen, cooking a BBQ dinner and kicking off the next day with bacon and egg muffins for breakfast. Simple, easy, and totally family-friendly, and we even met some lovely people doing the exact same thing.

The park itself is huge, with heaps of powered sites for caravans and lakeside views that make it easy to see why it books out fast, especially in summer. Even on a slightly overcast day (we had a bit of rain while we were there), thereā€™s still plenty of space to relax by the lake and enjoy a bit of calm while keeping an eye on the kids as they explore. Fishing is another draw, though we didnā€™t get a chance this trip. Staff were super friendly and helpful, giving great tips on everything from water sports to family-friendly spots to visit around the Riverland.

If you can tear yourself away (though why would you?), there are plenty of nearby options. Mallee Fowl Restaurant is just 15 minutes away and an absolute must for dinner, while Barmera has a handful of closer spots too. For a bit of adventure, there are walking trails, Loveday 4×4 Park, and Monash Adventure Park all within easy reach. Reception stocks basics like ice cream, sunscreen and snacks. If youā€™re self-catering, thereā€™s a Foodland two minutes down the road, or come prepared. Please note: certain fruit and vegetables canā€™t be brought into the Riverland, check the SA Government website for current restrictions.

Whether youā€™re staying for a weekend or a week, Discovery Parks – Lake Bonney is fun, easy, and impossible not to love. We can’t wait to go again! The easy drive from 91¹ū¶³“«Ć½ will take you around two and a half hours.

(Use code KIDSINADL25 for 15% discount until Nov 2026 t&c apply)

Location: Lakeside Dr, Barmera SA 5345
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If you’re looking for the kind of holiday where the kids will be outside and entertained ALL DAY LONG look no further than . Join in the fun or sit back and relax while the kids have a ball!

They have a fantastic new resort style pool! This huge pool is 250,000 litres and 65m around. One half is under shade and there’s also plenty of poolside seating, sun lounges and picnic tables. The main pool starts at just 10cm deep so little ones can splash play, right down to 1.8m at the deepest point. The original pool will also remain open giving guests two areas to swim.

Splash Harbor waterpark featuring giant hurricane slide and double tipping bucket is super popular with all guests young and old!. It is believed the vortex slide and double bucket are the first of their kind ever installed in a holiday park in Australia!

Located on Bay Rd, just 5 minutes from the beach and a few minutes more to the centre of Victor Harbor this spacious 22-acre park offers a selection of self-contained units and cabin accommodation as well as spacious powered and unpowered sites for camping, caravans and motorhomes.

The cabin accommodation ranges from affordable budget accommodation right up to their very comfortable 3 bedroom Heysen cabins which have prime spot at the park, overlooking the grassed pump track area as well as being right near the fantastic recreation area. The Heysen cabin sleep up to 8 people making them a great option for family holidays in Victor Harbor. Their 2 bedroom Hindmarsh cabins are also in a great location and are fully accessible for those with mobility issues.

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But the real draw card of this park is the facilities. Guaranteed to keep the kids busy all day and ready for a good night sleep! A win for kids AND parents! Located within the park grounds you’ll find..

• Pump Track – for hours of bike, scooter and skateboard fun
• Dual waterslide tower
• Two swimming pools
• Mini Golf
• Playground
• Jumping Pillow
• Outdoor movies and FREE school holiday activities
• Games Room
• Onsite takeaway shop (try the donuts)
• Pedal Kart and Bike Hire, and more!

All of that included in your nightly fee! It’s school holiday heaven! We’ve stayed here quite a few times now and it really does come highly recommended as your next family holiday or even a weekend mini break.

Kids in 91¹ū¶³“«Ć½ Review – Family Favourite for a reason

We have stayed at Victor Harbor Holiday Park three times now, and honestly, there is a reason we keep coming back. It is just fabulous.

This time we checked into one of the Newland cabins, a two-bedroom superior cabin literally right next to the lagoon pool. And when I say right next to, I mean open your door and you are practically swimming (do not worry, there is a fence, thank goodness). The outdoor patio was perfect for meals, and being so close meant we could zip back for drinks or a quick loo stop without trekking halfway across the park.

A wonderful new addition to the second bedroom is the themed kids bunk beds. They are ideal for children under eight and a super cool way to make bedtime fun, matching the playful theme of the rest of the holiday park. The campervan themed design, complete with a surfboard-style ladder was an absolute hit with my two kids. There is also a standard bunk bed for kids who are a bit bigger or dads who snore.

Now, full disclosure, only one of the three slides was working during our stay as they are waiting on a new pump, but lucky for us it was the Hurricane Slide, and it is the most fun one anyway. The kids were up and down non-stop while I got tired just watching them. Good to note for those who have been before, the slides are now fenced off. I believe this is new since our last visit.

This was our first time visiting during Halloween and it was such a fun experience. The reception staff handed out goodies and even performed a trick for the kids and it was lovely to see other families getting involved too.

We still absolutely love the barbecue area down by the playground, jumping pillow and pump track. It is the perfect spot to set up for a meal while the kids play and make new friends.The Hungry Harbor Takeaway was open this time so we grabbed some fish and chips one night. It was hot, crispy and surprisingly well priced. Next time, we’ll be firing up that pizza oven at the camp kitchen for some delicious DYI pizzas.

Every time we visit we find something new to love. From the wonderful atmosphere to the family-friendly layout, Victor Harbor Holiday Park just makes holidaying with kids feel easy. We are already planning trip number four.

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Featuring TWO indoor heated pools, a gym, 50m outdoor pool, cafe, splash pad, triple slide tower and some of the best looking water slides in SA, this is one of our favourite new spots to visit.

The state-of-the-art splash pad design features a tipping bucket, three slides, sprinklers and other water play areas, as well as a canopy overhead to keep the area shaded even on the hottest of days. It’s conveniently located next to the impressive 10-metre-high water slide tower, outdoor pool and the grassed area, making it the perfect spot for family picnics during summer.

The water slides will operate during summer hours of Monday to Friday, 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm, and Saturday to Sunday from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. The water slides will operate for extended hours during school holidays and on public holidays.

A fully equipped cafƩ with a range of meal and healthy snack options, is open 8:00am to 6:00pm, year-round. During summer, a seasonal kiosk near the splash pad and slide area will be open to provide cool drinks and snacks for all of the family to enjoy.

Accessibility was carefully considered throughout the design process, to accommodate for a range of requirements, especially when designing the change rooms, cafĆ©, and indoor program pool and outdoor parking. The centre is equipped with accessible bathroom stalls, showers, parking spaces close to the front entrance, an access ramp for the pools and ramps outside to accommodate movement throughout the facilities. 

Coming Soon: An addition 130 carparks are part of the new upgrade of the Happy Home Reserve which is located next to the Aquatic Centre.

Happy Home Reserve. Waterloo Corner Road, Salisbury North

South Australia has some really great little water parks and water slides, however a lot of them are hidden in various tourist parks and only available for use of their customers, it can be hard to find one that everyone can use, especially with out paying.

A real family holiday fave hot spot, the water park is able to be used by kids (and adultsā€¦well nobody told me off) of all ages and abilities. My youngest was a little shy at first but he was covered by the little slide in the park. The eldest kids (and me) had a ball on the 4 big slides as well as the big water bucket. With plenty of seats and grassed areas to sit and watch the kids, as well as it all being fenced off, this just makes for a superb family arvo.

Once you finish at the water park you can wander the nearby beach and jetty, play in the adjacent enclosed playground or have a BBQ. There is plenty of shelter, public toilets and changing areas as well as coffee shops right across the road. Not hard to see why this place is so popular! as they may vary throughout the year as well.

Moonta Bay is just under two hours drive from 91¹ū¶³“«Ć½.

Summer 2025/26 Splash Town Moonta Opening Hours

OPEN DAILY (incl all public holidays) Saturday 27 September 2025 – Sunday 26 April 2026

October School Holidays Saturday 27 September – Sunday 12 October 10am – 6pm
SA School Term 4 2025 Monday 13 October – Friday 12 December 11am – 6pm
Summer School Holidays Saturday 13 December ’25- Monday 26 January ’26 10am – 6pm
SA School Term 1 Tuesday 27 January – Friday 10 April (Open from 10am March LWE and Easter)
SA School Term 1 2026 Tuesday 27 January – Friday 10 April (Open from 10am March LWE and Easter)
April School Holidays Saturday 11 April – Sunday 26 April 10am – 5pm

Where? Moonta Bay. 171 Bay Road, Moonta Bay, South Australia
Open from beginning October School Holidays to end of April School Holidays.  Check or for times as holiday and during school term times differ.
How much? Free!