Playgrounds in Adelaide City & Eastern Suburbs

Playground map: Adelaide City & East

Tap a pin for shade, fences, toilets and directions.
Every playground we know of across Adelaide City & Eastern Suburbs: 146 in 60 suburbs and towns, including Adelaide, Prospect, Magill, Athelstone, Campbelltown, Rostrevor, Paradise, North Adelaide, Norwood, Parkside, Newton and Fullarton. 116 have a public toilet within about 400 metres. Tap a pin for what each one has.
In Prospect, St Helens Park has play equipment, toilets and two free electric barbecues. Magill's Daly Oval has a shaded, castle-themed playground for toddlers, with a second one for teenagers alongside. In Athelstone, Lovell Reserve sits beside a creek, and its shaded playground suits confident climbers. Campbelltown's Charlesworth Park has a shaded playground under big trees, with barbecues and toilets.
Thorndon Park in Paradise has the all-inclusive Paripardu playground near the old reservoir. It has a flying fox, a sky bridge, trampolines, an all-access carousel and raised sand and water play. Dogs and bikes are not allowed, and the kiosk generally opens on summer weekends and winter Sundays.
By the lake in Rymill Park, the fenced Quentin Kenihan Inclusive Playspace has water play, an accessible swing and a Changing Places toilet. St Peters' Dunstan Adventure Playground won a state landscape award for play spaces, and has toilets and barbecues. In Tusmore, Tusmore Park has a climbing web, a nest swing, a slide and a sandpit, with accessible toilets.

Every playground in Adelaide City & East, by town

Campbelltown: Charlesworth Park playground · 3 more on the map
Clarence Park: Dora Gild Playground
Glenside: 1 more playground on the map
Hectorville: Aysgarth Avenue Reserve playground · 1 more on the map
Marden: Broad Street Reserve playground · 1 more on the map
Newton: 2 more playgrounds on the map
Trinity Gardens: Kosters Park playground
Vale Park: 1 more playground on the map
Walkerville: 1 more playground on the map
Playgrounds from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), council open data and our own checks; features as confirmed for each one. Toilet distances are in a straight line, from the public toilet map data.