Playgrounds in Barossa Valley

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Playground map: Barossa Valley

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Every playground we know of across Barossa Valley: 18 in 11 suburbs and towns, including Nuriootpa, Gawler East, Tanunda, Willaston, Williamstown, Hewett, Kapunda, Freeling, Angaston, Mount Pleasant and Springton. 15 have a public toilet within about 400 metres. Tap a pin for what each one has.
In Nuriootpa, Tolley Reserve sits on the banks of the Para River, with a playground, toilets, picnic tables and barbecues. Willaston's Clonlea Park, on the North Para River beside Gawler East, has a skate park, tennis courts and a playground for younger children. Tanunda's inclusion playground has in-ground wheelchair trampolines, an accessible carousel and a flying fox with a harness seat. Its two all-access toilets include a change table for children aged five and up. In Williamstown, Colonist Corner Reserve has a playground a short walk from the shops and cafes.
Angaston's Memorial Reserve has a playground among shady trees, with toilets, picnic tables and barbecues. Also in Angaston, Jubilee Avenue Reserve has a playground, a bike track and a walking trail. Williamstown's Victoria Creek Reserve has a second playground, along with toilets and barbecues.
In Freeling, the FARM Centre and recreation park has play equipment, fitness equipment, a shelter and toilets. Springton's playground is at Springton Oval, with public toilets nearby.
Facts from The Barossa Council: Tolley Reserve, Town of Gawler: Clonlea Reserve, Town of Gawler: Parks & Playgrounds, The Barossa Council: Tanunda inclusion playground, The Barossa Council: Colonist Corner Reserve, The Barossa Council: Memorial Reserve, The Barossa Council: Jubilee Avenue Reserve, The Barossa Council: Victoria Creek Reserve, The Barossa Council: Parks and playgrounds (facility lists, page 2), The Barossa Council: Parks and playgrounds (facility lists, page 3), Light Regional Council: FARM Centre and Freeling Community Recreation Park and The Barossa Council: Springton Oval.

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Every playground in Barossa Valley, by town

Angaston: Jubilee Ave Playground · Memorial Reserve playground · 1 more on the map
Freeling: Freeling Recreation Precinct playground · 1 more on the map
Gawler East: Clonlea Park playground
Hewett: 2 more playgrounds on the map
Kapunda: 1 more playground on the map
Mount Pleasant: 1 more playground on the map
Nuriootpa: Nuriootpa Linear Park playground
Springton: 1 more playground on the map
Tanunda: RSL Recreation Reserve playground · 1 more on the map
Willaston: Elliot Goodger Memorial Park playground · 1 more on the map
Williamstown: 2 more playgrounds 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.