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Other notes - if you have Children:
There is free parking for four hours at Bonython Park car park on Port Road. This are good play grounds in the area. https://southaustralia.com/products/adelaide/attraction/bonython-park-tulya-wardli
Take a walk from Bonython Park into the city, via the river Torrens. Talk to Neil about having a look at some excellent views of Adelaide along this route to Victoria square.
Free Stuff - for children:
Go to the corner of Blackwood Park Blvd and Champion Way, Craigburn Farm: Blackwood Park Treetops Playground | Kids In Adelaide | Activities, Events & Things to do in Adelaide with Kids After you spend sometime here, head towards Sturt Gorge Recreation Park not far from 41 Blackwood Park Boulevard which is about a km away, and look out for some interesting things.
City of Adelaide Clipper Ship – the tour costs money, but in my opinion, its worth while taking the kids to have a look at the ship, even if you don’t go on the tour.
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Here are some free and fun activities for children under 9 years old in Adelaide:
Migration Museum Lego Trail: During school holidays, the Migration Museum runs a Lego trail for kids. It’s a fun, interactive way to explore history, and it’s always free.
Local Libraries: Libraries across Adelaide offer story times, craft sessions, and various kid-friendly activities throughout the year. Great for a free, educational outing.
St Kilda Adventure Playground: A fantastic outdoor space with large play areas, slides, a pirate ship, and plenty of room to explore. Located in Salisbury and free to visit. https://www.salisbury.sa.gov.au/activities/community-facilities-and-parks/st-kilda
Morialta Conservation Park: Take the family on an adventure to spot koalas and enjoy scenic walks to the First, Second, or Third Falls. Free BBQ hot plates are available for picnics.
Australian Space Discovery Centre: Kids can explore interactive exhibits related to space and technology. It’s an exciting, educational experience free for visitors. https://kidsinadelaide.com.au/australian-space-discovery-centre-adelaide
South Australian Museum: With fascinating exhibits ranging from ancient fossils to indigenous artifacts, the museum is an educational and fun destination for children, free to enter. https://www.samuseum.sa.gov.au/
Carrick Hill Storybook Trail: A whimsical outdoor trail where children can explore scenes from classic storybooks, offering a magical, free adventure for younger kids. https://www.carrickhill.sa.gov.au/visit/storybook-trail
Top Playgrounds in Adelaide: There are many fantastic playgrounds across Adelaide, including Marshmallow Park, Bonython Park, and the nature-inspired Morialta Playground. These are all free and packed with fun activities for kids.
https://www.parks.sa.gov.au/parks/morialta-conservation-park
https://kiddomag.com.au/kiddo-guides/top-10-playgrounds-in-adelaide
These places are great for kids to explore, learn, and enjoy outdoor adventures!
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