Quentin Kenihan Inclusive Playspace

This one’s genuinely worth the trip if you’ve got kids of any ability level — it was designed with inclusion front and centre, and you can actually feel that in how it’s laid out. There’s a solid mix of slides, climbing structures, tunnels, a merry-go-round, and a water feature that kids absolutely lose their minds over on a hot Adelaide day. The musical equipment always draws a crowd, and the enclosed area means you’re not constantly chasing toddlers toward the car park. Shade trees and covered seating make it manageable for parents in summer, and the baby change station and restrooms mean you can actually stay for a decent stretch. It’s one of those parks where the amenities were clearly thought through by someone who has actually spent time with kids, not just ticked boxes on a checklist.