About this place
What to expect
Located just 600 metres south of the Whyalla Visitor Centre, Wilson Park is a popular recreation and rest stop offering scenic views of the Whyalla Steelworks, Port Bonython and Point Lowly. The spacious park features free sheltered barbecue facilities, picnic areas, lawns, shaded spaces, a playground, skate bowl, outdoor tennis, basketball and netball courts, making it an ideal destination for families, travellers and community gatherings. Visitors can enjoy convenient facilities including 24-hour public toilets and accessible parking suitable for cars, coaches and caravans. The park is also home to significant local landmarks, including a 10-metre-high inverted ship's rudder commemorating Whyalla's 1974 jubilee, a beautifully maintained rose garden, and artwork by local artist Karl James, adding to the park's cultural and creative appeal. Wilson Park is a versatile bookable space suitable for ceremonies, community events and gatherings, offering a scenic outdoor setting with excellent facilities and plenty of room for visitors to enjoy. With its combination of recreational facilities, heritage features, public art and impressive views, Wilson Park provides a welcoming place to relax, celebrate or take a break while exploring Whyalla and the Eyre Peninsula.