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Angove Conservation Park — Image credit: DEW

Natural Attractions

Angove Conservation Park

Angove Conservation Park conserves one of the last remaining stands of remnant drooping sheoak and southern cypress pine open woodlands within the Adelaide foothills. The park contains 142 native plant species and provides specialised habitat for a small number of animals that require dense vegetation to survive. Several species of reptiles can also be found, along with mammals such as ringtail and brush-tailed possums, bats and 74 species of birds.

Adelaide SA

3.3 km away

Anstey Hill Recreation Park

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

Anstey Hill Recreation Park

Families, walkers and those looking for a new fitness challenge can design their own adventure using the extensive network of walking trails. Eight mountain bike trails ranging in difficulty from easy to advanced will provide a challenge for even the most experienced rider. Discover this park's unique features, including ruins of the original Newman's Nursery, abundant bird life, western grey kangaroos and koalas. Many animals call this area home and the park conserves rare vegetation which was once widespread throughout the Adelaide Plains and Mount Lofty Ranges.

Adelaide SA

3.4 km away

Cuddly Koalas at Gorge Wildlife Park — Image credit: Gorge Wildlife Park

Zoos, Sanctuaries, Aquariums and Wildlife Parks

Gorge Wildlife Park

Gorge Wildlife Park is not your average wildlife park; it's a place where people and animals get together. Under shaded trees, paths meander amongst the animals offering many relaxing hours of wildlife enjoyment. See all of your favourite Australian animals including wombats, dingoes, echidnas and Tasmanian devils. Cuddle a koala and walk amongst the kangaroos and wallabies. A variety of exotic animals are on display, including capybara, meerkats, otters, playful monkeys and more. The park has a vast range of birds, from fairy wrens to ostriches and everything in between. Some are in enclosures but many fly free, including a free range colony of rainbow lorikeets. The reptile house has a great display of reptiles, amphibians, insects and fish. Enjoy picnic areas with free gas barbeques, kiosk and souvenir shop. Koala viewing sessions daily at 11.30am and 2.30pm daily (subject to conditions). Private animal encounters available with our Koalas, Meerkats, Capybara, Ring-tailed Lemurs and reptiles.

Cudlee Creek SA

5.8 km away

Montacute Conservation Park — Image credit: DEW

Natural Attractions

Montacute Conservation Park

Montacute Conservation Park's 200 hectares of remnant bushland is separated by several small creeks, and is home to an abundant array of bird life. Vegetation in the park varies greatly from the lower to higher slopes. The creek line is dominated by river red gums with a low understorey of grasses and exotic plants. The higher slopes support stringy barks and blue gums. The Heysen walking trail winds its way through the park's native vegetation to the higher slopes and offers excellent views of the surrounding area. Along the walking trails you may discover outcrops of Precambrian dolomite rocks more than 570 million years old, or on the eastern side of the park, an outcrop of Stonyfell quartzite.

Montacute SA

7.2 km away

Aerial view of Hope Valley Reservoir Reserve — Image credit: SA Water

Natural Attractions

Hope Valley Reservoir Reserve

Enjoy, explore, preserve Hope Valley Reservoir Reserve Adelaide's oldest and smallest active reservoir is the centrepiece to Hope Valley Reservoir Reserve – the state's first metropolitan reservoir reserve to open for public access. The reserve links into the O-Bahn Bikeway, and its 4.6km trail network, in combination with tree-lined footpaths, provides for an easy walking and cycling experience around the reservoir. Much of the trails boast panoramic views across the water and to the hills, including the 800m dam wall which you can walk across. The trail here is ideal for walking and running, with room for families to enjoy a picnic along the way. Free car parking and toilet facilities are also available. Open 7.30am - 5pm (standard time), 7.30am - 8pm (daylight saving time). Closed on Total Fire Ban Days and for operational activity (gates will be closed). To prepare for your visit, please check the conditions of access.

Adelaide SA

8.1 km away

Aerial view of Little Para Reservoir Reserve — Image credit: SA Water

Natural Attractions

Little Para Reservoir Reserve

Enjoy, explore, preserve Little Para Reservoir Reserve Little Para Reservoir is South Australia's youngest reservoir, situated north of Adelaide alongside the suburbs of Greenwith and Golden Grove, providing an opportunity for adventure, family fun and environmental preservation. This beautiful natural reserve offers almost four kilometres of trails with two picnic areas, making it a welcome stop for local bike riders, runners and walkers. A scenic lookout provides the perfect way to relax and take in the reservoir and dam wall. The facilities at Little Para Reservoir Reserve are designed to add value for the local community, building on existing recreational opportunities in adjoining public land and nearby green spaces.. While people from other areas are welcome to enjoy the low-key facilities at Little Para, we encourage you instead to visit other nearby reservoirs reserves that cater for higher visitor numbers and offer a greater range of activities, such as Hope Valley Reservoir Reserve, and the Warren and South Para Reservoirs reserves which form part of the Southern Barossa Reservoirs network . Open 7.30am - 5pm (standard time), 7.30am - 8pm (daylight saving time). Closed on Total Fire Ban Days and for operational activity (gates will be closed). To prepare for your visit, please check the conditions of access here: www.reservoirs.sa.gov.au/conditions-of-entry.

Adelaide SA

8.4 km away

Indoor go karting Adelaide — Image credit: OZ EKARTS

Amusement and Theme Parks

OZ EKARTS Adelaide

Experience the thrill of high-speed racing and drift karting at OZ EKARTS, South Australia's premier indoor electric go-kart venue! Our cutting-edge electric karts deliver instant torque, smooth acceleration, and adrenaline-pumping action—without the noise or fumes of petrol karts. For those who love controlled slides and stylish drifts, their drift karts take the excitement to the next level, allowing you to master corners with precision and speed. Whether you're chasing the fastest lap or perfecting your drift technique, their advanced track features challenging turns, high-speed straights, and an electronic timing system to test your skills. Perfect for individuals, families, corporate events, and parties, OZ EKARTS offers a safe, eco-friendly, and action-packed experience for all ages. The venue is fully indoors, so the fun never stops—rain or shine! Looking for an unforgettable birthday party or team-building event? Their race packages and function areas make OZ EKARTS the perfect destination. Get behind the wheel, embrace the speed, and experience the ultimate thrill of electric and drift karting. Book your race today!

Adelaide SA

8.5 km away

Black Hill Conservation Park

Natural Attractions

Black Hill Conservation Park

Enjoy spectacular scenery of rugged ridges and native plants and animals, as you walk the trails in Black Hill Conservation Park . The park covers an area of 684 hectares and features the low sheoaks which give Black Hill its name. The foliage of the sheoaks gradually matures to a dark rusty, almost black colour, as summer progresses. As you look from the Adelaide Plains, the hills appear to be black. The park also contains a wide variety of flora that offers a stunning display of native flowers in the spring including many delicate and colourful orchid species. While you're visiting the park, take a walk through the landscaped Wildflower Garden that dates back to the late 1940s.

Adelaide SA

8.9 km away

Cobbler Creek Recreation Park

Natural Attractions

Cobbler Creek Recreation Park

Explore the open grassy woodlands of Cobbler Creek by bike and on foot, using the 17km network of shared-use, sustainable trails. These purpose-built trails are perfect for beginner and intermediate riders, with a couple of sections that will give even the most experienced of riders a thrill. The trails take you to peaceful River Red Gum lined creeks, woodlands echoing with bird calls, and ridge tops with views across the Adelaide plains to the International Bird Sanctuary on Gulf St Vincent. You might see birds of prey like the Black-shouldered Kite hunting over the open grasslands, or catch a glimpse of the Red-rumped Parrot nesting in Mallee-box tree hollows. Nestled between Golden Grove and Salisbury, this park is a fantastic introduction to the bush, a peaceful place to unwind from city life, a popular destination for walkers, and an adventure for budding mountain bike riders

Adelaide SA

9.0 km away

Fox Creek Sculpture — Image credit: Forestry SA

Natural Attractions

Fox Creek Bike Park

Fox Creek Bike Park - South Australia's premier riding destination for close to three decades. The ongoing bushfire recovery has brought about a new era for the park as they continue to build back bigger and better than before. Located at Cudlee Creek, under an hour’s drive from Adelaide International Airport, Fox Creek is a haven of trails, tabletops, berms, step-ups, hips, and so much more. The park is spread across more than 800 hectares, featuring over 50km of single-track trails and 560 metres of vertical elevation, and is open to riders of all ages and skill levels. Whatever your style, we have it – green, blue, and black - gravel, cross country, gravity, downhill, and a jumps park. Free entry. Open from dusk to dawn, year-round. Closed on days of a total fire ban or for forest operations. One of the best bike parks in Australia. Come and ride with them. Fox Creek Bike Park is managed by Forestry South Australia in partnership with non-government organisations and local government and a team of passionate community members, clubs and businesses to create a nationally recognised cycling destination for future generations while boosting regional tourism and strengthening the local community.

Cudlee Creek SA

9.6 km away

Morialta Conservation Park

Natural Attractions

Morialta Conservation Park

For over 100 years, the gorges, waterfalls and woodlands of Morialta have provided a recreational escape for walkers and rock climbers just 10km from the city of Adelaide. Enjoy the rugged ridges, gully scenery and seasonal waterfalls that make up Morialta Conservation Park. The three waterfalls along Fourth Creek are popular features of the park and are linked by an extensive network of walking trails. The views from the rock climbing zone also provide opportunities to admire Morialta Gorge and the nearby Adelaide plains. The first two falls are the grandest, each cascading over sheer quartzite cliffs after rain. To see the falls at their best, visit the park during spring or winter when the water flow is strongest. For wildlife lovers, the park's rock pools and creeks provide habitat for small reptiles, frogs and birds. Watch out for honeyeaters and thornbills among the woodlands that cover the hills. Adelaide’s biggest playground 'Mukanthi' can be found in the Stradbroke Road picnic area. There are five play areas to explore: Frog Island, Eagle’s Perch, Great Snake, Bird Nests, climbing boulders, paths and climbing trees. The playspace has a focus on natural materials and experiences to challenge a range of ages.

Adelaide SA

10 km away

Zip-line

Amusement and Theme Parks

TreeClimb Salisbury

Get ready to explore TreeClimb’s newest adventure park in the northern suburbs of Adelaide! Their third venue offers 6 exhilarating courses and 78 unique obstacles, including ziplines, designed to challenge thrill-seekers of all ages. Bring the whole family and see the trees from a new perspective as you climb, conquer, and create lasting memories together. TreeClimb caters to groups of all sizes, 7 days a week, all year round! For those who prefer to stay on the ground or need a treat before or after their climb, their café offers Grab'n'Go food and a selection of hot and cold drinks.

Adelaide SA

11 km away

Continental Taralli Biscuits - a local family business — Image credit: Campbelltown City Council

Shopping and Markets

Flavours of Campbelltown Food Trail

The award-winning Flavours of Campbelltown Food Trail is a suburban food trail within inner north-eastern Adelaide that provides unique, flavoursome food with strong cultural backgrounds. The first Food Trail of its type in South Australia all within 20 minutes of Adelaide city and 40 minutes from the airport. If time is of the essence, take a quick trip to Campbelltown where you can see and taste food being made including continental biscuits, almond bread, smallgoods, pasta, cheeses and amazing cakes. Hear the family stories behind more than 20 featured food and beverage businesses and indulge in the variety of tastes that create the food culture of Campbelltown. Refer to the trail booklet for all business opening hours to create a self guided trail or contact us for a private small group bus tour. The booklet is available for free download from the Campbelltown Council website. Bus tours to a selection of 4 to 5 businesses are held monthly throughout the year with bookings open to individuals and small groups - please phone for dates and information. For larger groups, guided tours can be tailored to suit your needs, please phone.

Adelaide SA

11 km away

A man and woman stand with their dog at a trailhead signage, reading information about the park. — Image credit: Department for Environment and Water

Natural Attractions

Para Wirra Conservation Park

With its extensive grassy areas, relaxing lakeside, and beautiful bush setting, Para Wirra Conservation Park is a well-loved gathering place for family and friends. This is a perfect park for immersing yourself in nature – for walking, picnicking, and observing native animal life. The park is also home to the Barossa Goldfields, where you can discover the ruins and the history of a once thriving mining operation. There are over 100 species of birds living in the park, including the cheeky emus you’ll see patrolling the picnic grounds. You can see kangaroos grazing at dawn and dusk, and on a warm day bearded dragons and sleepy lizards bask in the sunshine. If you’re in luck you might also spot a short-beaked echidna, a shy creature whose diggings can be found throughout the park.

Adelaide SA

11 km away

X-Golf Windsor Gardens Venue

Entertainment Venues

X-Golf Windsor Gardens

Welcome to X-Golf Windsor Gardens, your local indoor golf and sports bar in North-East Adelaide! Join then for casual rounds, tournaments, coaching sessions, or private hire. They've paired a relaxed atmosphere with a full bar and a curated menu, making it the perfect spot to catch the game or relax with friends. X-Golf's premium simulators provide accurate ball data and access to world-renowned international courses. From casual group bundles to tailored event packages, they offer flexible options for different occasions.

Adelaide SA

11 km away

Apple Picking At Lenswood — Image credit: Kids In Adelaide

Agritourism

Apple Picking In Lenswood

@Lenswood Pick Your Own is a family-friendly attraction in the Adelaide Hills. The orchard is designed for families with children of all ages, with play areas, sandpits, vintage tractors, and scavenger hunts. Families can pick fresh apples from the trees and enjoy the picnic areas or relax with food and coffee from the Farm Café. The farm offers practical facilities for families, including baby change and family toilets. Visitors can explore the orchard, learn about apple growing, and enjoy hands-on experiences in a safe and welcoming environment. @Lenswood Pick Your Own is focused on creating memorable days out for families and children. Open daily during the autumn months - this is Adelaide's go to yearly family tradition.

Lenswood SA

12 km away

apple picking — Image credit: @Lenswood Pick Your Own

Agritourism

At Lenswood Pick Your Own Apples

Pick Your Own apples 'uniquely' in the Adelaide Hills. Enjoy a day out immersed in agriculture. Through learning about how apples are grown and seeing the behind-the-scenes working of the commercial apple orchard a new family autumn tradition awaits. Perfect for any age group - the little ones will enjoy the farm themed amusements, like the Vintage Tractors, Giant Outdoor Games, Sandpit, Kids Scavenger Hunt with many more always being added. Parents will love plenty of seating and places to relax and more importantly, their Farm Cafe is filled with locally produced food and beverages. The best bit - experiencing the unforgettable crunch of eating apples straight off the tree. There is easy parking and the chance to have a chat with the growers, registered nurses husband and wife duo turned apple-farmers and tourism operators. The beautiful orchard is surrounded by amazing Lenswood views and wildlife - only 35 minutes from Adelaide CBD. Group tours, school group excursions and gift voucher packages are also available. Season 2026 is on now!

Lenswood SA

12 km away

Apple Picking At Lenswood — Image credit: @Lenswood

Agritourism

Easter Long Weekend Apple Picking At Lenswood

During the Easter long weekend @Lenswood Pick Your Own offers extra seasonal fun for families. Guests can enjoy a relaxed, hands-on experience while making lasting memories together in the fresh air. @Lenswood Pick Your Own is a family-friendly attraction in the Adelaide Hills. Visitors can pick fresh apples from the trees and take home their harvest. Children can explore the orchard, climb over vintage tractors, trucks, and bulldozers, or enjoy Thomas the train. The farm café offers local ice cream, country-baked pastries, and coffee. Families can relax while children play and learn where their food comes from. The orchard is designed for children of all ages and includes picnic areas, play spaces, and practical facilities such as baby change and family toilets.

Lenswood SA

12 km away

Great Escape Klemzig

Entertainment Venues

Great Escape Klemzig

The Great Escape in Klemzig brings a mix of immersive escape rooms and clever puzzle-based adventures to Adelaide's northeast. With popular themes like Through a Killer's Lens, Deadly Dinner, and Wild West, each room is designed to test teamwork and problem-solving in a fun, story-driven setting. If you're searching for a good escape rooms option or an escape room close to me for a weekend plan, Klemzig's lineup is a solid pick for families, friends, and groups looking for something different. With occasional deals running through the week, it's an easy and exciting way to try a new indoor activity in Adelaide.

Adelaide SA

12 km away

Climb 3 levels

Amusement and Theme Parks

The Big Rocking Horse Gumeracha

The Big Rocking Horse at picturesque Gumeracha, located only 40 minutes from Adelaide, is the perfect destination for those wanting fun, educational value and an experience of a lifetime. Established in 1981, Climb to the top of the 18.3-meter Rocking Horse and enjoy the fantastic view from the Horse's head. In the past, the Horse was used as a lookout by the local Country Fire Services! You'll also find an animal park, cafe, minigolf, playground and toy factory with a gift shop all in one place.There is also a free picnic area on the lawn by the animal park so you can interact with the local flora and fauna. A big park bench for photos and so much more! A concrete footpath throughout the animal park makes it accessible to everyone! South Australia's most affordable attraction Established in 1981 and still rocking!

Gumeracha SA

12 km away

Pepper Street Arts Centre — Image credit: City of Burnside

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Pepper Street Arts Centre

Pepper Street Arts Centre is a lively arts environment supporting creative endeavour and excellence, promoting arts appreciation and education, and providing for social engagement across the artistic and wider community. Formerly the Magill School, the Pepper Street Arts Centre is part of the City of Burnside's cultural program. Entry is free and the ambience is friendly! Exhibitions held monthly. Gift Shop offering high quality work from SA artists and craft workers. Art Classes for beginners and experienced - daytime and evening. Art and Community Groups for people of all different interests and skill levels in a casual informal environment. No tuition provided. Artist Opportunities for themed group exhibitions, artist of the month, gift shop, workshop tutoring and artist demonstrations. Dorrit's Coffee Shop named after local artist Dorrit Black.

Adelaide SA

13 km away

Horsnell Clifs — Image credit: DEW

Natural Attractions

Horsnell Gully and Giles Conservation Parks

Take a bushwalk through the steep gullies in the picturesque Adelaide Hills to discover the history of Horsnell Gully and Giles Conservation Parks. Both the Heysen and Yurrebilla trails wind their way through these parks, offering stunning views of the surrounding region. Named after the state Governor's coachmen, John Horsnell, relics and reminders of the Horsnell family property still remain. Along the signposted walking trails, you will find the remains of a large homestead, including the coaching sheds, stable and cowsheds. The original garden of the Horsnell property is located at the start of the walking trail, marked by elm trees, plum trees and orange trees.

Horsnell Gully SA

14 km away

Lobethal Bushland Park — Image credit: Adelaide Hills Tourism

Natural Attractions

Lobethal Bushland Park

Lace up your hiking boots, or pack a picnic basket, and head to Lobethal Bushland Park. Just north of the township of Lobethal in the central Adelaide Hills discover one of the largest reserves of remnant bushland in the upper catchment zone of the Onkaparinga Valley. The park features two large reservoirs surrounded by tall stringybark forest and fern undergrowth. Hiking trail circuits depart from the trailhead near the carpark, building and picnic area. A beautiful play space offers gentle equipment and sensory play for smaller children of all abilities, a family BBQ area and an exciting tower and equipment for bigger kids. The park was severely impacted by the Cudlee Creek bushfire of December 2019 and has become an amazing example of regeneration. Not only has the natural environment bounced back but there is fantastic new trail infrastructure. This project received grant funding from the Australian Government.

Lobethal SA

14 km away

Historic Cairn Summit of Mount Caernarvon

Natural Attractions

Caernarvon Track

Caernarvon Track is the highest 4WD self-drive in the Flinders Ranges. The track is located on The Bunkers Conservation Reserve in the Northern Flinders Ranges and takes you to the summit of Mount Caernarvon (921 metres), providing spectacular 360 degree views of the Flinders Ranges and far beyond. The Bunkers Conservation Reserve is situated within the traditional lands of the Adnyamathanha Aboriginal people. Established in 2001 by the Yellow Footed Rock Wallaby Preservation Association (YFRWPA), the Bunkers Conservation Reserve borders the north eastern side of the Ikara-Flinders Ranges National Park and takes in some of the most rugged country of the Flinders Ranges, including Loves Mine Range, The Bunkers Range and Mount Caernarvon. The Caernarvon Track provides drivers with breathtaking ascents and descents, scenic valleys, gorges and tree lined creeks while experiencing the diverse fauna, flora and geological features unique to the Ikara-Flinders Ranges. The charter of the YFRWPA is the protection of the Yellow Footed Rock Wallaby and to further protect the environment for future generations. All proceeds from the Caernarvon Track support the ongoing conservation programs associated with the YFRWPA. Open daily subject to the weather.

Adelaide SA

14 km away

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