Point Malcolm Reserve — Attraction in Adelaide

Great sized park, recently re-built with a lot of modern playground equipment, a basketball court with New hoops that are really awesome and can be adjusted up or down, I saw a 10 yr old make it smaller so he could Dunk, however the playing surface needs re-doing. Also a great tennis court that looks quite well done (where all the money went I guess). The little children's climbing equipment and slides are also pretty awesome looking and I wish I was 10 again so I could fit 😂.

2 star rating is due to the fact we watched them rip out and destroy many Hundreds of square metres of Native Australian shrubs and small to medium sized native trees. I believe it was wrong to build here and I was horrified to be informed point malcolm was heritage listed site and shouldn't have been tampered with like that, a lot of native animals lost their homes for your little human animals to have some fun... would've been nicer if it was built in the surf life club carpark side because no one goes there anyway except...

Point Malcolm Reserve is a fantastic destination for those looking to unwind and enjoy the serenity of nature. This picturesque spot features a well-maintained park where kids can play to their heart's content, making it ideal for families with young children. The reserve also boasts spacious picnic areas equipped with barbecue facilities, perfect for gathering with loved ones and enjoying a delicious outdoor meal.

Just a short stroll away, you'll find a quiet and stunning beach, offering pristine sands and crystal-clear waters. It's an excellent spot for beachcombing, leisurely walks, or simply soaking up the coastal beauty. The reserve is surrounded by lush greenery, providing a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. With its combination of natural beauty and family-friendly amenities, Point Malcolm Reserve is a must-visit for anyone seeking relaxation and quality time in the...

Been here before many years ago and came back to find such a big change. The playground was upgraded in 2017 and looks amazing. There are lots of activities for the little ones (kids under 3 years too). Older kids would love the big structure at the middle (challenging climb but fun) and a steep slide. It has gym equipments at one section for anyone wanting a workout. There are multiple BBQs stoves (undercover areas), tennis courts and there is the toilet at the surf life saving building (free to the public). Lots of parking and the beach is in walking distance. There are two flying foxes and multiple swings and slides too. Also, there is a beautiful xylophone to use for musically inclined little ones. We had a nice and wonderful experience. The only negative feedback: the council should install a toilet nearer to...