Princess Elizabeth Playspace — Attraction in Adelaide

Had a family picnic there today & as for a playground it's good, the kids loved it; hence the 3 stars, but was it worth the trip in to town? I think not! Toilet facilities are disgusting!! Now I understand it's a park but in one of the disabled toilets a homeless person who has set up camp, complete with mattress & blankets, so that one no-one could use. The one on the other side was also disgusting; granted it had no-one living in there, but the floor was soaked, & u can clearly see there hasn't been any matinence done in a while.. It has a sign for parents/disabled/male/female on the door; I saw 2 babies having their nappies changed on the grass, I for one have a disability & there was no way was I going to use it.. There is ONE new toilet with a timer but a line up like u were @ a checkout I think it's time there is an upgrade, for facilities that are in the heart of the city, they are pretty...

Fantastic public park, playground, and picnic spot! Family friendly, plenty of shade and sun, a huge variety of play equipment, spaces , seating, and facilities. There's also a very tall enclosed slide in a tower. Right beside the city so parking can sometimes be tricky, but also located beside numerous playing fields and the beautiful walking spaces of Adelaide's Parklands.

Secret challenge: Can you spring on all four sunken trampolines in a row without touching the ground between?? Ps. Easy to hurt an ankle,...

This has got to be one of the best thought out play grounds I've ever seen. So proud to have it in Adelaide. Not quite sure if it is or not, but i think one of the trees in the middle of it is an almond tree. And not too sure about the whole almond and nut allergy thing, but might pay to be careful of this. It's not far from the toilets. Enjoy the playground though. And if it is an almond tree, and you've been to the playground, and think you've got a nut allergy, your allergy might not be as bad as...