10 Spots for a Summer BBQ
Discover the best parks in the City of Marion perfect for family BBQs with playgrounds, BBQ facilities, and accessible features.
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Marion SA 5043, Australia
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Discover the best parks in the City of Marion perfect for family BBQs with playgrounds, BBQ facilities, and accessible features.
Ongoing activity
Marion SA 5043, Australia
Free
Are you searching for a beautiful and easy location to host a summer BBQ? Look no further than these top parks in the City of Marion, each offering something for everyone in the family. From playgrounds and bike tracks to accessible features, these reserves are local favorites for outdoor gatherings and fun.
Enjoy a variety of parks equipped with playgrounds, BBQ facilities, and toilets, making them ideal for family outings. Kids can explore sensory play areas, bike tracks, and water play zones while parents relax in picnic shelters or shaded areas. Many parks also include inclusive and wheelchair-accessible features to ensure everyone can join the fun.
Highlights include Gully Road North Reserve's nature play and wheelchair-accessible sand table, Dwyer Road Reserve's Smart Plaza with electronic active-play equipment and free Wi-Fi, and George Street Reserve's large wheelchair-accessible trampoline. Other parks offer basketball courts, bike circuits, sensory rooms, and fitness equipment. Each location provides a unique experience tailored to families and children of all ages and abilities.
These parks are spread throughout the City of Marion, including Seacliff, Oaklands Park, Glandore, Hallett Cove, Marion, Seacombe Gardens, Glengowrie, South Plympton, and Park Holme. All sites have accessible toilets and BBQ facilities, with many offering additional amenities such as picnic shelters and public art. Easily reachable by car or public transport, these parks provide convenient options for local families.
All parks feature playgrounds suitable for children of various ages and abilities, including sensory and wheelchair-accessible equipment. Visitors are encouraged to bring their own food and games to enhance the experience. Some parks have specific areas for dogs or fitness equipment, so check individual park features before visiting. Safety and supervision of children are advised at all times.
Access to these parks and their facilities is free of charge. For larger events such as parties or weddings, bookings can be made through the City of Marion's Special Event Coordinator by submitting an enquiry form. Regular visitors can enjoy spontaneous visits without prior booking, making these parks perfect for casual family BBQs and playdates.