Explore playgrounds, pump tracks, coastal walks, and cultural spaces perfect for family fun in the City of Marion.
Ongoing activity
Marion SA 5043, Australia
Free
Discover a variety of family-friendly outdoor and indoor activities across the City of Marion. From expansive green spaces and adventure playgrounds to cultural centres and scenic coastal walks, there’s something to keep every family member entertained and engaged.
Enjoy nature play areas, sensory equipment, and accessible facilities designed to cater to children of all ages and abilities. Whether your family loves climbing, exploring, or simply relaxing with a picnic, these destinations offer memorable experiences for all.
- Oaklands Estate Reserve features an adventure playground, duck pond, shady trees, and walking paths.
- Hendrie Street Playground is fully fenced with water play, sensory equipment, accessible paths, BBQ facilities, and toilets.
- Glenthorne National Park–Ityamaiitpinna Yarta offers nature play spaces with climbing towers, flying foxes, fossil digs, and cultural Kaurna carvings.
- Marion Cultural Centre provides indoor story time sessions, school holiday programs, a children’s space, and family shows.
- Marion Coastal Walk offers stunning ocean views with options for short or long family-friendly trails.
- Multiple pump tracks at Roy Lander Reserve, Capella Drive, and other locations are perfect for bikes, scooters, and skateboards.
These family adventure spots are spread throughout the City of Marion, including Oaklands Estate Reserve, Hendrie Street Playground, Glenthorne National Park, Marion Cultural Centre, and various coastal and park locations.
All locations provide accessible facilities, including toilets and shaded picnic areas. Public transport and parking options are available near most sites, making it easy for families to plan their visit.
Please remember not to feed the ducks at Oaklands Estate Reserve to protect local wildlife.
Some playgrounds are fully fenced and designed for all abilities, ensuring a safe environment for children.
Check opening hours and any event schedules at the Marion Cultural Centre before visiting.
Pack appropriate gear for outdoor activities, including water, sunscreen, and picnic supplies.
Most outdoor locations such as playgrounds, parks, and walking trails are free to access.
Marion Cultural Centre events and programs may require bookings or tickets; check their website for details.
Pump tracks and playgrounds are open to the public at no cost.
For more information and updates, visit marion.sa.gov.au/play to plan your next family adventure.
