Discover the perfect family-friendly coastal playground with scenic walks, water activities, and picnic spots at Hallett Cove this summer.
Ongoing activity
Heron Way Reserve, Heron Way, Hallett Cove SA 5158, Australia
Free
Nestled along the stunning Adelaide coastline, Hallett Cove offers an ideal blend of adventure, relaxation, and breathtaking views, perfect for families looking to enjoy the outdoors during the summer months.
Start your day at the Boatshed Kiosk and Cafe, located conveniently at the foreshore entrance to the Coastal Walkway. Treat the whole family to ice cream, fresh juices, or delicious meals before setting off on your adventure. The Coastal Walkway itself stretches between Hallett Cove Conservation Park and The Rocks Restaurant Marino, featuring two new suspension bridges that provide unique views of the iconic coastline.
Families will love Heron Way Reserve, a foreshore playground equipped with water play areas, swings, slides, and plenty of grassy space for picnics. Barbecue facilities and nearby toilets make it a comfortable spot for a full day out.
Water enthusiasts can snorkel among the famous Hallett Cove rock formations, surf the waves, paddle board on the calm sea, or launch kayaks for coastal exploration. Whether you prefer an active trek or a peaceful day by the water, Hallett Cove caters to all.
- Location: Hallett Cove Conservation Park and Heron Way Reserve
- Activities include coastal walking, playground fun, water play, snorkeling, surfing, paddle boarding, and kayaking
- Facilities: Boatshed Kiosk and Cafe, picnic areas, barbecue facilities, toilets
- Suitable for families with school-aged children looking for outdoor fun and adventure
Hallett Cove is easily accessible along the Adelaide coastline, with parking available near the Boatshed Kiosk and Heron Way Reserve. The Coastal Walkway connects key points of interest and is suitable for strollers and young children. Public transport options are available to nearby areas, making it convenient for families without a car.
- The area is open year-round, with summer being the best time to enjoy water activities
- Safety precautions should be taken when engaging in water sports; children should be supervised at all times
- Facilities such as toilets and barbecue areas are available but may have limited hours
- Respect the natural environment and local wildlife during your visit
Access to Hallett Cove Conservation Park and Heron Way Reserve is free of charge. No bookings are required for general use of the park or playground. Some water activity rentals or lessons may require advance booking; check with local providers for details.
