This is a rather small playground really, rather than reserve. It's at the rear of the Parks…read moreCommunity Centre. Also just down the road from the Greyhound Racing Track. It is fully fenced, bar the small entrance. The playground has a good variety of activities plus a small and large slide to cater for more ages and levels of competence. There's also plenty of shade cover from the large tree's. Has none of the added benefits one expects nowadays but is okay as playground for a little run around to exert some energy.

Fabulous park for kids to play and have picnic. My only…read moreconcern is the pathway between equipment. Kids aren't aware of the speed of bikes and scooters ridden by kids and adults. Saw a few near misses . Worried someone might get hit. Bark chips are spread over all pathways and other areas. May become uncomfortable to walk on .

Having lived in Adelaide all of my life, it is rare for me to come across a spot that I quite…read moreliterally had no idea existed. Last year I has one such experience, and I struck GOLD! The Jack Watckins Reserve on Churchill Road is really easy to miss. It's entrance is nestled between the railway yard (used mainly for storing the pylons for wind-farm windmills) and some light industry, but once you enter the car park you see rolling hills (Julie Andrews starts singing), a picturesque gum tree lined path, play equipment, circuit training equipment and even a bbq area! The area is perfect for a family picnic, with plenty to keep the junior kiddiwinkles entertained plus a basketball half court for the older sporties and plenty of room for a dob of the pigskin should the testosterone levels reach an appropriate level! Although the park has many fun options for all, it also has a serious side being dedicated to those who lost their lives due to Asbestos diseases as a result of working on the old Islington Railway line. There are many stories and writings located in the park and along the pathway that are definately worth the time to read. Even if you don't take the clan for a bbq day there, it is worth the time to swing by and see some of what Adelaide has hidden if you look hard enough. P.S. The Park is open until 8:00pm during daylight savings.

I so wish I could give this one 4 stars, because it is a lovely little park, but it still has no…read moretoilets or drinking water. Shade is provided by tree's. Plus it does have a great fence all the way around it. Inside the fence the park has a concrete path all the way around the area. The playground and some nice play space in the middle. I used to love parks with paths when i was a kid. You can take little ones here with smaller ride ons or kids just learning to ride and it is much better and safer than on the footpaths. They can happily ride around for ages. And most parks nowadays usually have dirt tracks or nothing so it was great to find one like this. It is on a quieter street and is a very appealing space.

This is a really nice space that runs between four streets but almost right along two of them. It's…read morea lovely and green grassed all the way through with a playground up each end. Like two full but completely separate playgrounds. Plus, not in the pics, there was a full size tennis court and toilets! The toilets were probably a part of the Community Centre which is also on the reserve land and available for hire. Would be a great place for a family event or reunion of some sorts and then you would have the additional facilities of the centre itself. Plenty of seating, shade from tree's, water fountains (yes more than one!), shelter and FUN! Also still plenty of open space for ball games or frisbee's. So bring some other toys along to make the stay more enjoyable. Only down side is no fencing but it really was not a busy street on the side the playgrounds are on, facing Fourteenth Street.

Relaxed affordable gym with excellent opening hours and great classes. Hoping that it doesn't close…read morein Feb-petition's signed!

There is a large oval and sporting club facing Hanson Road and this playground is around the back…read moreof the oval off Adele Street (easier for access too and less traffic than the other surrounding rouds). The playground is actually not too bad and has a couple of different things to most playgrounds, which tend to keep amused a longer if it is something they can't play on at every playground they go to. Plenty of shade over the area from the nearby tree's as well, at least there was in the afternoon when we visited this one. Not much else as far as water or toilets. And don't let that fence in the pic fool you - it is only about 20 metres long and only just in front of the playground. It is joined to nothing and would probably be more of a deterrent than a safety barrier of any sorts. But I guess it may buy you some extra time if one did try and run towards the road.