Adelaide Nature & Outdoor Attractions

Everything you ever wanted to know about the home of footy in South Australia is now available for everyone to enjoy at AAMI Stadium. Guided tours are available Monday... read more

With its superb coastal views, Kingston Park is home to the John Dowie Rock Sculpture at the heritage Aboriginal Site. Take a trip there and learn the Dreamtime Story... read more

If you are looking for something for the kids, for a challenge, for fitness, or for the body, the Adelaide Aquatic Centre is the place for you! Set in Adelaide's beautiful... read more

The Adelaide Botanic Garden is a lush garden oasis in the cosmopolitan heart of Adelaide city. A favourite retreat for locals and visitors, this 30 hectare nook of the... read more

Grab a bicycle to get around the Adelaide city centre, from the Adelaide City Bikes Scheme. It's a fun way to explore Adelaide's parklands, wide boulevards and bustling... read more

The Adelaide Hills Petanque Club is a community run sporting club offering fun, comradery and personal challenges for all members of our community. We have been around... read more

The Adelaide Himeji Garden was built to symbolise the bonds of friendship between the City of Adelaide and the Himeji Region of Japan. It was opened on 3 April 1985... read more

Adelaide Oval is widely regarded as the most picturesque test cricket ground in the world, with St Peter's Cathedral rising behind an elegant Edwardian scoreboard and... read more

Adelaide Shores Golf Park has two 18-hole public courses. It is situated within the 135-hectare Adelaide Shores reserve at West Beach, which also includes two award-winning... read more

Adelaide Zoo is home to over 1,800 animals and almost 300 species of exotic and native mammals, birds, reptiles and fish exhibited in 8 hectares of magnificent botanic... read more

Adelaide's Underwater Heritage Trail interprets four shipwrecks located in Gulf St Vincent - the Grecian, Zanoni, Star of Greece and Norma. These wrecks represent a... read more

Only a 25 minute drive from Adelaide in the picturesque Adelaide Hills, South Australia's oldest park is a favourite with locals and a lifetime away from the hustle and... read more

One of South Australia's most visited attractions, the Adelaide Botanic Garden, is home to the internationally acclaimed Bicentennial Conservatory. The largest single... read more

Enjoy a green, fun, family exercise on a bikelfun pedal car designed for adults and older children. Choose from a six seat Tourer with four pedals or a three seat Roadster... read more

Black Hill Conservation Park is situated approximately 12 kilometres north-east of Adelaide in the foothills of the Mount Lofty Ranges. The park rises distinctly from... read more

The largest of the named city parks, some 17 hectares, Bonython Park attracts many thousands of visitors each year. The Park, situated between Port Road and the River... read more

In the heart of Adelaide, paddleboats are a must for the visitor or family outing. These boats are fast and easy to paddle and are a fun way to enjoy the River Torrens. Paddleboats... read more

Carrick Hill is fortunate in being one of the few period homes in Australia to survive with its original contents almost completely intact and its grounds undiminished. It... read more

The Grange now the Charles Sturt Museum was the home of Captain Charles Sturt and his family from when it was built in 1840 until they returned to England in 1853... read more

The City Skate Park located on North Terrace adjacent to the Morphett Street Bridge is a street style skate facility at which skaters of all ages test their skills on... read more

Clipsal 500 HQ - A Must for Visitors. The Clipsal 500 Adelaide event, held every year on Adelaide's famous city street circuit, is South Australia's largest annual sporting... read more

The Coast to Vines Trail is a great day or weekend destination on the Fleurieu Peninsula. From the coastal suburb of Marino to the rural beauty of the Willunga Township... read more

Elder Park is located on the slopes of the south bank of the Torrens Lake, adjacent the Adelaide Festival Centre. The Rotunda in Elder Park was erected in 1882... read more

The Flagstaff Hill Golf Club is set in a picturesque area, studded with old gums and surrounded by almost 1,000 modern homes. Hooker Rex Proprietary Limited developed... read more

Established in 1995, the Fox Creek Wine Company is situated in the centre of the lovely valley between McLaren Vale and Willunga. The vineyards are established in a picturesque... read more

The abandoned wrecks of the Garden Island Ships' Graveyard represent a collection of craft which plied South Australian waters during an era when the maritime industry... read more

The Glanville Hall Par 3 Golf Course is situated a block away from the ocean and is the only par three course in the western suburbs of Adelaide, and one of the world... read more

18 holes, par 71, Australian course rating 73, 6,172 metres, licensed club, private golf course, professional Ron Wood. Established in May 1927, Glenelg Golf Club was... read more

The Glenelg Tram takes you from the Adelaide city centre to one of South Australia's most popular seaside destinations, Glenelg. The Glenelg Tram takes a 10... read more

Budding geologists will find Hallett Cove fascinating. Located along Adelaide's southern beaches, Hallett Conservation Park is one of South Australia's most significant... read more

Visit one of Australia's oldest working wineries. Hardys Reynella Winery was established by John Reynell of Devon, England in 1838. Take a guided tour through the botanic... read more

Humbug Scrub Wildlife Santuary is a private sanctuary. It is an Australian icon, established by Thomas Bellchambers in 1905 and it is staffed by volunteers... read more

Adelaide's Ice Arena is a popular destination for families, young people and friends looking for some indoor adventure and fun. The Ice Arena has an Olympic size rink... read more

Indoor Skirmish Paintball Sports is exactly what you have been waiting for, the ultimate adrenalin rush game. Your heart is pounding, the adrenalin is flowing like mad... read more

Jervois Basin, in the upper reaches of the Port River, was the major ship-breaking site in Port Adelaide between the early 1900s and the late 1960s. Vessels salvaged... read more

Jetty Road is the shopping and dining hub for beachside Glenelg, one of Adelaide's most popular beaches. It's a good excuse to mix shopping with a stroll on the sand... read more

Kart Mania offers a unique controlled environment with all the excitement and competitiveness of Formula One racing. Everything is supplied including genuine race karts... read more

Kooyonga Golf Club is an 18-hole course with Par 72 and has an Australian course rating of 73 with a length of 6,214 metres. The layout is testing but fair... read more

The Mawson Trail takes you through some of the most beautiful and spectacular tourist regions of South Australia. With almost 900 kilometres of back roads, forest tracks... read more

You don't have to travel far to experience the best of nature - a trip into Adelaide's suburbs will do. Named after the word Moriatta meaning ever flowing in the local... read more

The Mount Hurtle winery first built in 1897 by Mostyn Owen is a heritage-listed building. Painstakingly restored to its former glory by Geoff Merrill in the mid eighties... read more

Mount Lofty Golf Club is one of the most picturesque golf courses in South Australia. An 18 Hole, Par 67, the course is shorter than some, resulting in the inclusion... read more

Situated in the Mount Lofty Ranges with splendid views to the coast and surrounding hills, the Mount Osmond Golf Club ranks as one of the most picturesque in South Australia. The... read more

South Australia's history lives on North Terrace. Not just in museums and the Art Gallery, but in memorials, statues, plaques - and the bricks and mortar of many splendid... read more

Old Government House lies in the heart of Belair National Park, 11 kilometres south of Adelaide. It is the former summer cottage residence of some of the early Governors... read more

If you are interested in fishing, canoeing, rock climbing or photography, this spectacular park is a must visit for you. South Australia's second longest river, the... read more

Awesome playing fields ranging from steep hills and gullies to flat speedball fields. South Australia's only paintball company offering its guests flushing toilets... read more

Para Wirra is one of the major recreation parks of the greater Adelaide metropolitan area taking its name from an Aboriginal phrase meaning river with scrub... read more

Penfield Park Model Railway features 120 metres of a HO HOn3 model railway track (on a six by four cubic metres layout), radio controlled power and sail boats that cruise... read more

A 40 minute cruise with commentary, Popeye is a very popular Adelaide icon, which is an attraction for all ages to enjoy, cruising on one of the most attractive waterways... read more