In 2022, in the lead up to the last State Election Nat Cook MP, Member for Hurtle Vale committed $100,000 State Government funding toward installation of accessible play equipment in Wilfred Taylor Reserve at Morphett Vale.
On Saturday 24 September 2022, Nat Cook MP’s office held a community drop-in session at the site to seek feedback from community members for what they would like to see in the design. They also worked closely with local individuals and service groups. A design was then created incorporating the feedback received.
The final design includes a 2m wide asphalt path, new trees and informal seating, as well as the following play items:
- diatonic cam chime musical panel
- sensory flowers
- virtuoso shake, rattle and roll
- distorting mirror panel
- 1.8m tic-tac-toe game with timber frame
- stationary cycler accessible
- 1.5m sensory panel ‘matching pairs’ with timber frame
See what's going where in the map below.
Click on the hotspots below to see what will be going there!
