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Wilfred taylor reserve playgroub up grade

by Kat, 27 Mar 2019

I am so pleased that the council is going to utilise this area it will be great to be able to take the kids some where close to home where they can explore and have fun

It would be great to have lots of different play learning areas for all different ages

It would also be great if they could up grade the very tiny park on wheatsheaf road and albert tce also this area is a waste of space with lots of potential that could be built here where parents can take their children

Nature Nurture

I am really pleased that the reserve will have a nature playground and the distinct play areas co...

Love nature

Sound amazing .!!! We have 3 kids and 2 dogs.! It’s our favourite spot to go every time .. can’t ...

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Nanna almost 2 years ago

I have had another look at the plan and am a bit disappointed with the lack of play equipment for toddlers, my two grandchildren wouldn't be able to use the ropes to walk to the slippery dip. (which also looks like a nightmare waiting to happen!) or anything else that they could play with. There is just nothing that will appeal to them or is in their age group. (the play ground at Port Noarlunga is great and perhaps you could get some ideas from that one!! unfortunately at this stage we might not be able to use this and is a waste of my council rate monies!!

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