Things to do
Edwardstown Soldiers' Memorial Recreation Ground (Edwardstown Oval), South Plympton
- Featured in:
- 7 Days in Marion
- Location:
- Corner of Robert Street and Wood Street
- Playground suitability:
- 0-3 years, 3-5 years, 5-12 years, 12+
- Park facilities
- Playground Equipment
- Balancing
- Balancing (Balancing steps)
- Climbing
- Climbing (Climbing frame)
- Climbing (Monkey bars)
- Interactive
- Interactive (Blackboard (BYO chalk))
- Interactive (Noughts and crosses panel)
- Nature play
- Nature play (Logs)
- Sand play
- Sand play (Sandpit)
- Sand play (Sand bucket and pulley)
- Sliding/moving
- Sliding/moving (Mound slide)
- Swings
- Swings (Basket swing)
- Water play
- Water play (Water Pump)
- Playground Fencing | Partially fenced
- Shade | Trees
- Bark chip softfall
This is an off-leash park where dogs can exercise off-leash, except within 5 metres of a playground, at a wetland or when organised sport is being played.
There are no toilets at this reserve. Find the nearest one on the National Public Toilet Map.
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
The Edwardstown Soldier's Memorial Recreation Ground is currently being upgraded, the playground and fitness equipment remains accessible. Find out more on our Major Projects webpage.
Playground
Edwardstown Soldiers' Memorial Recreation Ground has a neighbourhood playground and was upgraded at the end of 2015 with the theme Snakes and Ladders.
The Robert Street side of the playground has three-metre long snake sculpture for children to clamber over. Wooden planks and steppers mimic the idea of the game and there are plenty of rocks and and logs to test your climbing skills. There's a small slide on near the velodrome side of the playground.
The Wood Street side of the playground features a standard swing, baby swing and basket swing. Sand and Water Play fans will love the water pump and sand digger. Bring some chalk and draw on the large chalkboard or bring some dice and play Snakes and Ladders on the game board on the picnic table.
Sports
The courts at Edwardstown Soldiers' Memorial Recreation Ground were upgraded in 2015. The new multi-use courts have basketball and tennis line-markings and are available for public use.
Fitness Equipment
There is a selection of static fitness equipment and a drinking fountain on the south eastern corner of the site (corner of Wood Street and Robert Street). To see how to use the equipment, watch the video below.
Design
Clubs
The Edwardstown Soldier's Memorial Recreation Ground is home to a number of clubs.
Awards
2016 Awards for Planning Excellence | Planning Institute of Australia
2016 Awards of Excellence | Parks and Leisure Australia (SA/NT)
Location
Nearby parks
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