Access Adelaide Guide for people living with disability

Rymill Park / Mullawirraburka

Bordered by Rundle Street, East Terrace and Bartels Road, Adelaide

Family oriented park with rowboat hire and ducks on the lake, large shady trees, a rose garden, barbecue facilities, playground and kiosk.

Torrens Linear Park

Along the banks of the River Torrens, through Adelaide city and suburbs

This is the largest hills-to-coast park in Australia. You can either walk, wheel or cycle on its bitumen pathway along the banks of the River Torrens from the city, west to the coast at Henley Beach, or north-east to the Tea Tree Plaza interchange.
You can walk short sections by beginning on one side of the river, crossing over one of many footbridges and returning on the other. A good place to start is from Elder Park in front of the Adelaide Festival Centre.


Veale Gardens

South Terrace, Adelaide (between Sir Lewis Cohen Avenue and Peacock Road)

• near the South Terrace tram stop

• popular rose gardens and wedding photograph sites

• Pavilion On the Park Restaurant is at the eastern end

• accessible paths