Botanic Park

Beautiful. Lots of shade and open space to walk your dogs or sit and talk. Easy cheap parking on weekend.

As always an absolutely stunning destination. You can wander around the grounds for hours and still want to stay and see the raw beauty of the place.

This place is amazing. My family and I always go there for a picnic and we always have a great time there

Beautiful Moreton Bay Fig Trees throughout the park to explore. It’s a beautiful spot just between the botanical gardens and the Adelaide Zoo.

Botanic park is a fantastic place to spend Christmas day. It really is a beautiful place to go for a walk close to the Adelaide Zoo and the. Botanical Gardens a fantastic place to visit

The Park is fantastic great spot. Why only 2 stars? Parking fees approximately $3.50? Per hour wich I find ridiculous! There is no break in fees anywhere even taking out the little ones for a day in the park cost you dearly.

Had a family get together there and very enjoyable. Wish we'd had time to look around more.

Next time.

A nice flat and open park with majestic trees. Can be nard to get a park on weekends since it's next to the zoo.

Absolutely beautiful gardens, many different types of trees, plants, flowers.
Interesting monuments.
Such a big place that we didn’t even get to see it all.
Was lovely to sit at the cafe next to the lake for a drink whilst watching the ducks.
Lots of pretty colours in the gardens at this time of year.
I have been here many times over the years with family, friends, clients and I wouldn't ever tire of coming here as its so pretty and different each time I come.

Large green open space. Was here from Womadelaide so didn't pay attention to the actual vegetation. There appeared to be minimal plant labels though.

A beautiful park and gardens. Although more interpretative signs for some of the unusual and exotic plants would be great. Also, a few more rubbish bins would be handy.
These are the only things stopping me giving this 5 stars.

Womad in Botanic Park. Do yourself a favor and a flavor and get along to this amazing event. Makes me proud to live in Adelaide during March. So many great festivals.

Ancient trees, clear grass covered areas for picnics and a wonderful place to hold major concert events.

Went to womad, a music festival in the park. It was fantastic. The park will take a while to recover. Good place for physical distancing though.

Beautiful event space, pleasant pedestrian access between river and botanic gardens. Happy Womad memories. A favourite.

Love the Botanic gardens. It's peaceful. (Well most of the time it is.) You can see some amazing plants. Look for the turtles in the pond. There are lots of ducks and other birds and even bats.

Glorious, spacious informal park, between formal Botanic Park & river. Plenty of parking, easy access, peace in the city. Superb for children, & free.

This parkland is beautiful. Huge trees giving plenty of shade and extensive grassed areas to sit for a picnic or just watch the world go by. As dusk approached the sky above us filled with hundreds if not thousands of bats looking for their resting place for the night. It was nothing short of spectacular. Absolutely stunning. Will return again and visit just to see this sight. There is parking available close by for a fee, and wheelchair parking also. This park is close to Adelaide city and would be suitable for photo shoots, weddings, barbecues, picnics etc. Do yourself a favour and wait till dusk to see the bats.

Beautiful space, lovely for a picnic, a family get together or events that are held in there (concerts, moonlight cinema etc). Well manicured and a very relaxing place for a stroll

Great park, saw Elton John (well on a screen) that is another story but I was disgusted by the rubbish that people left after the concert, some areas were rubbish free but others were shocking