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Angas Recreation Park Show Hall

Angas Recreation Park

: Washington Street, Angaston

Toilets

BBQ

Playground

Rose garden and Arbor at Angaston Village Green

Angaston Village Green

: Murray Street, Angaston

Toilets

Memorial

Garden

Barossa Adventure Station signage with slide and equipment in the background.

Barossa Adventure Station

: Washington Street, Angaston

Toilets

BBQ

Bike track

Skate park

An undercover area with picnic tables and bins next to a grassed area

Bethany Reserve

: 324 Bethany Road, Bethany

Toilets

Playground

Shelter

Parking

Bench and trees in park setting

Coulthard Reserve

: Penrice Road, NURIOOTPA

Toilets

BBQ

Bush Chapel

The outside facade of clubrooms with wrap around verandah

Curdnatta Park

: 23 Davies Road, Cockatoo Valley

Toilets

Playground

Shelter

Oval

Parking

Playground and shelter at Kokoda Road Reserve Nuriootpa

Kokoda Road Reserve

: Kokoda Road, NURIOOTPA

BBQ

Playground

Shelter

Bin

Shelter and BBQ area at Kroemer Reserve

Kroemer Reserve

: 2930 Barossa Valley Way, Tanunda

Toilets

BBQ

Shelter

Parking

Club rooms at the side of a green grass oval

Lyndoch Recreation Park

: 2 Barossa Valley Way, Lyndoch

Toilets

BBQ

Playground

Shelter

Playground at Memorial Reserve Angaston

Memorial Reserve

: 68-80 Murray Street, Angaston

Toilets

BBQ

Playground

Shelter

A grassed oval with a grandstand and park in the background

Nuriootpa Centennial Park (includes Barossa Tourist Park & Coulthard Reserve)

: 11-15 Penrice Road, Nuriootpa

Toilets

BBQ

Paradale Drive Reserve

: Between Paradale Drive and Arrawarra Place Tanunda

Garden

Bin

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