Hazelwood ParkPark Users Guide
Davenport Road, Hazelwood Park SA 5065
Civic Centre 401 Greenhill Rd Tusmore SA 5065
Mail to
PO Box 9 Glenside SA 5065
T: (08) 8366 4200 F: (08) 8366 4299
E: [email protected]
W: www.burnside.sa.gov.au
• an extensive network of paths • seating• barbecue facilities•
picnic area• toilets• disabled facilities• lawned areas• trees and
gardens• duck pond• a war memorial• Wombat Waterhole playground•
George Bolton Swimming Centre Burnside.
Wombat Waterhole playground includes:• accessible roundabout•
spinners• four berth timber swing• liberty swing• slide and
climbing mound• dual slide• flying fox• sandpit• two elevated
sandpits• five metre tall climbing net• disc swing• old tractor to
climb on.
The key to the liberty swing is available from the Burnside
Civic Centre Customer Service Desk as well as the George Bolton
Swimming Centre Burnside (October to April).
For details about the swimming centre opening times visit
www.burnside.sa.gov.au.
Park Features:
21 January 2019
Welcome to Hazelwood Park, a State Heritage Listed Park
maintained by the City of Burnside.
Hazelwood Park is one of Burnside’s major reserves. It is
traversed by First Creek and includes natural stands of River Red
Gum and SA Blue Gum. Some of the early plantings from the
“Hazelwood” garden can be seen near Hawthorn Crescent, including a
large Bunya Pine.
A small war memorial is situated near the entrance to the George
Bolton Swimming Centre, Adelaide’s most picturesque swimming
centre.
Hazelwood Park has an extensive network of paths with seating,
barbecues and playground equipment.
The all-access playground caters for children of all ages and
abilities, providing a diversity of physical, explorative,
interactive and imaginative play opportunities.
A by-law for Local Government Land is in place to manage this
park.
The by-law is legislation that controls how the park is used and
managed. Certain activities are not permitted on local government
land and this pamphlet outlines these rules.
A copy of the by-law (by-law 3) is available on Council’s
website (www.burnside.sa.gov.au) or at the Burnside Civic Centre
Customer Service Desk.
When using this State Heritage Listed Park DO NOT: • drive or
park on the reserve without permission.• peg shelters into the
grass, or fence off areas for exclusive use.• hold any event or
gathering of more than 60 people without permission.• hold a
wedding ceremony without a permit.• have a wedding reception in the
park.• approach koalas, disturb them in the trees or on the ground.
• detract from the enjoyment of other park users with ball sports
or using missiles that affect their gatherings.• amplify music or
other sounds.• fly any model aircraft/drone.• practice or play
golf.
PLEASE: • pick up your rubbish. We would appreciate you taking
all your rubbish with you.• pick up after your dog.• remember that
dogs must be under effective control at all times.
Do you want your wedding ceremony in Hazelwood Park? If yes,
please contact our Customer Experience Representatives on 8366 4200
for more information.
To undertake commercial filming in the Park, apply for a permit
to film on Council land. Download the application form available
online on Council’s website www.burnside.sa.gov.au.
Burnside’s Customer Experience Representatives can advise how to
apply.
Thank you for your support in ensuring that Hazelwood Park
remains a safe environment for all visitors to enjoy.
For more information on these park rules or the by-law please
contact Council on 8366 4200.
To report an issue contact our Rangers on 8366 4200 - all
hours.
Rangers patrol the park regularly.
