Villawood’s $1.7m castle maze playground unveiled at Andrews Farm

Life in Adelaide’s rapidly evolving northern suburbs just got even more appealing, as developer Villawood Properties officially opened the area’s newest tourist attraction – a spectacular playground designed to support kids’ health, physical, mental and social development.The $1.7m St Andrews Reserve at Andrews Farm was launched on Saturday with a ribbon-cutting ceremony by mayor Glenn Docherty, creating a space to not just enhance the lifestyles of local residents, but create a destination for families from across the state.Opened with a family funfair with music, a barbecue, kids’ dress-ups, crafts and facepainting, the reserve is the first of many high-end infrastructure projects the developer has planned across its sites at William Lakes, Oakden Rise, Aldinga, Seacliff Village and The Quarter projects across Adelaide.The grand opening of St Andrews Reserve. SuppliedOlivia and Susanna Vodopianoff with Rapunzel at the St Andrews Reserve opening. SuppliedBen Moore and City of Playford mayor Glenn Docherty at the opening of St Andrew's Reserve. SuppliedAmong the park’s amenities are a sophisticated castle maze playground, kickabout spaces, giant kookaburra sculptures, and barbecue ...