Boomerang Park, Greenfields Wetlands
665 Salisbury Highway, Mawson Lakes, turn-off at Watershed Cafe.
A stunning 12-metre boomerang sculpture marks the site of this unusual park in the Greenfields Wetlands that was built to recognise the original inhabitants of the Salisbury area - the Aboriginal Kaurna people. The heritage symbol called Together Woven has as its central feature a boomerang in the middle of a flock of birds suspended in the sky. Located between two landscaped mounds, the park consists of a grassy circular performance space in the shape of a Kaurna shield, ornamental pathways, one bench and a drinking fountain. There is no shade cover, nor is there any play equipment, rather the park is a small, quiet and secluded space where you can put up your own sun cover if required and take your own folding table and chairs for a picnic in a location rich with historical significance. After eats, a walk in the Greenfields Wetlands provides a little light exercise. This whole area is very interesting to explore on foot. See page 24. Plenty of parking outside the Watershed Cafe.
Parks and Playgrounds in Mawson Lakes
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