Jessop-White Park

Jessop-White Park is only a short walk to the City Plaza; offering sheltered picnic areas, BBQ’s and toilets with parking for RV’s and caravans.

This lovely park offers toilets with disabled access and a shelter with BBQ. Parking suitable for motorhomes and caravans is adjacent across the road from the Darling Terrace Gallery.

Named after Kay Jessop (Girl Guide leader), and Doug White (Whyalla Citizen Band leader). The park has two restored historic buildings, the Girl Guide Hall and the Whyalla Band Hall. The former Guide Hall is linked with the historic BHP pay office by a paved pathway lined by plane trees (one of which was relocated from the main street). Also on site is one of the first water catchment tanks used in the early days of the settlement of Whyalla.

The park was developed with paved paths and landscaping as a collaboration between Whyalla Council and OneSteel, and was officially opened on 4th July 2010.

 

Whyalla Foreshore

The Whyalla Foreshore provides a large leisure and recreation area; popular for events, family fun and relaxation on the ocean shore.

Whyalla Wetlands

Whyalla Wetlands is an ideal picnic area with BBQ’s, a nature playground, toilets and shelter; a perfect spot for time out. Kids can unearth adventure on the nature playground suitable for children to have adventures climbing, sliding and enjoying the flying fox.

Wilson Park

The views from Wilson Park extend over the OneSteel Whyalla Steelworks and the more distant Port Bonython and Point Lowly area. Free sheltered BBQ’s and picnic facilities; ample shade and lawns.

Whyalla Conservation Park

A visit to the Whyalla Conservation Park during dusk or dawn will reveal the Park at its best with the red sandstone of Wild Dog Hill ablaze in the sunlight.

Ada Ryan Gardens

Ada Ryan Gardens is Whyalla’s most popular park, a haven for recreational relaxation with beautiful grounds. Featuring shady lawns and gardens, free BBQ’s and picnic facilities, bird aviaries, free tennis courts, beach volleyball, toilets, a playground and paved wheelchair- accessible paths.

Civic Park

Civic Park includes a central garden and playground, and free BBQ and picnic facilities adjacent to a lawn area. The Park includes a sound shell popular for community events.

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Whyalla Visitor Centre, Lincoln Highway
Open: 7 days Mon–Fri 9am–4pm. 
Weekends and public holidays 10am–4pm. 
Closed: Good Friday and Christmas Day 
Phone: (08) 8645 7900 Email: visitor.centre@whyalla.sa.gov.au

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