Let's Play!

🎉 Campbell Park, Flinders Playground is now open for play!

A big thank you to the students at Flinders Public School who shared their ideas and feedback to help shape this space. 💚

Families can now enjoy a renewed playground in Flinders featuring a flying fox, multi-access play tower, inclusive play elements, upgraded swings and improved community facilities.


We can't wait to see our community come together and enjoy this wonderful new play space! 🤸‍♀️😊🛝

Mayor Chris Homer at Campbell Park, Flinders

Construction

Construction process 🚧

We’re excited to share that work is now underway on the Campbell Park upgrade. Things are progressing and on track to complete by early October! Check out what's happened so far and stay up to date with the project.

Playground design revealed!

We’re reintroducing the much-loved play tower and swings, now refreshed with a calming Leafy Green look to create a welcoming space where families can enjoy time together 🌿

We’re also including some exciting new features designed to make the playground safer, more accessible, and fun for kids of all ages and abilities.


Sneak peek at what’s coming: Additional updates to the facilities at the park:
  • Multi-access play tower with slides
  • A flying fox
  • Spinner
  • Balance beams
  • Monkey bars
  • Swing set including nest, you & me and sling seat
  • Inclusive sensory panels
  • Rubber and mulch surfacing
  • Two accessible picnic tables
  • A seat with backrest and armrest
  • Sandstone log seating
  • Accessible bubbler
  • Signage
  • Shade shelter
  • Bike racks
  • New trees and gardens
Take a look and tell us what you think!

About the Park

Campbell Park, Flinders

Campbell Park is a 'local' park located in a quiet corner of Flinders. It is a popular park with nearby families and the local primary school students, as it lies within walking distance for many who frequent it.

The playground is scheduled for renewal as part of Council’s 2025/26 Capital Works Program. We will be delivering new play equipment to replace the well-loved park.

In August 2025, Council consulted with students at Flinders Public School to learn what they would like to see in local parks and playspaces. Council staff held a workshop with students from Kindergarten to Year 6 to get a better understanding of play preferences across different age groups.

Students shared their feedback through a drawing activity and a thumbs-up, thumbs-down poll. The most popular playground features identified were swings, slides, climbing equipment, and a flying fox. Drawing on this feedback, Council created a concept design that incorporates the students' most popular play preferences.