Park 21
English name: Veale Park
Kaurna name: Walyu Yarta (meaning "walyu root ground")
Features:
Veale Gardens
Walyu Yarta community garden
Sporting fields
Model aircraft flying zones in the eastern section
Bounded by: Peacock Rd, Greenhill Road, South Terrace and Sir Lewis Cohen Avenue
Veale Park/ Walyu Yarta (Park 21)
Trail Guide to Park 21
Take your own self-guided walk at any time, with our Trail Guide to this Park. Start at the tram stop, at the corner of Peacock Road and South Terrace and simply click or tap on the image below.
The Trail is about 1.8km. Allow about 90 minutes,.
Take a 1.8 km, 90-minute self-guided walk through this Park, using our Trail Guide. Start at location #1 on the map above, (i.e. near the tram stop at the corner of South Tce and Peacock Rd.) and follow these guide notes: www.adelaide-parklands.asn.au/park-21-tour
Veale Gardens were built in 1963 to the design of the City Council's then "Town Clerk" (CEO) William Veale.
One of the rose beds in Veale Gardens features a statue, installed in early 2018. The statue "Song of the Wind" was donated by Adelaide's sister city in China, Qingdao. A matching “sister” of the sculpture is located in a Qingdao City Park.
Historical oddity: From 1860, this park was used as rifle shooting practice range. There were several near misses of passing pedestrians before the rifle range was closed, for safety reasons, in 1878!
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