Park 24
English name: Ellis Park. Val Ellis served as City of Adelaide Director of Parks and Recreation from 1966 to 1983.
Kaurna name: Tampawardli (meaning "home place on the plains")
Features:
Adelaide High School,
major outdoor event space (in the western portion),
six tennis courts,
five sporting fields (home of the Adelaide Comets soccer club and Western Districts Athletics club);
open woodland adjacent to the railway line,
the Park Lands trail walking/cycling path
Bounded by: West Terrace, Glover Avenue, the Keswick rail line, and Sir Donald Bradman Drive.
Ellis Park /Tampawardli (Park 24)
Trail Guide to Park 24
Take your own guided walk at any time, using our Trail Guide to Park 24. Click or tap on the image below. The Trail is about 2km. Allow 90 minutes.
Take a 90-minute self-guided walk through this Park, using our Trail Guide. Start at the Adelaide High School on West Terrace (location #1 on the map above) and follow these guide notes: www.adelaide-parklands.asn.au/park-24-tour
Trees were planted along the West Terrace boundary of this Park as early as 1865.
In the mid to late 1800's a "Signals Station' or telegraph station was on this Park, opposite Flinders Street.
The site occupied by the Adelaide High School was formerly taken by the "Adelaide Observatory" from 1860 until the School was built in 1952.
Related links:
