Creative Adelaide Plains Trail
Pick up your copy of the Creative Adelaide Plains Trail – Eat, See Do, and plan your next trip!
Only an hour north out of the Adelaide CBD and you are into the Adelaide Plains! Come and visit our local businesses, explore the beautiful coastlines and interesting rural landscapes.
The Adelaide Plains has so many hidden gems and we invite you to come and explore. The Creative Adelaide Plains Trail features plenty of places to eat, things to see and experiences to do. The trail will take you on a journey to places you may not even know about or have experienced, covering Two Wells, to Wild Horse Plains, Mallala, Redbanks and along the coastline to Parham, Thompson Beach, and Middle Beach.
Did you know that the Adelaide Plains is not only renowned as the largest protected cropping region in the Southern Hemisphere, with 1,300+ hectares of greenhouse production expanding yearly, it is also a thriving hub for creativity and the arts?
The coastline also boasts the Adelaide International Bird Sanctuary – Winaityinaityi Pangkara and you can witness the migratory birds from various townships.
What's on the trail?
Places to eat, things to see, experiences to do! You just never know what you might discover.
Spend time on the Adelaide Plains and see what we have on offer! Book your next social event or have your micro wedding at Wildman Farm in Korunye. Visit the Dublin General Store for their famous Garfish Roll, or Sharone’s Cakes for her delicious cheesecakes. Head to the Two Wells Bakery for a pastry selection like no other or Phyre in Two Wells for their amazing pizzas. Get karting at the Mallala Motorsport Park. Jump out of a plane at the Adelaide Skydiving Centre Lower Light and view our breathtaking coastline. Catch crabs from Thompson or Parham beaches. Walk around the Rockies in Barabba or quietly witness the migratory birds at the Adelaide International Bird Sanctuary – Winaityinaityi Pangkara. There is just so much to see, eat and do on the Adelaide Plains.
This guide was developed in collaboration with a local business, with support from the Led by Seniors program which is delivered with support from the Office of Ageing Well.
Last updated 27 June 2025
