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Kooyonga Golf Club
May Terrace
LOCKLEYS, SA, 5032
Email address: kingsley@kooyongagolf.com.au
Fax: 08 8234 0907
Telephone: 08 8352 5444
Mobile phone: 0419 821 136
- 18 holes - Par 72 - Australian Course Rating 73 - 6160
metres - Professional Michael Sprengel - Cart hire $35.00
(medical certificate required) Unaccompanied golfers must be a
member of another club.
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Mount Osmond Golf Club
60 Mount Osmond Road
MOUNT OSMOND 5064
Situated in the Mount Lofty Ranges some 400 metres above
Adelaide with splendid views to the coast and surrounding
hills, the Mount Osmond Golf Club ranks as one of the most
picturesque in South Australia. The licensed clubhouse is a
popular venue for weddings, seminars, lunches and dinners and
private functions.
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Regency Park Golf Course
Days Road
REGENCY PARK, SA, 5010
Fax: 08 8268 5753
Mobile phone: 0412 971 913
Telephone: 08 8268
5753
Email address: garymasters@bigpond.com
Full size nine hole golf course and recreation area, with
playground facilities, skate park, toilets. The golf course
has rental equipment including golf carts and tuition is
available with Gary Masters who is a Class AA teaching
professional.
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Riverside Golf Club
26 Lochside Drive
WEST LAKES, SA, 5021
Telephone: 08 8268
3850
Email address: rivgolf@senet.com.au
A private golf club for members and guests only, or on
application to the Manager for interstate and overseas
players. Facilities include: - 18 holes.
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Salisbury Country Golf Links and Mini Putt Putt
Lot 12 Diment Road
SALISBURY NORTH, SA, 5108
Telephone: 08 8280
8520
Fax: 08 8280 8520
Salisbury Country Golf Links and Mini Putt Putt has 18 holes
for mini putt putt and a Par 3 18 hole Golf Course.
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Salisbury Country Trout Farm Tours
Lot 12 Diment Road
SALISBURY, SA, 5108
Telephone: 08 8280 8520
Fax: 08 8280 8520
Salisbury Country Trout Farm has a tour guide that will take you
to the dam which is the fishing area and then to the hatchery
section. From there you will then move onto the environment
studies section and then to the cylinders of 'small fry' to
large fish where you can see the different stages of growth.
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Skycity Adelaide
North Terrace
ADELAIDE, SA, 5000
Telephone: 08 8218 4209
Fax: 08 8218 4150
Mobile phone: 0407 883 333
Email address: tmcgowan@skycityadelaide.com.au
Within the magnificently restored Adelaide Railway Station,
which was built in the 1920's, is one of the world's finest
gaming establishments, Skycity Adelaide. Located within the
Adelaide Plaza on North Terrace, facilities include a large
range of gaming tables, a large selection of gaming machines,
three bars, live entertainment, two restaurants and a cafe.
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The Bradman Collection
Cnr Kintore Avenue and North Terrace
Adelaide, SA, 5000
Telephone: 08 8207 7271
Fax: 08 8207 7307
Email address: haskell.rachel@slsa.sa.gov.au
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Morphett Vale Miniature Railway
Train Rides
Wilfred Taylor Reserve
MORPHETT VALE, SA, 5162
Fax: 08 8362 3952
Telephone: 08 8362 3269
Ride on miniature steam and petrol locomotives around 1.6
kilometre of track in a picturesque setting.
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National Railway Museum Port Adelaide
Lipson Street
PORT ADELAIDE 5015
The first Government owned steam railway in the British Empire
was opened in 1856 between Adelaide and Port Adelaide, where
the station became known as Port Dock. The collection
comprises steam engines and the diesel locomotives and
railcars which replaced them.
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Penfield Park Model Railway
Penfield Avenue
Off Commercial Road
SALISBURY NORTH, SA, 5108
Telephone: 08 8336 8989
Email address: joanlyn@picknowl.com.au
Web address: http://www.picknowl.com.au/homepages/joanlynn
The Penfield Model Engineers Society was formed by a group of
enthusiastic live steam model makers in 1969. Their first
project was a short section of portable railway track that
enabled them to participate in that Year, Defence Institute,
Annual Children's Christmas party.
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Platform 1 Heritage Farm Railway
Junction Road
LITTLEHAMPTON, SA, 5250
Email address: liebelt@hotkey.net.au
Telephone: 08 8391 2696
Fax: 08 8391 6864
Mobile phone: 0412 324 022
Travel by train through and past historic farm buildings. Past
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