Tangari Regional Park

Great place to explore. Lots of little trails as well as some big open areas for the dogs to run around off the leash. There is a great bmx track which os well maintained. Mostly large jumps for experienced riders with a few small ones for learners. 2 carparks, a couple of dams for the ducks but no toilets.

Really well made trails for walking or if your out all day on your bike its got good xc trails as wellIf ur going for the jumps They have an amazing variety of lines they have a couple of small lines and a few what I would call warm up lines and then there is a pretty long big line with jumps up to about 7 to 9ft lips with the biggest gap being about 10ft but with a very steep lip

Had a beautiful walk with my boys they are 2 and 4. Took the stroller just incase Mr 2 got tried was easy to push around the walking trails. The only thing that disappointed me was how may people do not pick up there dog poos.

Nice walking trails with good signage. Dog friendly but be warned of snakes in summer.

Beautiful

Good walking trails for all levels of fitness with lots of wildlife. Good family fun

I love Tangari, taking my two little dogs up there for some exercise in that beautiful place is the best part of my day.I appreciate at weekends it’s going to be busier and am happy to keep them on their leashes.But the last two weekends have been spoilt with large, totally out of control dogs, running loose in the centre area’s, from charging over and bowling them both over and “ it’s ok they don’t bite” from their unconcerned owners doesn’t cut the mustard !

Good fun for walking/walking your dog (take my dog there all the time) and there is a BMX track/area for people, young and old can ride there, it's a lot of fun.

A really good place to go for a walk, run, bike or horse ride. It's one of Adelaide's largest urban bushland parks and will give you a taste of the bush in the 'burbs. It has two off-leash areas for dogs and a BMX track which looks quite large. You could have a picnic here but you'd have to bring your own table and chairs or picnic blanket. There are some benches but really only meant for a rest. The tracks we went on are dirt and gravel but you could push a stroller or a wheelchair without too much trouble. There is a fairly flat circuit or you can go through the small dales and rises. It's close to Woodcroft, Reynella East, Morphett Vale, Happy Valley and Onkaparinga Hills.

Fantastic spot to let the dogs have a run, they love it!! Nature at its finest, even a few koalas on occasions.But be aware, snake season is upon us so keep a look out..