Picnic In The Park 2025

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Yes! Picnic in the Park is 100% pooch-friendly, however, all dogs must be on a leash at all times

We welcome all forms of transport, and encourage cyclists however, you will have to secure your scooter or bike outside of the park, so make sure to bring your own lock

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You’re welcome to bring chairs, picnic blankets, and baskets, however, due to insurance restrictions, we can no longer allow patrons to bring in their own structures which include gazebos. Any structure that requires assembly or affixing to the ground and that may obstruct other patrons’ views will not be permitted entry.

You can bring soft, collapsible, and compact shade structures.

Yes! You can bring in your own food and sealed non-alcoholic beverages.

However, we have food vendors conveniently situated on-site, catering to all food tastes and allergies. There are a diverse range of cuisines and multiple fully stocked bars including options with low or no alcohol content, as well as a variety of soft drinks.

You can bring in a sealed water bottle or an empty plastic water bottle to use at our refill station.

NO Alcoholic beverages are allowed to enter or exit the venue

Yes! We have catered to multiple food allergens and several of our food vendors offer gluten-free options.

Here are some tips to make Picnic more enjoyable:

• Apply Sunscreen (We’ll have plenty available; just remember to slip, slop, slap!)
• Bring a hat and sunglasses
• Drink plenty of water
• A picnic blanket
• Keep pets on a leash at all times and bring poop bags to pick up after them
• Good vibes
• A change of clothes if you want to compete in the Lube Wrestling!

Thanks to the support of AEDA and the City of Adelaide, Picnic in the Park is now COMEPLTELY FREE! (no tickets required)

There will be a dedicated accessible entrance, with accessible toilets on the site and a lowered accessible bar next to the main bar.

If you require support or have more questions, please reach out to us via email office@feast.org.au

That’s OK! And we’re here to help. 

Before the event, if you have any questions, please email us at office@feast.org.au

On the day we will have an information tent located just inside the entrance.

We will have staff and multiple volunteers on hand, who will be in pink t-shirts with lanyards, and you can ask anyone of us for help or assistance.

The site is well laid out, and we will do our best to avoid any congestion.

There will be first aid on site, located between the Stallholder Village and Caravan Bar

We will have a dedicated break-out space that has been designed with sensory needs in mind. It is located in the north-east corner, tucked away, with a roped entrance past the petting zoo.

This zone will have rugs, bean bags, fidget toys, and friendly faces from the team at ColourFull Abilities.

Coming soon… ????