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Longwood Institute

The historic Longwood Institute at Bradbury in the Adelaide Hills has been a gathering place for community events and celebrations since 1903. Available to hire.

Longwood Institute exterior image

Longwood Institute

Address
706 Longwood Road, Bradbury SA 5153 (view map)
Type
Hall
Email
longwoodinstitute@gmail.com

Location

Nearby Locations

Google Map image of Bradwood Park. Red lines create an irregular shaped rectangle identifying the boundaries of the site. Within the rectangle is a large bush area to the right and 2 soccer grounds to the right bottom corner. Small grey roofed building between soccer grounds and smaller green soccer ground located near the top right corner of the rectangle.

Bradwood Park
Type
Park
Address
Bradbury Road, Bradbury
Features
Venue for hire, Sporting oval, Soccer Ground

Bradwood Park is an unique reserve hosting the Stirling Districts Soccer club and facilities, and a Heritage site where a lot of biodiversity work occurs including weed management and habitat and vegetation protection and rehabilitation.

Aerial Map image of Scott Creek Oval. Boundary highlighted in red, irregular trapezoid shape, with oval in the centre, surrounded by bushland to the top and left of the image.

Scott Creek Oval
Type
Park
Address
Scott Creek Road, Scott Creek
Features
Tennis court, Sporting oval, Playground

Scott Creek Oval is a small community oval managed by the Scott Creek Progress Association. The site includes the oval, shelter, clubroom shed, old tennis court and a quaint playground.

Scott Creek

Scott Creek Cemetery
Type
Cemeteries
Address
Cemetery Road, Scott Creek

Established in 1895, The Scott Creek Cemetery is located on gentle sloping land with a north westerly aspect.

Timber fence post with white sign, red arrow and red Heysen Trail logo. The post also has a nail and rusty wire on it. Green grass background with tea-trees in the background.

Heysen Trail (Southern End)
Type
Trail
Address
Silver Lake Road, Mylor
Features
Trail

Adelaide Hills Council plays host to a part of South Australia's premier National Trail, the Heysen Trail. From Mylor to Mount Crawford this 80+km section of the Heysen takes in wondrous valleys, spectacular views and challenges even the hardened walker.

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