Ada Ryan Gardens

Ada Ryan Gardens is a serene park located in the heart of Whyalla.

The park is situated between Cudmore and Watson Terraces and is linked to the Whyalla Foreshore, making it a large and relaxing park area. The gardens are named after the wife of Charles Ryan, the then Chairman of the City Commission, and were once Whyalla’s first cemetery that was relocated in August 1918 to the current cemetery in Broadbent Terrace.

There is no shortage of things to see and do at Ada Ryan Gardens. The gardens offer extensive and well-shaded lawns and gardens, making for a great picnic spot. Free barbecue and picnic facilities are available for use, and public toilet facilities are also available. Kids can enjoy themselves in the playground equipment or use the free tennis courts. The gardens feature paved paths throughout that make it wheelchair-accessible.

Ada Ryan Gardens are open all year round from sunrise until sunset, so you can visit the gardens at any time. Keep in mind that the gardens can get busy on weekends, holidays, and during events taking place in the park.

Ada Ryan Gardens is located in the heart of Whyalla, making it easily accessible. If you are travelling by car, there is ample parking available on-site. It is also possible to reach the gardens by public transport. The Whyalla City Council operates a bus service that stops near the gardens. If you are staying in town, the gardens are a short walk from most accommodations.

A visit to Ada Ryan Gardens is highly recommended for anyone looking for a serene escape in the heart of Whyalla. The gardens provide a perfect opportunity for a relaxing picnic, a game of tennis, or a leisurely stroll.