About Wellington Square
Wellington Square, dual-named Wellington Square / Kudnartu, is one of the six historic squares laid out in Colonel William Light's 1837 plan for Adelaide. Located in the centre of North Adelaide within the City of Adelaide, it is a large public open space surrounded by heritage residences and mature trees, serving as a community park and recreational reserve within the Adelaide Park Lands.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a large, flat, open grassed square bordered by roads and heritage homes in North Adelaide. The square contains mature trees, open lawns, paved perimeter paths, a fenced playground, barbecue and picnic areas, seating and public toilets. It is an open, quiet urban park used for walking, picnicking, playground use and dog walking, with views of surrounding historic architecture.
Key highlights
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One of six original squares from Colonel William Light's 1837 Adelaide plan
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Dual-named Wellington Square / Kudnartu acknowledging Kaurna heritage
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Large open lawns with mature trees and shaded picnic areas
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Fenced playground and family-friendly recreation facilities
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Surrounded by heritage-listed North Adelaide residences and streetscape