Local T.a.b.'s in Strathalbyn SA

Established in 1973 as a Sports and Community Club the grounds incorporated several sporting fields and played host to local soccer, cricket and various sporting clubs. The club now caters to all in the local community with very reasonably priced meals and drinks; our Sports Bar is fully equipped with TAB, Lotteries and Sky Channel. Our bistro boasts an extensive menu at very reasonable prices.

The Popeye business started in 1935, opened by Gordon Watts and has sailed along the Torrens River ever since. Sightseeing day cruises have long been a part of the business but under new management the product offerings have expanded, partly through the help of being fully licensed vessels. The Popeye has three vessels available to hire and a range of options to suit a variety of needs.

The owner, Karen Milesi takes a hands on approach, being involved in every aspect of the day-to-day running of the business. She continues to evolve the hotel into an attractive, sought-after place to eat, drink and socialise, whilst retaining its heritage as Murray Bridge's Last original Hotel,

The Aldinga Hotel was established in 1851 and was the original stopover pub for Cobb & Co horse drawn carriages and bullock drays travelling between Noarlunga and Sellicks. We provide great country atmosphere and friendly service.

Situated on Shepherdson Road in Parafield Gardens, set back from the street and surrounded by lovely manicured gardens is the Parafield Gardens Community Club. Established in 1973 as a Sports and Community Club the grounds incorporated several sporting fields and played host to local soccer, cricket and various other sporting clubs.

Situated on Shepherdson Road in Parafield Gardens, set back from the street and surrounded by lovely manicured gardens is the Parafield Gardens Community Club. Established in 1973 as a Sports and Community Club the grounds incorporated several sporting fields and played host to local soccer, cricket and various other sporting clubs.