Longwood Institute
- Address
- 706 Longwood Road, Bradbury SA 5153 (view map)
- Type
- Hall
Location
Nearby Locations

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.

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 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.

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.