Maps
Where can I find a park map?
We know the joy of wandering through nature, but nobody likes to be lost. You can easily download PDF maps for most of our parks. Just head over to the specific park page you’re interested in and click on the ‘Maps’ tab.
Your pocket guide: Maps on your mobile
Got a smartphone or tablet? You’re in luck! Download the free Avenza PDF Map app and have our national park maps at your fingertips — literally. This handy app taps into your device’s built-in GPS, mapping out your real-time location within the park. And the best part? You can use it offline.
Setting up Avenza on your device
1. While you’re still in range, download the free Avenza PDF Maps app from your app store.
2. Open the app and tap the shopping cart icon.
3. Type in the name of the national park or reserve you’re heading to and search away.
4. Find the map you need and install it — all our maps are free of charge.
5. All your downloaded maps will now appear on the Avenza app’s homepage.
6. Use our maps through Avenza while you’re exploring the park and never take a wrong turn again!
Maplands
The Department for Environment and Water’s Mapland service offers a comprehensive range of bushwalking maps and publications to support safe and enjoyable exploration. These resources include detailed topographic maps for national parks such as Cleland, Deep Creek, Ikara-Flinders Ranges, Lincoln, Coffin Bay, and Coorong National Parks. Each map features walking trails, elevation contours, park facilities, and safety information.
For long-distance hikers, Mapland provides an eight-sheet Heysen Trail map series, covering the 1,200 km trail from Cape Jervis to Parachilna Gorge. These maps are printed on durable, waterproof stone paper and include elevation profiles and planning tips.
Most maps are available for purchase through Mapland, with prices ranging from $10 to $15 depending on the product. For more information or to order, visit the Mapland website or contact the team directly.