What’s new in South Australia’s national parks

Nation­al Parks and Wildlife Ser­vice South Aus­tralia is build­ing new expe­ri­ences and facil­i­ties across the state includ­ing fos­sil and moun­tain-bik­ing expe­ri­ences, new mul­ti-day walks, trails, roads, camp­grounds, kayak launch­es and car parks.

Projects are hap­pen­ing in Ade­laide, on the Fleurieu Penin­su­la, Kan­ga­roo Island, Eyre Penin­su­la, Yorke Penin­su­la and in the Flinders Ranges and Outback.

Statewide projects

• Statewide park renew­al: Improv­ing exist­ing park facil­i­ties such as signs, camp­grounds, toi­lets, trails, roads and carparks.
  
• Upgrades to Mori­al­ta Con­ser­va­tion Park and Mark Oliphant Con­ser­va­tion Park

Ade­laide and surrounds

• New nature-based vis­i­tor expe­ri­ence at Cle­land Wildlife Park
• Cre­at­ing Glen­thorne Nation­al Park-Itya­mai­it­pin­na Yarta
• Open­ing up our reservoirs
• Enhanc­ing the Mount Lofty precinct

Fleurieu Penin­su­la

• Cre­at­ing Aldin­ga Con­ser­va­tion Park
• Cre­at­ing the Wild South Coast Way on the Hey­sen Trail
• Cre­at­ing Hind­marsh Val­ley Nation­al Park

Flinders Ranges and Outback

• Cre­at­ing Nilpe­na Edi­acara Nation­al Park
  
• Ikara-Flinders Ranges Nation­al Park

Yorke Penin­su­la

• Upgrades to Dhil­ba Guuaran­da-Innes Nation­al Park

Eyre Penin­su­la

• Upgrades to Cof­fin Bay Nation­al Park and Lin­coln Nation­al Park

How you can get involved

Nation­al Parks and Wildlife Ser­vice South Aus­tralia is com­mit­ted to work­ing in part­ner­ship with Tra­di­tion­al Own­ers, local and region­al com­mu­ni­ties and com­mu­ni­ty groups to bring these projects to life.

As projects progress there will also be oppor­tu­ni­ties for you to get involved and share your thoughts. Vis­it the project web­pages list­ed above.

More infor­ma­tion

For more infor­ma­tion or if you have any ques­tions, please get in touch with us online.