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Say no to socks and jocks this Father’s Day – here are five expe­ri­ences that you can enjoy togeth­er instead.

Although most nation­al parks do not allow dogs or oth­er pets, there are some parks that wel­come dogs on leads. Learn more about dog-walk­ing: Every­thing …

Not all camp­grounds pro­vide camp­sites and ameni­ties that are acces­si­ble, check each indi­vid­ual park page for more infor­ma­tion. To book the beach wheel­chair, please email …

30 must do adven­tures in South Australia’s nation­al parks 

They are all part of the Cre­ation or Dream­ing, of Coun­try; and they are part of the Abo­rig­i­nal peo­ples of South Aus­tralia. A num­ber of Abo­rig­i­nal …

It is an offence to fly drones (remote­ly pilot­ed air­craft) over South Australia’s nation­al parks, con­ser­va­tion parks, game reserves, recre­ation parks or region­al reserves and …

Com­mer­cial activ­i­ties that take place in our nation­al parks include: bush­walk­ing camp­ing four-wheel dri­ving observ­ing wildlife fish­ing rock­climb­ing and abseil­ing coach and bus tours boat­ing …

The South Aus­tralian Camp­ground Host Pro­gram pro­vides an oppor­tu­ni­ty to com­bine your love of camp­ing with doing a good deed by becom­ing a vol­un­teer camp­ground host in …

Algal bloom A nat­u­ral­ly occur­ring algal bloom is affect­ing parts of South Australia’s coast­line. If you find sick or dead wildlife (includ­ing marine mam­mals and wild …

Enjoy the undu­lat­ing hills with native scenery of rugged ridges and a vari­ety of native plants and ani­mals along Black Hill Con­ser­va­tion Park’s exten­sive net­work of …