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The Wild South Coast Way on the Hey­sen Trail (WSCW) is a ful­ly cus­tomis­able, mul­ti-day walk­ing expe­ri­ence between Cape Jervis and Vic­tor Har­bor on the Fleurieu …

The Gar­den of Unearth­ly delights is all kinds of awe­some, but it’s not the only city gar­den to get your fix of the Ade­laide Fringe …

Still won­der­ing about the best way to give your kids a nature expe­ri­ence these school hol­i­days with­out hav­ing to dri­ve for hours? If you’re look­ing to swap screen …

Pro­tect our nation­al parks by: Tak­ing your rub­bish with you: No bins are avail­able in parks. Learn more How to ​‘leave no trace’ on your …

Mowan­tjie Willauwar Con­ser­va­tion Park is locat­ed approx­i­mate­ly six kilo­me­tres south-west of Tailem Bend and con­serves 143 hectares of south­ern cypress pine forest

Home to some of Australia’s most sig­nif­i­cant geo­log­i­cal and palaeon­to­log­i­cal records, the 20km self-dri­ve trail lets you dis­cov­er mil­lion-year-old rocks, fos­silised ani­mal remains, sed­i­ment deposits …

There’s no need to take a raincheck on parks when the weath­er is wet. Some of the best adven­tures in South Australia’s nation­al parks can be …

Pic­canin­nie Ponds is remain­ing closed for immer­sive water activ­i­ties until fur­ther notice to allow for the regen­er­a­tion of aquat­ic veg­e­ta­tion and fau­na species fol­low­ing an …

Sit­u­at­ed on the edge of the for­mer Wirrabara For­est, Ippinitchie Camp­ground is about 210km north of Ade­laide, just west of the Wirrabara township. The camp­ground is nes­tled …

Although camp­sites and some access tracks and trails are closed until fur­ther notice, there is still plen­ty to do and see. But don’t for­get the …