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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 …

Some of the pop­u­lar sites to vis­it in Cle­land Nation­al Park are: Cle­land Wildlife Park Water­fall Gul­ly Mount Lofty Summit

Large riv­er red gums line Brown­hill Creek while blue gum wood­land climbs the val­ley slopes.

Char­ac­terised by its diverse land­scape and steep rocky ridges, this park is home to some of Aus­trali­a’s more secre­tive mam­mals and con­serves the oys­ter bay …

This is a per­fect park for immers­ing your­self in nature – for walk­ing, pic­nick­ing, and observ­ing native ani­mal life

The Gawler Ranges Nation­al Park is a spe­cial place where his­to­ry, con­ser­va­tion and Abo­rig­i­nal cul­ture come togeth­er. Pro­claimed as a nation­al park in 2002, the land­scape teems …

Where the vast land­scape meets the sea at Bun­da Cliffs you can enjoy views span­ning the coast­line, while in the adjoin­ing Far West Coast Marine …

Malkum­ba-Coongie Lakes Nation­al Park is one of the most spec­tac­u­lar of South Aus­trali­a’s nat­ur­al attrac­tions. The water­bird diver­si­ty is high for an arid wet­land and …

The sense of space unique to the semi-arid zone com­bine to make Ikara-Flinders Ranges Nation­al Park one of South Australia’s icon­ic destinations

Jour­ney to the heart of Australia’s arid inte­ri­or at Kati Than­da-Lake Eyre Nation­al Park, a place of dra­mat­ic con­trasts where salt-crust­ed plains can trans­form into an …