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A 563 hectare delight for bush­walk­ers and bird­watch­ers, Cox Scrub Con­ser­va­tion Park is amongst one of the larg­er parks on the Fleurieu Penin­su­la. Beau­ti­ful open stands of …

Fol­low the walk­ing trails along­side the rolling sand dunes and rugged cliffs which pro­vide panoram­ic views of Wait­pin­ga Creek, Encounter Marine Park, the Pages in …

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

At 964 metres alti­tude, Mount Brown is one of the high­est peaks in the South Flinders Ranges. This for­mer for­est reserve is com­prised of undu­lat­ing …

Explore the end­less land­scape of the Munga-Thirri – Simp­son Desert — wit­ness the spec­tac­u­lar colour show after the rains as the wild­flow­ers bloom across the

There are at least sev­en species of mul­ga found co-exist­ing in the park, which is rare.

Home to a host of plants and ani­mals, the Dutch­mans Stern Con­ser­va­tion Park has plen­ty of walk­ing trails to explore the rugged landscape

The Blanche Cup and The Bub­bler are nat­ur­al arte­sian springs cre­at­ed from water deep with­in the Great Arte­sian Basin which fil­ters to the sur­face, form­ing …

The spec­tac­u­lar ter­rain in Vulkathun­ha-Gam­mon Ranges Nation­al Park can be explored by the many hik­ing trails and via the 4WD tracks that lead you deep …

The park includes the Nation­al Her­itage-list­ed Dal­housie Springs, used by Abo­rig­i­nal peo­ple for thou­sands of years as a source of food, shel­ter and medicine