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South Australia’s nation­al parks are great places to con­nect with nature

You can now take a vir­tu­al trek along 126 walk­ing trails in 30 of South Australia’s nation­al parks thanks to a col­lab­o­ra­tion between the State Gov­ern­ment and Google

South Aus­trali­a’s nation­al parks are a trea­sure trove of her­itage sites that con­nect vis­i­tors to the tri­als, chal­lenges, and sto­ries of the past

Ama­teur film­ing and pho­tog­ra­phy A per­mit is not required to under­take film­ing or pho­tog­ra­phy in South Australia’s nation­al parks for ama­teur purposes

With­in a Nation­al Park If you find a native injured ani­mal with­in a Nation­al Park, please refer to the indi­vid­ual parks pages for spe­cif­ic tele­phone numbers

Each park has a park man­age­ment plan, these are strate­gic doc­u­ments that set a long-term vision for that park

Vis­it­ing Kan­ga­roo Island? From stand­ing amid the tru­ly Remark­able Rocks at Flinders Chase Nation­al Park to ven­tur­ing into the heart of an Aus­tralian Sea Lion colony at Seal Bay or climb­ing a light­house, there’s so much to see and do

Spend­ing time on the Fleurieu Penin­su­la? Make a stop in one of these nation­al parks while you’re there.

Want to make the most of your vis­it to this scenic region? We’ve got you cov­ered with this 3‑day itinerary.

Get insid­er tips on the best places to vis­it and ​‘must do’ activ­i­ties from park ranger James Skinner.