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South Aus­tralia has a world-class net­work of nation­al parks, pris­tine marine parks and mag­nif­i­cent wildlife

Kayak­ing is a great way to enjoy coasts and rivers, and see wildlife. Try one of these spots for your next paddle.

Don’t let win­ter get you down. Take advan­tage of the recent rain and vis­it these won­drous SA waterfalls.

It’s now South Australia’s whale-watch­ing sea­son. Start plan­ning your next coastal road trip with these tips.

From soak­ing in ancient hot springs to kayak­ing among ship­wrecks, SA’s parks have it all. Give these ideas a go.

Are you a sea­soned park-goer, think­ing ​‘been there, done that’? Then this list of less­er-known parks is for you.

Still need to plan your Christ­mas camp­ing trip? Try these qui­eter nation­al parks for a more chilled out getaway.

There’s noth­ing quite like spend­ing a night under the stars. Here are five top spots to camp and stargaze in SA.

Eco­nom­ic, recre­ation­al and well­be­ing ben­e­fits of our nation­al parks South Australia’s nation­al parks and reserves are cen­tral to the lives of our com­mu­ni­ties, and the expe­ri­ence of our visitors

South East Coastal Lakes Project Iden­ti­fy­ing man­age­ment oppor­tu­ni­ties for the South East coastal lakes Along the coast­line in the South East of South Aus­tralia there are a num­ber of coastal lakes that pro­vide impor­tant habi­tat for water­birds and have unique fea­tures that are high­ly val­ued by First Nations peo­ple and the wider community