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South Aus­trali­a’s nation­al parks are a trea­sure trove of trails, with a path for every explor­er. 5 alter­na­tive walks to Mount Lofty 17 dog-friend­ly walks in Ade­laide parks …

Not all camp­grounds pro­vide camp­sites and ameni­ties that are acces­si­ble, check each indi­vid­ual park page for more infor­ma­tion. To book the beach wheel­chair, please email …

You can explore for the day in South Australia’s nation­al parks. Plan a day trip where you can walk, ride, swim, pad­dle, take the pram or …

If you would like to hold on event or activ­i­ty in a nation­al park, you must apply for an event agree­ment. Exam­ples of activ­i­ties that require …

The South Aus­tralian Vol­un­teer Ranger Pro­gram pro­vides an oppor­tu­ni­ty for South Aus­tralians with a pas­sion for the envi­ron­ment to get involved in activ­i­ties that help sup­port …

Enjoy the undu­lat­ing hills with native scenery of rugged ridges and a vari­ety of native plants and ani­mals along Black Hill Con­ser­va­tion Park’s exten­sive net­work of …

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 …

Take a bush­walk through the steep gul­lies in the pic­turesque Ade­laide Hills to dis­cov­er the his­to­ry of Horsnell Gul­ly and Giles Con­ser­va­tion Parks