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

Com­mer­cial activ­i­ties that take place in our nation­al parks include: bush­walk­ing camp­ing four-wheel dri­ving observ­ing wildlife fish­ing rock­climb­ing and abseil­ing coach and bus tours boat­ing …

Pro­vide the rel­e­vant tourism accred­i­ta­tion cer­tifi­cate if apply­ing for a 3 or 5 year licence: Eli­gi­bil­i­ty for a three year licence is sub­ject to busi­ness­es hav­ing cur­rent cer­ti­fi­ca­tion …

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 …

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

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

An increase in vis­i­ta­tion at Mark Oliphant Con­ser­va­tion Park in the Ade­laide Hills in recent years has seen a greater demand on park­ing near the Scott …

Veg­e­ta­tion in the park varies great­ly from the low­er to high­er slopes.