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It’s time to don the bathers, grab a snorkel and head on a lit­tle adven­ture to explore Encounter Marine Park

Vis­it Peno­la Con­ser­va­tion Park to dis­cov­er its wet­land envi­ron­ment, wood­lands and open heaths. The park’s swamps (when full) pro­vide a breed­ing area for numer­ous water­birds such …

The dense mallee scrub in the north­ern part of the park pro­vides shel­ter to a range of wildlife, includ­ing kan­ga­roos, echid­nas, hairy-nosed wom­bats, fat-tailed dun­narts and …

Mari­no Con­ser­va­tion Park was a tra­di­tion­al rest­ing place of the Kau­r­na Peo­ples, how­ev­er, by the ear­ly 20th cen­tu­ry much of the area had been cleared for …

Chi­na­man Creek Road and Chi­na­man Creek camp­ing area in Win­ni­nowie Con­ser­va­tion Park is closed to pub­lic vehi­cle access until fur­ther notice due to tidal damage

Pro­tect our nation­al parks by: Tak­ing your rub­bish with you: No bins are avail­able in parks. Learn more How to ​‘leave no trace’ on your …

Come and dis­cov­er one of South Aus­trali­a’s most impres­sive caves at the Tan­ta­noola Caves Con­ser­va­tion Park. Today, Tan­ta­noola Caves com­pris­es an extra­or­di­nary dis­play of cave …

The Coorong isn’t just famous for Storm Boy. Get to know one of Australia’s most envi­ron­men­tal­ly sig­nif­i­cant areas

Field mush­rooms picked fresh from the soil open up a world of new and exot­ic flavours, right?