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As the summer heat waves roll in, there’s no better time to explore South Australia’s national parks.

Summer in South Australia brings the perfect opportunity to explore the natural beauty of our national parks. As the days grow warmer, parks offer an escape from the everyday hustle.

Exploring the great outdoors in South Australia’s national parks offers an opportunity to connect with nature. However, the unpredictability of the natural environment means that safety should always be your top priority.

For our regular visitors to South Australia’s national parks, every trip is a new opportunity to enjoy the outdoors. Even if you’ve been many times before, it’s important to remember that conditions in parks can change and every park is different.

Get ready for an exciting family outing at Dhilba Guuranda-Innes National Park this summer. The park is buzzing with a special kind of excitement, as the new home of some charming and rare inhabitants.

You might have heard that South Australia is working on a World Heritage nomination for parts of the Flinders Ranges, including our new Nilpena Ediacara National Park.

Mambray Creek campground has been rejuvenated and it’s time to rediscover what this popular destination has to offer.

The South Australian Government is developing a new Biodiversity Act – the first of its kind in our state – and you’re invited to have your say.

Great news! Kelly Hill Caves within Kelly Hill Conservation Park has reopened, just in time for the school holidays.

Exciting news from Cleland Wildlife Park!

Cleland Wildlife Park’s koalas are in for a treat as construction of their state-of-the-art home gets underway!

In 2024, why not explore the natural wonders that can be found in our own backyard.