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Wildlife park
1. Cleland Conservation Park - Cleland
· 3268 reviews
Cleland SA 5152, Australia
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Kelly Holloman: A lovely destination for nature enthusiasts. The park features diverse wildlife, including koalas and kangaroos, which are a highlight. The walking trails are pleasant, though some could benefit from better signage. The views from certain points are quite nice, providing a peaceful atmosphere. Facilities are adequate, with clean restrooms and picnic areas. It’s a great place for a relaxed day trip, but if you’re looking for more challenging hikes, you might find the trails here a bit easy. Overall, it's a solid choice for a nature getaway.
Brian LeBlanc: Cleland National Park is a good spot for nature lovers. The trails are straightforward and offer pleasant views of the surrounding landscape. Seeing native wildlife is a nice touch, though it can get a bit crowded during peak times. Facilities are basic but sufficient for a day trip. It's a solid option if you're looking for a local nature experience, but don’t expect solitude during busy periods.
Marian Kelly: Amazing place, loved getting up close to the animals.
Krystina Ebsary: I took my children here for a family day out. They all had an amazing time and loved the snake holding experience. Will definitely come back again in the future.
Liisa Grace Baun: Excellent hiking trail with stunning scenic views. There are plenty of rest stops along the way from Waterfall Gully to Mt Lofty. While some parts are steep, they don't last long.
Lillian Pais: Nature at its best
Long Vu: Fresh air, very nice park with Kangaroo, Koala and other Aussie animals, nice experience for family with kids. Recommend to spend about 90mins here on the trip to Hahndorf
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2. Barker Inlet Wetlands - Wingfield
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· 77 reviews
Salisbury Hwy, Wingfield SA 5013, Australia
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Karin S.: The Barker Inlet Wetlands are situated 12km northwest of the Adelaide CBD, near Wingfield and adjacent to the Salisbury Highway. The Wetlands span 172 hectares and can hold a maximum water capacity of 1200 megalitres –equivalent to more than 500 Olympic swimming pools.Initially constructed to address various environmental impacts in the region and create a habitat for wildlife, the construction of the Barker Inlet Wetlands commenced in 1994, funded by the Commonwealth Government. In 1998, the Wetlands were officially handed over to the City of Port Adelaide Enfield.
John Kol: Great stop over for some micro sleep
Anthony Fowle: Great close to two children to see wildlife also great for photographers to get some great photos of Wildlife birds and much more
Linda: Visited on Weekend
Regex Green 817: Brilliant
David Trebilcock: The entrance from the Salisbury Highway rest are is blocked off. You have to walk back a few hundred meters east along the bikeway to where it turns into a street accessing an industrial area.
Marty Johnson: Lovely spot
Ashim Poudel: Awesome place for quick stop and lookout.
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3. Greenfields Wetlands - Dry Creek
· 69 reviews
Magazine Rd, Dry Creek SA 5094, Australia
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Simon Hamilton: Not bad great cafe
Jamie Saunders: Great little spot to rest and watch natural beauty fly by..... i great spot for bird watching and watching the sun rise...
Riasat Noor: Serenity
Sue Walding: Lovely, had a group for coffee etc. We didn't have a booking but the staff were very obliging and helpful. We will go back for a breakfast or lunch. Looks amazing. Thanks to the staff.
Nodrama: Nice place to walk around
sarah: Nice place to walk
Estelle Favre: Lovely place to go bird-watching. As in looking at the aviary wetland life.
Samer Madbak: Nice
Missy A Eby: Great spot to walk & enjoy the natural wetland setting. You must give your Drivers License to the cafe staff to get a key to enter the gates & get in. Great for families too. Beautiful calming surroundings. Will def be back. 👍
Kay Hamilton: Beautiful area,ducks,swans and bird life,plenty of walking tracks
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4. Whites Road Wetland - Globe Derby Park
· 3 reviews
Globe Derby Park SA 5110, Australia
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Wetland
5. Greenfields Wetland - Mawson Lakes
· 11 reviews
A13, Mawson Lakes SA 5095, Australia
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6. Morialta Conservation Park - Woodforde
· 1503 reviews
Morialta Falls Rd, Woodforde SA 5072, Australia
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For more than 100 years, Morialta Conservation Park has been a well-loved recreational escape, offering plenty to see and do for everyone. Enjoy exploring the creek, woodlands, gorges, and stunning waterfalls, which will make you feel miles away from the city.
Morialta Conservation Park is a fantastic place to visit all year round. Visit during winter to see the waterfalls flowing at their strongest, and in spring to see the wildflowers at their brightest.
For more than 100 years, Morialta Conservation Park has been a well-loved recreational escape, offering plenty to see and do for everyone. Enjoy exploring the creek, woodlands, gorges, and stunning waterfalls, which will make you feel miles away from the city.
Morialta Conservation Park is a fantastic place to visit all year round. Visit during winter to see the waterfalls flowing at their strongest, and in spring to see the wildflowers at their brightest.
Cedric Si: Beautiful park, had the opportunity to visit the first waterfall. I’m sure the hike to the upper falls would have been fantastic as well. Great picnic areas with bbq facilities. No trash bins so come prepared with some bags for your litter.
Cenz Mast: Don't forgot to try the 7.5 k hike unforgettable 💯 💪
Cindy Si: Beautiful area with lots of hiking trails to choose from. The only downside was the lack of rubbish disposal units. Lovely waterfall. Great coffee by Bazinga Coffee, a pleasant surprise after trying all the poor quality coffees at the CBD all day today!Playground: Cool nature playground for kidsDog-friendliness: Dogs are allowed in the picnic areaPicnic area: Lots of picnic tables and BBQ pits, but no bins!
Doris Carranza (Loca): Restrooms: Very cleanDog-friendliness: PerfectPicnic area: Beautiful
Shannon Hamilton: I took the easy, first falls walk with my parents and we all enjoyed it.
Werner Lach: Magical
Aleksei Moriarti: Very good place
Charit Tissera: with a small water bottle. Happy exploring!
Dr Asha: Playground: Big and nice areaDog-friendliness: It was dog friendly
Interactive Insight Innervation Kelly Louise Parker: Absolutely love to recharge and recalibrate in this beautiful place
Brenton O'Loughlin: A nice walk in nature. Take time to visit and walk as far as you like. Some difficult sections to be aware of if you struggle to walk. Overall if you are able to be mobile go check it out.
Eva Melinda: It is a magical place with so many koalas on the walks.
Shuz New: Fun works shot and long easy access path to waterfall. Bring your coats in winter it's colder down there and look out for the koalas sleeping in the trees.
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Tourist attraction
7. South Australian Museum - Adelaide
· 3296 reviews
North Terrace, Adelaide SA 5000, Australia
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Kevin Ng: Lovely museum to stroll around. So much to see!! If you have time visit NATURE PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE YEAR exhibition. It’s well worth it!Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait …
Orlandinho Barros: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No
Shyamsundar Shrestha: Good Place. I love the Llama there, but there’s not much things to do. There are just some abstract art, preserved animals, and some aboriginal culture present in the museum.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Bonnie: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait …
Thorsten Körner: An incredibly great collection of indigenous art from South Australia and also a separate floor for pieces from the Pacific region. Free entry and a very nice little cafe! Definitely worth a visit!Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
G4m3r K0n3k0: Amazing. Took my 4 year old niece and she had to go through it twice. She loved it so much her parents are taking her again. It was great to ne doing something she enjoyed that didnt cost money.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Kurt: Outstanding visit. Always a great place to bring the family. And the souvenir shop is a must visit too. Highly recommended!Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Carrol Bond: Visited on Weekday
Peter Graham: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes
Alex Koid: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No
James Heasley: I really enjoyed the museum but it does need to be bigger, more area's for items.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Jorja Bishop: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait
Diego Antunes: It is free and amazing.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait …
Jon Hunter: Awesome museum mostly focused on natural history. It's free to enter but they do have some special exhibitions that you have to pay for.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes …
Adam Wright: Always loved the museum, glad my daughter does too ❤️Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait …
장소연: It was really really really good 👍👍👍It was the best tourist destination during my 4 months living in Adelaide.This museum of incredible amount and information is free...From the pavilion where you can see Australian indigenous culture on the first floor, you could see the natural ecosystem, Egyptian mummies, and even minerals.Personally, I don't like museums that much, but I saw it in about 2 hours. The English explanations are also explained in an easy to understand manner, making it easy to read.It's nice that the land is large haha. It's almost as big as a transplanted wild place.I totally recommend it!
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8. St Clair Wetlands - St Clair
· 48 reviews
St Clair SA 5011, Australia
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SHARMA “RAKESH”: Beautiful place
Claire Page: Beautiful area to wander around and bird watch. There are lots of different birds to see and lovely plants in and around the wetlands. There are some seats around, but you may need to watch for bird poo! There was a shaded picnic table there as well. Do not feed the birds when you visit. Lots of parking bays so it was easy to get a car park.
Ashley Bunn: I like the lake there with so many species of ducks plus there was a swan too
Deborah Nikolic: Great spot for Adults and kids. Ducks grass and 2 little playgrounds. BBQ basketball court. Dog park. Walkways
Jess: Beautiful place to go for a stroll. So many different bird species live within the wetlands
Samantha Buttery: It's a lovely area to walk, especially early morning. There's lots of Birdlife to see.
Jackie Pedder: If you would like a walk it is good yet very busy on the weekend.
Janina Karr: Great place for a walk. Lots of bird life
Lorraine Schultz: Go for a walk, it's lovely in there, today lots of birds, ducks, pelican
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Nature preserve
9. Laratinga Wetlands - Mount Barker
· 417 reviews
Bald Hills Rd, Mount Barker SA 5251, Australia
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Laratinga Wetlands is the District's environmental 'jewel in the crown' – the winner of several awards, including the United Nations Association of Australia World Environment Day Award.
Located off Bald Hills Road, Mount Barker, the wetland's environmental and recreational qualities attract many visitors.
Wetland Type: Storage basin/sedimentary pond to remove nutrients from the treated water from the adjoining Community Waste Water Management System (CWMS) Treatment Plant.
To book a group tour, contact Council's Open Space and Environment team on 8391 7200.
Laratinga Wetlands is the District's environmental 'jewel in the crown' – the winner of several awards, including the United Nations Association of Australia World Environment Day Award.
Located off Bald Hills Road, Mount Barker, the wetland's environmental and recreational qualities attract many visitors.
Wetland Type: Storage basin/sedimentary pond to remove nutrients from the treated water from the adjoining Community Waste Water Management System (CWMS) Treatment Plant.
To book a group tour, contact Council's Open Space and Environment team on 8391 7200.
Raf Kucic: Great place to walk, take in the fresh air and observe the wetlands birdlife. Several great walking tracks for all levels.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Janos Veresbaranji: Always a pleasant walk.December edit: The outback ducks are back, I've seen the Freckled Duck here for the first time.We have been visiting these wetlands for years. The trees and shrubs matured and now look like they been here forever. Whoever is doing the upkeep they are doing an excellent job.The bird population changes season to season and year on year. A couple of years ago when there was a widespread dust storm the outback ducks discovered Laratinga and they are maintaining their presence ever since. I have just posted photos of Australian Shoveler. Pink eared ducks are around the water treatment ponds, you can see them through the fence.There are some interesting vagrants every time we visit. This weekend it was the Blue billed duck, photo posted. Chestnut and Grey teals seem to be residents.Clamorous read warblers were out in the open posing for photos.I am looking forward to our next visit.
Diane Southwell: Many types of water birds, lovely trees and polished water!Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Kellie Ryder: Such a great walk, with a well maintained trailVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait …
Imogen Warren: Fantastic community resource and lovely place to visit. Great for bird watching, walking the dog or just being with the family.
Gilly Gilmiester: Really pleasant place to spend time, look at the birds, admire the flora and let the stresses dissipate. Great little coffee Van in the carpark.Only down side is the lack of rubbish bins.Visited on Weekday Wait time 30–60 min Reservation recommended No …
Julius H Monck: Get walk highly beneficial for the community and we'll maintained.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Leanne Geisler: Great place to wander around and see various birdlife
Thari Mudiyanselage: Love the quaint locale.
Madushika Panangala: Wait time No wait
Erwin Jansink: Still a popular place for an early morning walk or jog. It would be great to see further council investment in the Laratinga Lakes surrounds when the pool across the road is finished. Families could make a real day of it then....Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
karmicsenses: So relaxingVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Caleb W (DatTortoise1): Land that is wet. What more could you want?Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait …
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10. Adelaide Dolphin Sanctuary - Port Adelaide
· 125 reviews
66 Commercial Rd, Port Adelaide SA 5015, Australia
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The Adelaide Dolphin Sanctuary is one of the gems of metropolitan Adelaide. Located only 20 minutes from Adelaide, this marine park is home to around 30 resident bottlenose dolphins, with another 400 transient dolphins that visit at various times. These wild dolphins come here to feed, play, socialise and nurse their calves.
Inside the Sanctuary you will find a 10,000 year-old mangrove forest, as well as seagrass, saltmarsh, tidal flats and tidal creeks, which all provide habitat and food for the dolphins. The Sanctuary is a part of South Australia’s largest port, and has a number of Aboriginal and European cultural and historical places of interest.
The Adelaide Dolphin Sanctuary is one of the gems of metropolitan Adelaide. Located only 20 minutes from Adelaide, this marine park is home to around 30 resident bottlenose dolphins, with another 400 transient dolphins that visit at various times. These wild dolphins come here to feed, play, socialise and nurse their calves.
Inside the Sanctuary you will find a 10,000 year-old mangrove forest, as well as seagrass, saltmarsh, tidal flats and tidal creeks, which all provide habitat and food for the dolphins. The Sanctuary is a part of South Australia’s largest port, and has a number of Aboriginal and European cultural and historical places of interest.
Chris Cullen: Wasn't the best weather for it, I was able to have a few dolphin sightings in the distance. Would be a great place for kayaking.
Ornit Sagy: A tranquil boardwalk even when there are no dolphins around
Warren Hopkins: Peaceful foreshore setting with well maintained grassed area. Pleasant stroll along a jetty.Picnic area: Good BBQ area
Bianca Hadi: Was such a good experience, and didnt have to wait long to see dolpins! got to see a mum and her baby!!!
David Malzard: Fantastic place for a relaxing picnic breakfast or lunch ,awsome to watch the dolfins swim pastPicnic area: Unfortunately barbique is very smelly and not clean we normally take our own food. Great place to go fishing as well
Robertfabian Campoquiñonez: Good service ⁰
Ed Batten: Was there during the middle of the week. Was lucky to see 6 dolphins swimming around. We stayed on the jetty to watch them.
Dovely: the dolphin
Fitter Turner: Nice little reserve & boardwalk!
Buddhika Arsecularatne: Had really good time there with the help of Adventure Kayaking. We were fortunate to see dolphins and a dolphin calf within 10m or lower.
Sampath Abeysekara: Beautiful area for spend you free time for relaxing ☺️Picnic area: There is some good entertainment for picnic 😍
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11. Breakout Creek Wetlands - Fulham
· 5 reviews
South Australia, Australia
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Botanical garden
12. Adelaide Botanic Garden - Adelaide
· 6345 reviews
North Terrace, Adelaide SA 5000, Australia
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박귀련: Such a peaceful and happy place. It's great for a walk.Visited on Public holiday Wait time 30–60 min …
Anne Bentley: A lovely spot.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait …
YIEN WANG: A great place to visit!Reservation recommended No …
Orlandinho Barros: FreeVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Leidy Carolina Rueda Fonseca: Beautiful!
Emily Whitrod: Always love visiting the botanic garden. Watch out for the thieving ducks🦆Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Neville Robinson: Brunch in the Evergreen Cafe was pleasant and the coffee was good.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Graham Mylett: Incedibly relaxing and beautiful place to walk through.
Jane Tarrant: Generous portions, beautifully cooked and piping hot. Loved our takeaway lunchVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait …
Melissa Pearce: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait
Thorsten Körner: Abeautiful place to walk and relax!Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Daze Past Creative Reseller: Absolutely Gorgeous to escape the city chaos and immerse yourself in the botanic gardens, my favorite are the massive old gnarly trees planted in 1866!!Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure …
Adam Hellyer: Lovely botanical garden in the heart of the city. Amazing that it is free entry. Some great vistas, and lots to see, Worth a wander through.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Anil Wadhwa: Calm and peaceful - some excellent varieties of birds and plants including ferms , lilies and other species .Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
shaira noshin: Enjoy the flora and take lots of pictures. Very accessible via tram.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Sandra Mae: The best gardens in Australia, in my opinion. I love the conservatory, heritage glass house and the giant water lilies.
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13. Warriparinga Wetlands - Bedford Park
· 11 reviews
Bedford Park SA 5042, Australia
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National park
14. Belair National Park - Belair
· 100 reviews
Upper Sturt Rd &, Queens Jubilee Dr, Belair SA 5052, Australia
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15. Little Para Wetland - Bolivar
· 1 reviews
Bolivar SA 5110, Australia
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Tourist attraction
16. Adelaide Zoo - North Adelaide
· 6050 reviews
Frome Rd, Adelaide SA 5000, Australia
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Jennifer Marshall: Sad history for this Zoo, especially for George the Orangatan and various incidents that occurred from its inception. There was a wide and varied display of animals in clean enclosures. Enclosures could be much larger but I understand it's hard when there's only a limited amount of Zoo property. Overall, the amenities were great, the staff were informative and polite and the entrance fees were reasonable.
Jonathan Hu: Happy birthday Wangwang and Funi! Proudly as a lifetime member of Adelaide Zoo, I booked a flight all the way from Sydney to Adelaide in the last week of August 2024 to celebrate their birthday before they go back to China. And the giant pandas definitely make Adelaide Zoo the best zoo in Australia! They are so cute and adorable! I’m even thinking about moving to Adelaide so that I can go here every one or two days.The other animals such as little blue penguins are lovely as well.
Ebony Adams: My favourite part was the bats in the trees outside the zoo. Bats forever have my heart. I love bats #teambatsforeverVisited on Public holiday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
David Sales: Lots has changed in 5 yearsIt's definitely a great day for young families.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Czt: It is a small zoo, it takes about two hours to see it completely. Its biggest attraction is the pandas, I loved them. I was a little disappointed that they don't have koalas to take photos with. For children and adults it is fine
Perkaletta: Nice place to wonder around.The enclosures seemed a bit small compared to other zoos.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
D White: Beautiful zoo near heart of Adelaide.Walking distance to Adelaide oval and public transport.On banks of Torrens River.Well worth a visit.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure …
Marlin Cremers (Marlinc): Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure
moin ahmed: We love going to the zoo. We loved the experience here at Adelaide zoo but for general admission is bit expensive. But I guess everything is bit expensive this days.Visited on Weekend …
Felice D'Antini: Our boys love nothing more then a quick trip to the zoo.It's just a shame to see empty spaces and areas that need repair.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes …
Cool Name: It is a great zoo, very little interactions tho.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
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17. First Creek Wetland - Adelaide
· 1 reviews
Adelaide SA 5000, Australia
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18. Kaurna Park Wetlands - Burton
· 116 reviews
Waterloo Corner Rd, Burton SA 5110, Australia
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Daniel Opitz: Absolutely beautiful place full of a variety of wild flora and fauna. Highly recommend for a nice walk.
Ashley S: It's big and featureless, I couldn't even tell my way back to the carpark, had to use Google maps. 😆
Sharon Walker: Such a relatively quiet oasis in the middle of suburbia.A delightful, well maintained wetland environment in which to exercise or walk the dogs.Usually not busy with plenty of car parking.Paths get a little muddy in a wet winter.Delightful natural vegetation.Probably wheel chair friendly.Dog-friendliness: All onlead areas only.
Alexander: Great place to walk the dogs.
Tim Roling: Nice place for a walk, often take my dog there.
Matt Allen: When the sun starts to set be ready for the mozzy's
Kayla Rosie: Lovely place to go for walks… used to walk my dog there quite a lot… so many things to explore and is a great way to go for a longer nature walk
judy McNeair: Dog-friendliness: A beautiful walk
Wayne Brokensha: This is a beautiful, peaceful park area suitable for long lovely walks in nature. All sorts of flora and fauna, birds flying in and around the lakes, a place to just get away from the hustle and bustle. You can't get lost. No toilet facilities on hand but you can walk across the road to the shopping centre or council library and use those facilities. Dogs welcome but must be on a leash. No defined picnic area and no playground
ahmad hashemi: Great walking trail really quite.Close to salisbury SA
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Nature preserve
19. Hallett Cove Conservation Park - Hallett Cove
· 391 reviews
Unnamed Road, Hallett Cove SA 5158, Australia
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Madeline Dubuisson: Very beautiful little park by the sea with special geological formations worth seeing. Well-signposted trails and easy walks
G: Just absolutely beautiful 😍
Cha Adlawan: A great escape from the city just less than an hour drive. Great for coastal walk or in the boardwalk; fresh breeze will welcome you along the beautiful hues of the surrounding. What a sight to witness specially during sunset.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Chian Chuan Chee: Visited on Weekend Wait time 1 hr+ Reservation recommended No
Yi Xu: Wait time 10–30 min
吳俊諺: Great placeVisited on Weekday …
Isuri Arunika Weerasinghe: Breathtaking geological wonder!
Minor LoL: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Yadhu Shankar: Well, the way and the signboards after the hike can get a bit confusing , so.would prefer a little more details to help the visitorsVisited on Weekend Wait time 1 hr+ Reservation recommended Not sure …
Mel: So worth the drive. Love the view and hearing the waves crashing against the rocks.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Ummay Safa: One of the best go-to places in Adelaide!Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
