33 South Australian parks with campsites available for Easter 08 March 2018 See and do View comments Share: Campgrounds in SA’s national parks are filling fast for Easter, but here’s where you can still book a spot. Easter is a popular time to take a camping holiday in South Australia. Ideal weather with cool nights and sunny days makes it the perfect time to get away and connect with nature, and our picturesque national parks are the perfect place to do so. With Easter only weeks away, campgrounds in some parks have already booked out. But don’t despair, there’s still some availability at others – including a few hidden gems. Here’s where: Fleurieu Peninsula Newland Head Conservation Park Kangaroo Island Cape Gantheaume Conservation Park and Wilderness Protection Area Flinders Chase National Park Lashmar Conservation Park Murray River and Murraylands Chowilla Game Reserve Danggali Conservation Park and Wilderness Protection Area Karte Conservation Park Loch Luna and Moorook Game Reserve Morgan Conservation Park Ngarkat Conservation Park Limestone Coast Bool Lagoon Game Reserve Canunda National Park Coorong National Park Little Dip Conservation Park Tolderol Game Reserve Eyre Peninsula Acraman Creek Conservation Park Coffin Bay National Park Fowlers Bay Conservation Park Gawler Ranges National Park Laura Bay Conservation Park Lincoln National Park Nullarbor National Park Wilderness Protection Area Wahgunyah Conservation Park Wittelbee Conservation Park Yellabinna Regional Reserve Yumbarra Conservation Park Flinders Ranges and Outback Ikara-Flinders Ranges National Park Innamincka Regional Reserve Kati Thanda-Lake Eyre National Park Malkumba-Coongie Lakes National Park Tallaringa Conservation Park Vulkathunha-Gammon Ranges National Park Witjira National Park Campgrounds are booking fast, so book now to secure your campsite before it’s too late. (Note: availability at these campgrounds for Easter is correct as of March 7, 2018). New to camping? You might be interested in reading these blogs: tips for beginners, camping dos and don’ts, essentials to pack and easy campfire recipes. (Main image courtesy of @austravelia, Instagram) Like what you just read? There’s plenty more where this came from. Make sure you don’t miss a post by subscribing to Good Living’s weekly e-news. Share: Comments Log in to Disqus, Facebook, Twitter or Google to make a comment. If you would prefer not to log in you can still make a comment by selecting 'I'd rather post as a guest' after entering your name and email address.Check our blog comments policy before posting. This commenting service is powered by Disqus. Disqus is not affliated with the Department for Environment and Water
