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Proposed new campsites for the Wild South Coast Way

08/04/2021

Hikers are set to benefit from the proposed development of low-impact, walk-in campsites at Deep Creek Conservation Park and Newland Head Conservation Park on the Fleurieu Peninsula.

Multi-million-dollar boost for Wilpena Pound in the Flinders Ranges

06/04/2021

One of SA's most iconic tourism destinations at Wilpena Pound in the Flinders Ranges will undergo a $3 million transformation and take on new management to improve the visitor experience, increase patronage and in turn create local jobs for the region.

Have fun camping during Easter in our national parks

01/04/2021

Easter is a great time to go camping and create memories with family and friends, with South Australia’s beautiful national parks providing unique opportunities for camping, recreational activities and gazing at the stars.

Fall in love with your Fleurieu Peninsula parks this April

01/04/2021

Did you know that South Australia’s Fleurieu Peninsula is home to a number of our most stunning national parks? If not, you’re missing out! The region’s close proximity to Adelaide makes it a great destination for a day drive or a short stay.

Many SA campgrounds booked out for Easter

31/03/2021

South Australia’s national parks have continued to grow in popularity with bookings at 100 per cent in the state’s most iconic parks sites in the lead up to the Easter long weekend – which will provide a significant economic boost to our regions.

Australian Sea Lion statement

30/03/2021

The National Parks and Wildlife Service of South Australia (NPWS) is investigating the suspicious death of an endangered Australian Sea Lion at Bales Beach, east of Seal Bay, on Kangaroo Island.

Thousands of fish released into SA reservoirs last week

29/03/2021

Close to 90,000 native fish fingerlings were released at three locations last week as part of efforts to improve fishing experiences and boost recreational activities at a number of reservoir reserves across South Australia.

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The Department works in partnership with the First Peoples of South Australia and supports their Nations to take a leading role in caring for their Country.