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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.

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.

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.

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. 

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.