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South Aus­tralians will once again be able to enjoy the icon­ic Hal­lett Cove Board­walk with the State Gov­ern­ment com­mit­ting $2.44 mil­lion to ensur­ing it is reopened safe­ly to the public.

There will be dou­ble the nor­mal num­ber of park rangers on duty this East­er to ensure the safe­ty of South Aus­tralians who vis­it a park to exer­cise and stay men­tal­ly and phys­i­cal­ly well in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. 

In the lead up to the East­er long week­end and April school hol­i­days the Depart­ment for Envi­ron­ment and Water advis­es that no camp­ing will be per­mit­ted on Crown Land, nor in South Aus­tralian parks and reserves for the fore­see­able future.

To ensure day vis­i­tor safe­ty the one-way sec­tion of the Bor­der Track with­in Ngarkat Con­ser­va­tion Park will remain closed until the end of April align­ing with the extend­ed Fire Dan­ger Season. 

South Australia’s nation­al parks are avail­able for local peo­ple to vis­it their local park, as long as vis­i­tors fol­low all State and Fed­er­al Gov­ern­ment COVID-19 guidelines.