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Vis­i­tors are flock­ing to South Aus­trali­a’s nation­al parks sites with the Ade­laide Gaol and Nara­coorte Caves smash­ing atten­dance records.

Pro­tect­ing habi­tats for native ani­mals, bush­fire recov­ery work and reduc­ing the spread of inva­sive weeds are among the projects to ben­e­fit from $175,000 in fund­ing to sup­port envi­ron­men­tal volunteers.

Sum­mer is here and many of us will enjoy the warmer weath­er by hit­ting the beach or explor­ing our diverse nat­ur­al envi­ron­ments. South Aus­tralia is blessed with pris­tine beach­es and beau­ti­ful bush­land, and numer­ous parks show­case them side-by-side. So why not expe­ri­ence both in one go?

Pic­nic fur­ni­ture, show­ers with hot water and more spa­cious sites are among new ameni­ties now avail­able to vis­i­tors at one of the state’s most pop­u­lar campgrounds.

From rugged clifftops with spec­tac­u­lar views to wet­land ponds and flood­plains, the parks along Adelaide’s stretch of the Onka­paringa Riv­er must be seen to be believed.