Deep Creek Conservation Park (Deep Creek Conservation Park, (Deep Creek Conservation Park) is located at the southernmost tip of (Fleurieu Peninsula) on the Floriere Peninsula south of Adelaide, the capital of South Australia, about 100km from Adelaide. About 20 kilometers by car from Cape (Cape Jervis), where the marina of (Kangaroo Island), the famous kangaroo island, and about 40 kilometers from (Victor Harbor), the famous resort town on the Floriere Peninsula, covers an area of 44.96 square kilometers.
Deep Creek Conservation Park has a number of difficult walkways, from half an hour to seven hours, and the famous Hitchen Trail (Heysen Trail) also wears Deep Creek Conservation Park, which is up to 1200 kilometers long. Australia's longest walkway runs from Cape Jervis to the Paracina Canyon (Parachilna Gorge). In Flinders range (Flinders Ranges). In addition, Deep Creek Conservation Park, visitors can camp in the glamorous thickets of kangaroos and other wild animals, and enjoy the charming coastal landscape of kangaroo island. Deep Creek Conservation Park with steep cliffs, hidden beaches, dense rocky south and forests. All this makes Deep Creek Conservation Park a paradise for nature lovers; For brave tourists, Deep Creek Conservation Park offers some of the most challenging and inspiring jungle hiking activities.
In addition, Deep Creek Conservation Park has five camping grounds, including the acclaimed Ridge Resort (Southern Ocean Retreats-Ridgetop Retreats), which offers five-star luxury huts, farms and sheltered accommodation.
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