More than 20% of Australian land is zoned National Park, three of which are adjacent to Adelaide. Belle National Park (Belair National Park) 's adventurous playground is ideal for families.
Clayland Wildlife Park (Cleland Wildlife Park), 20 minutes from downtown, is Australia's oldest open wildlife reserve. No one can resist the lovely koala bear. Morialta National Park (Morialta National Park) has beautiful waterfalls and cliffs with ups and downs.
Representative park
The recognized (National Landscape) National Park, known as Australia's protected landscape, is located in (Kangaroo Island) and Flinders range (Flinders Ranges)., kangaroo island.
(Flinders Chase National Park) covers the western part of the kangaroo island, including magical rock (Remarkable Rocks), flagship arch (Admirals Arch) and sea leopard bay (Seal Bay).
The ancient volcanoes and seas make up the Brachina Canyon (Brachina Gorge) and Vigna Pen (Wilpena Pound). In Flinders National Park. The rock arrangement of the (Gawler Ranges National Park) organ tube in Gaulle National Park is also amazing.
Lakes and caves
There are more traces left over from ancient times in (Naracoorte Caves National Park), the Narakut Cave National Park. There is one of the oldest fossil collection sites in the world, as well as the only cave in South Australia, (World Heritage Listed caves)., which is listed as a world cultural site.
The flood of Rain Water turned the flat land of (Lake Eyre National Park) in Lake El National Park into the largest saltwater lake in Australia. (Coongie Lakes National Park) in Lake National Park is not only an amazing wetland, but also a natural habitat for birds.