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Cleland National Park
Cleland National Park
Cleland National Park
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6+ YEARS IN TBR
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CLELAND NATIONAL PARK

(5.0 Score)
Cleland,
Adelaide SA 5152 Directions

Since 1945

Specialty:

✓ Wildlife ✓ Hiking ✓ Animals ✓ Birds ✓ Walking ✓ Cultural Heritage and Spectacular Views ✓ Cycling Trails

“Cleland National Park protects a significant amount of bushland and provides remarkable networks of walking and cycling trails, providing visitors with the opportunity to immerse themselves in the rich diversity of native wildlife. The Cleland National Park allows exploring the cultural heritage of the legendary views of the hills and their surroundings. The park offers visitors an option to observe the animals in their natural habitat through various experiences. The park provides paths and fire trails that are suitable for mountain biking.

2025 Update: Cleland National Park have two acces­si­ble park­ing spaces.”

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Price:

Accommodation per night $185.00

Contact:

08 8339 2444

Mon-sun: 9:30am - 5pm

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Morialta Conservation Park
Morialta Conservation Park
Morialta Conservation Park
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8+ YEARS IN TBR
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MORIALTA CONSERVATION PARK

(5.0 Score)
Morialta Falls Road, Woodforde,
Adelaide SA 5072 Directions

Since 1915

Specialty:

✓ Outdoor and Sport Climbing ✓ Flora and Fauna ✓ Wildlife ✓ Public Transport ✓ Waterfalls ✓ Playground ✓ Walking Trails ✓ Nature Trips ✓ Bird Watching ✓ Bushwalking ✓ Parking ✓ Plants ✓ Guided Tours ✓ Animals ✓ Picnic Areas ✓ Picnics

“Morialta Conservation Park is a recreational place for enjoying and exploring the woodlands, creek, gorges, and amazing waterfalls. The park is a wonderful place to visit year-round. Morialta ensures a perfect view from the rock climbing zone and also gives opportunities to have a beautiful view of the Morialta George and Adalaide plains. Morialta Rock-climbing zone is a more familiar natural climbing area for experienced rock climbers. The park provides activities including bushwalking, bird watching, picnics, rock climbing, picnic tables, playground slides and dogs are allowed.

2025 Update: Morialta Conservation Park has more than 100 years.”

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Contact:

08 8336 0901

Mon-Sun: 6:30am - 9pm

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Belair National Park
Belair National Park
Belair National Park
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9+ YEARS IN TBR
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BELAIR NATIONAL PARK

(4.8 Score)
Upper Sturt Road, Belair,
Adelaide SA 5052 Directions

Since 1891

Specialty:

✓ Plants and Animals ✓ Bird Watching ✓ Orienteering ✓ Adventure Playground ✓ Dogs on Lease ✓ Flora and Fauna ✓ Bushwalking ✓ Cycling ✓ Tennis Courts and Ovals ✓ Public Transport ✓ Horse-Riding Trails ✓ Wildflowers ✓ Walking ✓ Virtual Tour ✓ Picnic Areas ✓ Mountain Biking

“Belair National Park was formerly named Belair Recreational Park and the oldest park in Australia. The park holds the distinction of being the first national park in South Australia, the second in Australia and the tenth in the world. The park is an excellent place for the outdoors, the visitors can explore the woodlands and lakes. Belair Park is an excellent place for walking and mountain biking trails. The park extended to an area of 835 hectares. The park stands out as one of the last bastions of relatively undisturbed native vegetation in the picturesque Adelaide Hills. Belair National Park provides features like tennis courts, basketball courts and cricket pitches for hire, also ensuring that visitors can be involved in various activities to enjoy the natural beauty of the landscape in the Adelaide hills.”

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Price:

Vehicle Entry Fee (Per Vehicle) $13.90 Vehicle Entry concession (Per Vehicle) $11.20

Contact:

08 8278 5477

Mon-Sun: 8am - 7pm

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CLELAND NATIONAL PARK REVIEWS

Pengana hike loop We enjoyed the morning walk with seeing specific wildlife along the trip and in the hill. A lovely trip for hiking, walking, biking and running. The kangaroos on the hill so lively and friendly for who want to see the Australia’s symbol animal. We also recorded one koala was eating her/his favourite meal (always leaves)

Nice experience walking around the park. There was adequate parking. Can buy animal feed at the entrance. Was able to see most animals up close and got the chance to feed a kangaroo.

Perfect location for the family or just yourself to check out the small yet satisfying waterfall, and then attempt the treck up the Mt lofty trail from waterfall gully entrance. The views are amazing and so worth it!

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MORIALTA CONSERVATION PARK REVIEWS

This is a beautiful park with a lot of really nice trails to hike on, we went to the first falls and the giant cave. There were a lot of birds in the trees but we did not get to see any koala’s. This is a beautiful place and right on the edge of the city, it is well worth the Uber ride.

Absolutely gorgeous park and trails at different intensities. We took the third falls trail, and it was well-maintained although you need to be fit and good on your feet, as it is quite steep, trails right along the edge of the hills with major falls and no barrier. But very beautiful!

Beautiful hiking trail. There are plenty of toilets and even a coffee van on most occasions. There is a really nice playground suitable for most ages.

BELAIR NATIONAL PARK REVIEWS

Playford Lake was the best part to experience with little children. Ducks and turtles to see in the lake. Adventure park was next to explore and ice cream fun at Kiosk. Dog friendly park. Lots to do including hiking, camping, nature walks, Nursery to buy plants, Lots of BBQ and picnic areas, Tennis courts and more. Must visit during weekends or on school holidays. Friendly staff in the office to welcome and any for any enquiry if have.

Great walking tracks with good views. Ample car parking in multiple locations of the park. Excellent playground for kids. Nice place to have a picnic. We went on a hike and saw lots of kangaroos. Highly recommend this national park.

Great park, lots of places to explore. Great variety of bike and walking trails. Roads provide easy access to all the good bits. Good playground to take the kids to while you relax in the surrounding picnic area. Overall great park and very easy to get around.

TBR® Inspection Score Report

CLELAND NATIONAL PARK Total Inspection Points: 120/120
Acknowledgements: 10
Business Hours: 10
Business Images: 10
Complete Info: 10
Contact Info: 10
Exact Services: 10
Experience: 10
Legitimate Ratings: 10
Location Proximity: 10
Pricing: 10
Reviews Accuracy: 10
Videos: 10

TBR® Inspection Score Report

MORIALTA CONSERVATION PARK Total Inspection Points: 119/120
Complete Info: 9
Acknowledgements: 10
Business Hours: 10
Business Images: 10
Contact Info: 10
Exact Services: 10
Experience: 10
Legitimate Ratings: 10
Location Proximity: 10
Reviews Accuracy: 10
Reviews Study: 10
Videos: 10

TBR® Inspection Score Report

BELAIR NATIONAL PARK Total Inspection Points: 116/120
Business Hours: 8
Acknowledgements: 9
Complete Info: 9
Business Images: 10
Contact Info: 10
Exact Services: 10
Experience: 10
Legitimate Ratings: 10
Location Proximity: 10
Reviews Accuracy: 10
Videos: 10
Website Source: 10