The Best National Park Activities in the Mid North Region

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Get in touch with nature on the camp grounds in Adelaide! There are a number of campgrounds located in South Australia in various places across the state, including Adelaide. Adelaide's national parks offer some of the best locations for a great camping holiday.

Mother and child feeding baby sheep at a kindy zoo

Kindy zoos for kids

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Get to see the famous giant panda in Adelaide Zoo!

Wildlife Parks For Kids In SA

Get up close and personal with the animals in the wildlife parks in SA! South Australia has the most diverse areas among the states and territories of Australia, from its coastal towns to its arid deserts.

Reptile Parks For Kids In The Adelaide Region

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Bird feeding at the Dandenong Ranges National Park.

National Parks For Kids In The Melbourne Region

Spending the weekend in Victoria? Make it worthwhile by bringing your kids to national parks in Melbourne region! Melbourne is known as the Cultural Capital of Australia, since most international cultural events and festivals, such as the Melbourne International Arts Festival and Melbourne International Film Festival, take place here.

Getting up close with the cockatoo at Royal National Park.

National Parks For Kids In The Sydney Region

Get into nature and explore the spectacular national parks in Sydney region! Australia is known for its stunning scenery and NSW is no exception. With an abundance of national parks in Sydney region, this area is popular with locals and tourists alike. Grab your hiking shoes and explore for yourself!

Wildlife Parks are a fun family activity.

Wildlife Park for Kids

Your kids can get up close and personal with their favourite animals at a wildlife park! There are numerous wildlife parks all around Australia and visiting a wildlife park can be a great outdoor adventure for the whole family!

National parks are great to discover nature in family

National Parks for Kids

Looking for an adventure in the great outdoors? Head to your local national park! A national park is a government protected reserve designed to help preserve Australian wildlife or plants. These are usually open to the public and may offer a number of family activities including camping, hiking, boating and swimming.

Angling for Kids

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Conservation areas are a great place to travel

Conservation Parks for Kids

Nothing beats spending time together with the family in the splendour of Australia's beautiful wilderness! And best of all, it's easy to take advantage of the 2700 conservation areas available to keen explorers.

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Beautiful piece of River

05-03-2013 by Karen

You can kayak downstream from here, to Berri, past some lovley limestone cliffs - could even hop out and explore Willabalangaloo on the way - the cliffs there are quite interesting. Or - you can put in upstream a bit at Pike River and explore the backwaters - lots of pelicans and other birdlife.

A great spot to camp and kayak

My family has been camping here for years - lots of campsites to chose from, and a few of them have longdrop toilets - the rest don't. Lots of shade and serenity, yet not too far back to civilisation if you find that you've forgotten something. We frequently see kangaroos, lots of birdlife including beautiful blue wrens, and the occasional goanna. Canoes and Kayaks can be hired nearby and they are willing to deliver them to your campsite for a small fee.