Peachna Conservation Park

The park encompasses 45.85 square kilometers of protected land dominated by mallee vegetation, including Coastal White Mallee and Mallee Box communities.

Originally established as Peachna Conservation Reserve in November 1993, the area received its current designation as Conservation Park on March 22, 2007.

The park contributes to South Australia's network of over 350 protected areas, which cover more than 20 percent of the state's territory.

The conservation park sits approximately 100 kilometers north of Port Lincoln and 30 kilometers south of Lock, with Tod Highway forming its eastern boundary.

Located at an elevation of 54 meters above sea level, the park maintains its natural state without developed visitor access to its interior.

Location: South Australia

Inception: 2007

Elevation above the sea: 54 m

GPS coordinates: -33.83573,135.63783

Latest update: May 9, 2025 19:43