Pinkawillinie Conservation Park

The Pinkawillinie Conservation Park spans across varied terrain at 165 meters elevation, providing essential habitats for native Australian wildlife species.

The South Australian government established Pinkawillinie Conservation Park in 1970 as part of an initiative to protect and preserve natural landscapes.

The park represents South Australia's commitment to environmental conservation, forming part of a network of 340 protected areas across the state.

Visitors can access walking trails throughout the conservation park while following regulations designed to maintain the natural environment.

The park contains specific ecosystems that support local wildlife populations, including kangaroos and various bird species in their natural habitat.

Location: South Australia

Inception: 1970

Elevation above the sea: 165 m

GPS coordinates: -33.13222,135.55417

Latest update: May 9, 2025 20:14