Para Wirra Conservation Park

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A man and woman stand with their dog at a trailhead signage, reading information about the park.

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A view over rolling hills from one of the trails in the park.

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A family sitting at a picnic table in the park , enjoying lunch together.

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A person stands at the edge of the Para Wirra lake, looking over the water.

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A man holding his child, with a woman standing next to him, admiring a view in the park.

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With its extensive grassy areas, relaxing lakeside, and beautiful bush setting, Para Wirra Conservation Park is a well-loved gathering place for family and friends.

This is a perfect park for immersing yourself in nature – for walking, picnicking, and observing native animal life. The park is also home to the Barossa Goldfields, where you can discover the ruins and the history of a once thriving mining operation.

There are over 100 species of birds living in the park, including the cheeky emus you’ll see patrolling the picnic grounds. You can see kangaroos grazing at dawn and dusk, and on a warm day bearded dragons and sleepy lizards bask in the sunshine. If you’re in luck you might also spot a short-beaked echidna, a shy creature whose diggings can be found throughout the park.