Laura Bay Conservation Park

Laura Bay Conservation Park, established in 1973, preserves the original vegetation of South Australia's western coastline. The sheltered bay, with its tidal samphire flats and mangroves, provides ideal feeding grounds for sea birds, many of which migrate from the northern hemisphere each year. Visitors can explore the historic landing site on the headland, established in 1911, where bags of grain were once loaded onto ketches. The park offers self-sufficient bush camping facilities, allowing guests to immerse themselves in the natural beauty of the area.