Murray River National Park

Murray River National Park, located along the Murray River in South Australia, offers a diverse range of recreational activities, including walking, bike riding, canoeing, bird watching, and bush camping. The park encompasses over 14,879 hectares of wetlands and floodplains, providing unique natural experiences. It is divided into six separate areas: Katarapko, Lyrup Flats, Kingston-on-Murray, Paringa Paddock, Gurra Gurra, and Bulyong Island. Each area offers distinct attractions, such as secluded campsites, walking trails, and opportunities for fishing and wildlife observation. Visitors can access the park via various entrances, with facilities like long-drop toilets and parking available in designated camping areas. Dogs are permitted in certain sections, provided they are on a leash. Please note that some areas may be subject to seasonal closures or maintenance; it's advisable to check the latest updates before planning your visit.