Swan Reach Conservation Park

Swan Reach Conservation Park, spanning approximately 2,017 hectares, showcases Australia's semi-arid mallee environment. Visitors can explore gently undulating limestone country adorned with a thick mallee canopy. The park also features small patches of low woodland with false sandalwood and bullock bush, underlain by stipa grass. Established in 1970 to protect the elusive southern hairy-nosed wombat, the park is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts. As part of the River Murray International Dark Sky Reserve, it offers some of the best stargazing opportunities on Earth.