Spring Gully Conservation Park

Nature preserve · Clare and Gilbert Valleys ·

Spring Gully Conservation Park

Nature preserve · Clare and Gilbert Valleys ·

Scenic bushwalks, wildlife viewing, and stunning valley views

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Sawmill Rd, Sevenhill SA 5453, Australia Get directions

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"Best taken in the cool of the morning, the park rewards with eucalyptus stands and riverbeds to admire along the way." - Nina Caplan

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Spring Gully Conservation Park

Ran P.

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It is sad to see so many gum trees dying of Psyllid attack. They are resilient, coming from epicormics.

Ian S.

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Photo stop that turned into a 4x4 adventure. There is a trail to left that says summer fire trail. It's a fun track steep cliffs and narrow trail. Only do when dry and only in 4x4

Heather C.

Google

Quiet, easy bushwalk to first lookout. Went early in the morning to beat the heat of the day. Easy to follow trail. Saw some kangaroos.

Andrew G.

Google

Good little park,great nature, scenery,walks,couple of picnic tables. The cascades werent flowing it was still good to see. No dogs allowed.

Jon H.

Google

Great place for a short walk through the bush or to stop at the view point and look out over the hills

Kristoni B.

Google

Fantastic walking trails and views galore! Definatley one to keep coming back as there is so much to see

Peter R.

Google

The view from the lookout was worth the ride up the unmade roads. A great place to just sit and ponder.

Vicki R.

Google

Spring Gully Conservation Park is beautiful, peaceful and a great place to take a drive and a stroll whilst enjoying the wildlife.

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42,481 Postcards · 5,683 Cities

In Australia's Clare Valley, a New 6-Day Trail Connects Historic Vineyards, Luxury Cottages, and Wild Lavender Fields | Condé Nast Traveler

"Best taken in the cool of the morning, the park rewards with eucalyptus stands and riverbeds to admire along the way." - Nina Caplan

https://www.cntraveler.com/story/australia-clare-valley-wine-and-wilderness-trail

Spring Gully Conservation Park

Ran P.

Google

It is sad to see so many gum trees dying of Psyllid attack. They are resilient, coming from epicormics.

Ian S.

Google

Photo stop that turned into a 4x4 adventure. There is a trail to left that says summer fire trail. It's a fun track steep cliffs and narrow trail. Only do when dry and only in 4x4

Heather C.

Google

Quiet, easy bushwalk to first lookout. Went early in the morning to beat the heat of the day. Easy to follow trail. Saw some kangaroos.

Andrew G.

Google

Good little park,great nature, scenery,walks,couple of picnic tables. The cascades werent flowing it was still good to see. No dogs allowed.

Jon H.

Google

Great place for a short walk through the bush or to stop at the view point and look out over the hills

Kristoni B.

Google

Fantastic walking trails and views galore! Definatley one to keep coming back as there is so much to see

Peter R.

Google

The view from the lookout was worth the ride up the unmade roads. A great place to just sit and ponder.

Vicki R.

Google

Spring Gully Conservation Park is beautiful, peaceful and a great place to take a drive and a stroll whilst enjoying the wildlife.

Spring Gully Conservation Park

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