Spring Gully Conservation Park
A forest conservation park about 6 km south of Clare, with red gum woodland, seasonal waterfalls and wildflower trails.
This reserve protects rare native red stringybark forest in South Australia. It has short looped walking trails where, after winter and spring rains, you can see seasonal waterfalls (the Cascades) tumbling down the rock walls. In spring, many terrestrial orchids and wildflowers bloom, and kangaroos and birds are commonly seen. Facilities are basic and entry is free. Paths get slippery after rain, and the park may close during summer fire season, so check the South Australian National Parks website for notices before you go.
Opening hours
Daytime (may close during fire-risk periods)
Nearby sights
- Skillogalee
- Kilikanoon Wines
- Sevenhill Cellars & St Aloysius Church
- Watervale
- Clare
- Riesling Trail
- Polish Hill River Church Museum
- Knappstein Enterprise Winery & Brewery