Hope Valley Reservoir Reserve

Hope Valley Reservoir Reserve, located in Adelaide, is the oldest and smallest active reservoir in the city.

This reservoir reserve is the state's first metropolitan reservoir to open for public access. The reserve is perfect for those who want to enjoy natural beauty, explore trails, and indulge in outdoor activities.

Hope Valley Reservoir Reserve is an excellent place to spend time with family and friends, especially if you're into outdoor activities. The reserve's 4.6km trail network is perfect for walking, running, or cycling. Visitors will also find tree-lined footpaths along the trail network. The easy walking and cycling experience around the reservoir is quite remarkable. Many of the trails boast panoramic views across the water and to the hills, including the 800m dam wall which you can walk across. This trail is ideal for walking, running, and cycling, with room for families to enjoy a picnic along the way.

Hope Valley Reservoir Reserve is open seven days a week, from 7.30 am to 5 pm (standard time), and from 7.30 am to 8 pm (daylight saving time). Visitors can also check the conditions of access at www.reservoirs.sa.gov.au/conditions-of-entry before planning their visit.

Hope Valley Reservoir Reserve is easily accessible to visitors. It links into the O-Bahn Bikeway, which surrounds the reserve. The reserve offers free car parking and toilet facilities for visitors' convenience, providing an enjoyable experience for all.

In conclusion, Hope Valley Reservoir Reserve is an ideal location for the entire family to enjoy a beautiful day out. Visitors can explore the amazing trail network, enjoy panoramic views, indulge in outdoor activities, and enjoy a picnic. So, come and enjoy the natural beauty