Morgan Conservation Park

Morgan Conservation Park, located in Cadell, is a beautiful parkland that offers natural beauty and wildlife.

The park features lagoons, swamps, creeks, and Murray River anabranches surrounded by river red gum woodlands. It is open year-round and free to enter.

Bird watchers will be delighted by the variety of bird species in the park, such as regent parrots, pelicans, and white-faced herons. Common brushtail possums can also be spotted, along with skinks hiding under leaves and deadwood. Nature lovers, photographers, and those seeking tranquility will enjoy the park's picturesque landscapes and breathtaking views. Walking tracks provide opportunities for picnics and strolls with stunning views of the region.

The best time to visit Morgan Conservation Park is during the Spring (September to November) when wildflowers bloom and birds chirp. The mild temperatures make it ideal for exploring and appreciating the park's beauty.

To reach Morgan Conservation Park Cadell from Adelaide, take the National Highway A20 and follow the directions. Driving off designated tracks is not allowed to preserve the park's ecological integrity.