Coongie Lakes National Park

Overview

Coongie Lakes National Park is one of the most spectacular of South Australia's natural attractions. A pristine water world made up of channels, waterholes, lakes, internal deltas, shallow floodout plains and interdune corridors and swamps. While Coongie Lakes contains water most of the time, the large expanse of ephemeral wetlands fill after flood and heavy rain. The area plays host to the most incredible diversity and number of water dependent wildlife including native birds, fish, reptiles and frogs.

There are a variety of recreational activities to enjoy in the National Park including bird watching, photography, bushwalking and canoeing. This oasis is a deeply spiritual site for the Yandruwandha, Yawarrawarrka, Ngamini and Dieri people who inhabited the area and it also has significant European history associated with exploration and pastoralism so please tread carefully when you visit.

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