Overview
Dhilba Guuranda–Innes National Park is South Australia's most-visited park despite being nearly 300 km from Adelaide. What sets this 94.15 km² coastal wilderness apart is the rare combination of sandy beaches and rugged coastline within walking distance of each other.
Architecture · Beach · Day Trips · History · Nature
Before you go
Connectivity
Mobile coverage is limited in this remote coastal park. Inform someone of your plans before entering and download offline maps.
Money
Vehicle entry fee is AUD 12.50 (AUD 10 concession) per vehicle, valid for one day. SA Parks passes are accepted. ATMs are not available in the park — obtain cash in Marion Bay or before arriving.
Packing
Bring all food, water, and supplies as there are no shops in the park. Campsites have no powered sites; bring appropriate bedding and torches.
Transport
Private vehicle is essential for most of the park. Only Stenhouse Bay and Inneston are walkable. Stock up on fuel before entering as service stations are limited in the area.
Weather
Wind can be strong especially in winter. Even in summer, bring layers and wind protection. Sun protection is essential year-round.
