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Innes National Park Information
Innes National Park offers spectacular coastal landscapes, a diversity of wildlife habitats and a wide range of recreational opportunities. Hear the waves crash on the beaches, the wind whispering through the sheoaks, view the rugged coastlines sculpted by the Southern Ocean and wander through the remnants of South Australia's mining and maritime history.
See the various offshore islands including Chinaman's Hat and discover some of the interpretive trails, camping grounds, heritage accommodation and diverse range of wildlife and wildflowers. Spot Western Grey Kangaroos and emus. Diverse birdlife includes more than 90 species, such as Mallee Fowl, shy Western Whipbirds, White-bellied Sea-eagles and Ospreys.
Wildflowers create rich colour when they blossom during spring and autumn. Coastal shrubland comes alive with Cockies Tongue, Common Fringe-myrtle, Coastal White Mallee and Wattle.
Explore the remains of the historic heritage-listed Inneston village where gypsum used to be mined. It has 12 houses, a restored post office building and the ruins of what were once the store, factory, bakery and stables. Let your imagination take you on a journey back in time as you walk the Thomson-Pfitzner Plaster Trail. Offering coastal and island views, the trail takes you along the old railway line and has 16 interpretive signs that tell of the area's mining history.
Experience the Investigator Strait Maritime Heritage Trail along the coast of Innes National Park.
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