Marino Conservation Park

National Parks and Reserves

Marino Conservation Park was a traditional resting place of the Kaurna Peoples, however, by the early 20th century much of the area had been cleared for grazing.

Today, the park conserves the last remaining stands of coastal heath vegetation along this part of the Adelaide coastline, forming a green buffer between the suburbs. The walking trail and fire access tracks allow you to explore the park, taking in its stunning scenic views over Brighton, Glenelg, Grange and the Marino Rocks Lighthouse. Dogs may be walked along these trails but must remain under your control on a lead at all times.

Facilities

Family Friendly Lookouts Pet Friendly

Activities

Walks

Rates

Free Entry

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