Lobethal Bushland Park
National Parks and Reserves
Lace up your hiking boots, or pack a picnic basket, and head to Lobethal Bushland Park.
Just north of the township of Lobethal in the central Adelaide Hills discover one of the largest reserves of remnant bushland in the upper catchment zone of the Onkaparinga Valley.
The park features two large reservoirs surrounded by tall stringybark forest and fern undergrowth. Hiking trail circuits depart from the trailhead near the carpark, building and picnic area.
A beautiful play space offers gentle equipment and sensory play for smaller children of all abilities, a family BBQ area and an exciting tower and equipment for bigger kids.
The park was severely impacted by the Cudlee Creek bushfire of December 2019 and has become an amazing example of regeneration. Not only has the natural environment bounced back but there is fantastic new trail infrastructure. This project received grant funding from the Australian Government.
The park features two large reservoirs surrounded by tall stringybark forest and fern undergrowth. Hiking trail circuits depart from the trailhead near the carpark, building and picnic area.
A beautiful play space offers gentle equipment and sensory play for smaller children of all abilities, a family BBQ area and an exciting tower and equipment for bigger kids.
The park was severely impacted by the Cudlee Creek bushfire of December 2019 and has become an amazing example of regeneration. Not only has the natural environment bounced back but there is fantastic new trail infrastructure. This project received grant funding from the Australian Government.