Ngarkat Conservation Park
About Ngarkat Conservation Park
Ngarkat Conservation Park is a conservation area in South Australia. Its facilities include camping, toilets and car Park, 5 in all. Things to do here include bird watching and bushwalking. Access suits 2WD vehicles. The nearest other place in AussieCamps is Mount Monster Conservation Park, 57 km away.
Ngarkat Conservation Park is located in South Australia’s south-eastern corner about 200 kilometres south east of Adelaide. The conservation park was proclaimed in 1979 ‘to conserve the mallee heath habitat of the 90 Mile Desert’.
Facilities
- Camping
- Toilets
- Car Park
- Caravan Sites
- Campfires Allowed
Things to do
- Bird watching
- Bushwalking
Fees
Fees change with the season and the site, and some sites must be booked ahead. AussieCamps shows the current fee, how to book and what each site offers.
Location
Nearby
Mount Monster Conservation ParkConservation area · 57 km
Karte Conservation ParkConservation area · 65 km
Coorong National ParkNational park · 87 km
Big Billy Bore Day Visitor AreaRecreation area · 91 km
Mowantjie Willauwar Conservation ParkConservation area · 91 km
Big Billy Bore Camping AreaCampground · 92 km
Guides for South Australia
- Can I Camp in a National Park Without Booking? 2026 Rules
- Can I Fly a Drone in a National Park or Campsite? 2026
- Free Camping in South Australia 2026: Crown Land, the Murray and Council Camps
- Flinders Ranges camping guide
- 3 Week Campervan Itinerary Australia: Sydney to Adelaide by the Coast
- Kangaroo Island camping guide
Questions about Ngarkat Conservation Park
Can you get to Ngarkat Conservation Park in a 2WD?
Yes. Ngarkat Conservation Park is reachable in a 2WD.
What facilities does Ngarkat Conservation Park have?
Camping, Toilets, Car Park, Caravan Sites and Campfires Allowed.
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