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9 Best Nature & Wildlife Spots in the Riverland

Ramsar wetlands, red-gum floodplains and birdwatching hides across the Murray's greatest wild country.

Beyond the orchards and vineyards, the Riverland is a stronghold of wetland wilderness - internationally significant floodplains, restored lagoons and the largest river red-gum forests in South Australia. Bring binoculars and, where you can, a canoe. These are the ten nature spots that reward the effort.

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    Chowilla Game Reserve
    Renmark

    Chowilla Game Reserve

    The Riverland's great wild place - vast floodplain, anabranch creeks and SA's largest red-gum stand.

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    Loch Luna Game Reserve
    Barmera

    Loch Luna Game Reserve

    A maze of lagoons and reed beds best explored by canoe, alive with waterbirds.

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    Katarapko (Murray River National Park)
    Berri

    Katarapko (Murray River National Park)

    Red-gum creeks, camping and prolific birdlife deep in the national park.

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    Murray River National Park
    Paringa

    Murray River National Park

    Floodplain wilderness for camping, fishing and wildlife along the main river.

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    Renmark

    Bookmark Creek Wetland

    An easy in-town wetland loop at Berri, prolific with waterbirds at dusk.

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    Waikerie

    Big Bend by Night

    Spotlight tours reveal nocturnal wildlife beneath the Lower Murray's tallest cliffs.

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    Morgan

    Morgan Conservation Park

    Quiet river red gums and birdlife on a downstream bend near Morgan.

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    Lake Bonney Barmera
    Barmera

    Lake Bonney Barmera

    A vast freshwater lake fringed with birdlife and easy foreshore walks.

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    Katarapko Creek Canoe Trail
    Berri

    Katarapko Creek Canoe Trail

    Paddle the marked trail through some of the loveliest red-gum country on the river.

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Go early, tread lightly and let the wildlife set the pace - the Riverland's wild places are best met on their own quiet terms.