Whyalla location

Tours: Monday, Wednesday and Friday 9. Weekends and public holidays 10am—4pm. Contact us by filling out the form below and pressing "submit". Learn of steelmaking, ship building and the heritage of the area.

Go fishing with a local, look over a mine and learn about what is deep underneath. Hear from a local the stories, the history and the facts. Learn of industry, of challenges and of success. Learn of how Whyalla has evolved; imagine and experience life how it was in another lifetime and how it is now. Ship tours are at Whyalla, south australia Unearth unforgettable experiences; Whyalla offers natural wonders contrasted with industy in vivid landscapes, aquatic serenity, sea life and great adventures.

Visit Whyalla during this year's amazing uneARTh Festival from March and experience the best of our local talent and our very own slice of the Adelaide Fringe. Experience Whyalla Whyalla is famous for our captivating cuttlefish and dolphins, steelworks industry and nature based activities.

Unearth natural wonders, experiences and landscapes. COVID update. Opening hours The park is open 30 minutes before sunrise until 30 minutes after sunset, seven days a week. Dead wood plays a vital role in providing shelter for animals and adding nutrients to the soil. Dogs are not permitted in this park.

Bushwalking Bushwalking is a fantastic way to connect with nature, keep fit and spend time with family and friends. Moderate hike Wild Dog Hill hike 1. T ake your binoculars and spot a euro or Australian kestrel on the cliffs. The trail begins at the car park. Camping is not permitted within this park. Use Find a Park to discover which parks you can camp in. Want to join others and become a Park Friend? Fire Can I have a fire or barbecue?

Wood fires and solid fuel fires are prohibited throughout the year. Gas fires and liquid fuel fires are permitted, other than on days of total fire ban. Ensure you are familiar with the fire restrictions for this park.

Please ensure that you: leave your pets at home do not feed birds or other animals, it promotes aggressive behaviour and an unbalanced ecology do not bring generators except where permitted , chainsaws or firearms into the park leave the park as you found it - there are no bins in national parks, please come prepared to take your rubbish with you.

Important: Collection of firewood within National Parks is prohibited. When 4WDriving in the park, it is important to be aware of the following: Standard road rules apply when driving anywhere in the park, including the laws for speed limits, drink driving, vehicle registration and seat belts.

Take extreme care when driving in the park — be aware of blind corners, crests and narrow two-way tracks. We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this website. These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent.

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