Highway 1 Caravan and Tourist Park


The Highway 1 Caravan and Tourist Park Has Not Been Certified As Dog Friendly
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The wetland includes the Tapa Wardlipari trail (‘tapa’ meaning trail and ‘wardlipari’ meaning ‘milky way’), a historically sacred area for the Kaurna people who found it to be an important resource of economic and spiritual wealth. A short and easy circuit will take you past shallow billabongs and native trees that teem with birdlife. Up to 116 species of birds have been sighted and 21 of these are known to breed here. The boundary track is flat clay and gravel track that is great for...
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This is an awesome trail through Mawson Lakes in northern Adelaide, South Australia. The trail conveniently begins from right near the Mawson Lakes train station. From here you'll head south alongside Dry Creek before heading back along the opposite side of the creek. The trail itself is paved and well sign posted. This is a great option for a beginner at running as there are plenty of place to cut the run short if required.
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A relaxed and peaceful lakeside circuit in the suburb of Mawson Lakes. This is a real family friendly trail and perfect to take the kids on a bike ride or just check out the area on the shared path. If you're looking to extend your route, you'll find a great set of trails by the Dry Creek found to the west of the lake.
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A peaceful trail located not too far from the Parafield Airport in northern Adelaide, South Australia. This looped route begins and ends from Mawson Lakes Boulevard, where parking is available nearby. Head north through Mobara Park and then loop down around alongside the waters edge back to where you started. The trail itself is relatively flat and features great views with lots of wildlife around.
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This is a peaceful trail through some lovely bushland reserves in Salisbury, Adelaide. The path visits several of the area's attractions passing a dog park, quiet creeks and playgrounds. The path begins in Jenkins Reserve. Visitors can find parking at the end of Porter Street. Several of the parks visited also have public toilets, benches and picnic facilities should you need to stop for a break along the way. The track is a mix of sealed bitumen, paved path, gravel and dirt track.