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Bilyara Conservation Park is a protected natural area in South Australia offering diverse habitats and opportunities for outdoor recreation such as hiking and wildlife viewing.

2,400
Acres Protected
5
Miles of Trails
3,000
Annual Visitors
2010
Year Established

About Bilyara Conservation Park

 

Bilyara Conservation Park is located on the Eyre Peninsula in South Australia, encompassing a range of landscapes including native woodlands, heathlands, and coastal environments. The park plays a vital role in protecting local flora and fauna, including several native bird species and threatened vegetation communities. The terrain is diverse, with undulating hills and low-lying areas providing habitat for species endemic to this region. Established to conserve the natural environment and promote biodiversity, the park also offers visitors peaceful outdoor experiences. Key recreational opportunities include walking trails for observing wildlife and native plants, birdwatching, and photography. While infrastructure is limited to maintain the area's natural condition, access is generally straightforward for day visitors. The park does not feature developed campgrounds but is ideal for short day hikes and nature appreciation. Bilyara Conservation Park appeals to visitors interested in native ecosystems, conservation values, and low-impact recreation in a quiet natural setting. It also contributes to the broader network of protected lands in South Australia aimed at preserving regional ecosystems and cultural heritage.

Highlights

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Diverse native woodland and heathland ecosystems

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Opportunities for birdwatching including rare and endemic species

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Quiet walking trails providing immersive wildlife experiences

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Proximity to coastal scenery and views on the Eyre Peninsula

Notable Natural Features

Native Woodland Habitat

Extensive areas of native eucalypt woodland providing shelter and food for local wildlife.

Coastal Viewing Areas

Points within the park offer views across nearby coastal plains and glimpses of the Southern Ocean.

Birdlife Diversity

Home to species such as fairy-wrens, honeyeaters, and raptors, making it a hotspot for birdwatchers.