Morialta Conservation Park

Absolutely gorgeous park and trails at different intensities. We took the third falls trail, and it was well-maintained although you need to be fit and good on your feet, as it is quite steep, trails right along the edge of the hills with major falls and no barrier. But very beautiful!

Great Hiking trails for all levels with lots of Koala spotting! First Falls is pram friendly!

I hiked up Third Falls and was pleasantly surprised with the height of the trail. I loved the fact that you could see across to the other side and see other people walking along too. The trails are easily labelled and colour coded with an abundance to cross over to other trails very easily.

Video of Koala 🐨 in this review, along with epic birds and ducks 🦆👌🏼

The fact that Morialta is a 10 minute drive from the CBD is one of many reasons why Adelaide is one of the best city’s to live in on planet earth.

The photos and videos in this review really don’t do it justice as this is really the family friendly (most common) walk you can take. It’s a beautiful walk where you can see a cave and waterfall. That being said, it’s really really good and always memorable. You can’t fault the location and the experience.

But!!! And a big massive but, if you don’t have a 4 year old with you like I did today, the walking trails are absolutely amazing. There are multiple skills / fitness levels and I would recommend every single one of them.

I have taken multiple 2-3 hr hikes here is it’s like you experience a lot of Australia 🇦🇺 in one awesome hike 🥾

Absolutely incredible and it’s a reminder of how diverse the landscape is in South Australia.

Parking is good. Facilities like toilets / restrooms is good. Today there was a coffee ☕/ food cart there. Safety is good. The natives and I’m touched wilderness is the best a conservation park could possibly offer.

Within the proximity of the city as well as a serene suburb, this place's always a favourite for koala spotting and usual roos. Many other wildlife to delight anyone there for a daily walk too!

Beautiful part of the world.
Saw 5 Koala's.... woop woop, they arent native to WA.
The falls are pretty, not sure if it dries up in summer, we were there in mid October.
Loads of bird life is special to see.
Great little hike to the falls.

Beautiful reserve with many hiking trails. Ample parking available. Spotted a number of Koalas.

Beautiful location, walking trails for all ages and levels of fitness. Fantastic area for families/picnics.

First time I have been here and I loved it. Morialta conservation park is beautiful place to visit with sensational views of the waterfalls, gully’s and steep cliff faces from the lookouts on the second falls hiking loop. There is also a sensational viewing platform below the first falls. There is a hike that goes around the outside with great views of the Adelaide skyline.

A beautiful place to walk that's just a short drive from Adelaide. We'll marked trails that take you through forests. Great views of waterfalls and even Adelaide itself.

So many spot for taking a picture and see the wildlife in the weekend . Nice place for trekking , don't forget to say hello to Koala qiqi

Very impressed! So close to the city with so many easy to walk attractions within it. Mark this as spot to go if you come to adeliade!

I recently went on a hike in Morialta Conservation Park and it was absolutely stunning. The trails were well-marked and easy to navigate, and the scenery was breathtaking. From the picturesque waterfalls to the stunning views from the mountaintop, every step of the way was filled with natural beauty. The park is also well-maintained, with clean facilities and ample parking. I would highly recommend Morialta Conservation Park to anyone looking for a peaceful and scenic outdoor adventure in Adelaide. Definitely worth the visit!

Morialta conservation park is very easily accessible by both public and private transport. The hiking trails are stunning and it’s a wonderful experience.

Go to morialta Falls stay 45 minutes and do yoga, it is the devine. Otherwise have a wonderful hiking. All worthwhile.

What an amazing place so close to the city of Adelaide. It is very easy to find and access. Not a huge amount of parking, but if you're prepared to walk a bit further, that isn't a problem. There are multiple access points, picnic areas, and toilets, as well as different graded walks. The one to the Falls is fairly easy and takes less than an hour return. Beautiful trees and lots of birdlife too. There is also a mobile food van at the Falls carpark.
I thoroughly enjoyed my time here and will definitely visit more often.

Great place for different types of hikes! There is a hike to match each and everyone! The first falls plateau home is suitable for kids and families as well and you can even push a pram along and go see the first falls! During winter season the water fall will be in its full glory and beautiful! The second and third falls hike is good for avid hikers and someone looking for a bit of a longer walk and adventure! Weekends the main car park can be full but there are few other small car parks along the way! Lots of koalas 🐨 and if you are a good Koala spotter can spot few Koalas every time!!
I have some beautiful photos and videos to upload, but unfortunately google maps not allowing me to upload photos at the moment. I have to give full access to my gallery, I have given selective access and that doesn’t seem to work!

Great location for a small walk or decent hike; close to the city yet surrounded by nature, we even caught a glimpse of a Red-Headed Mouse Spider...

Very busy on weekends making parking tight.

The introduced Koalas seem to thrive here, so leave your doggies at home!

I really like this place decided to have a walk around it was great it's not overly hard but some parts heading up the mountain are a bit steap, but just me I need more exercise.

The more I come here, the more I love it.

Every time I climb up the high mountains, I feel like I am swooping into the lap of mother nature. Looking at the tiny lovely flowers and beautiful trees on the side of the mountain road, I found myself becoming their little friend. The winding roads took me to the top of the windy and sunny space. Listening to the sound of water flowing from high waterfalls and deep streams, I heard my heart gently sobbing.

Just over 10km from CBD, this is the ideal place for you to relax on the weekend with family and friends. If you go alone, you may need to learn the way carefully in advance to avoid getting lost and remember to get down the mountain about 15 minutes before sunset to ensure safety.

Coffee, ice cream and some snacks are sold in the parking lot.

Free parking. Clean toilet.

Highly recommended.

Great place to go on a hike. There 4 different walking tracks. The four walking tracks are of four different levels starting from easy to hard. There is a nice waterfall. You can walk up to the top of the waterfall. There are koalas all around. It’s cold and calm inside. Plenty of parking and there’s a food truck too.