Articles of category "Belair National Park (Adelaide)"

Belair National Park in Adelaide, Australia, is a beautiful park set in the heart of an urban area. Here visitors can interact with nature, play, and explore without leaving the comfort of the city. There are tennis courts, picnic and restroom facilities, and shelters for the public to use. This site has historical significances, as it was the first Adelaide National Park. Explore this peaceful park on your next visit to Adelaide!

South Australia's oldest National Park, Belair National Park is a short distance from Adelaide and protects one of the few remaining stands of native vegetation in the hills around Adelaide. Attracting features include native wildlife and birds, and a host of recreational activities such as tennis and of course, Australian barbequing along with sights to visit like Old Government House and a variety of plant communities.