Articles of category "Innes National Park (Yorke Peninsula)"

Innes National Park was named after William Robert Innes, who discovered the gypsum there. In 1970, Innes National ark was dedicated to a bird thought to be extinct until it was discovered again in the 1960s. The coastline along the Yorke Peninsula and Innes National Park are rich with maritime history. Bring your camera and lots of film. You will not be disappointed. Have a great stay.

When you are in Australia and traveling about it you will want to stop at Innes National Park (Yorke Peninsula) for an awesome adventure during your trip. The Innes National Park (Yorke Pensinsula) has gorgeous scenery that you will want to capture with your camera. Feel free to take many photographs while you are there and keep them for your memories. What a wonderful time you will have when you visit the Innes National Park.