Tapanappa Campground

Deep Creek Conservation Park is the largest portion of remaining natural vegetation on the Fleurieu Peninsula and is home to an array of native wildlife such as western grey kangaroos, short-beaked echidnas, and 100 species of birds that can be heard and seen while walking in the park. Whales can be seen cruising the coast during their annual migration which takes place from June to October.

Located within 100km of Adelaide, this park is a perfect destination for a day trip or weekend getaway. Five campgrounds are dotted throughout the park with four of them accessible by 2WD vehicles. The other campground is 'hike-in' only and situated on the Heysen trail, making it an ideal environment for a family adventure.

The 15 walking trails in the park provide spectacular scenery of Backstairs Passage, Kangaroo Island, and the rugged Deep Creek Valley. The walks range from easy to very difficult so accommodating for all ages and abilities. The walking trail network in Deep Creek Conservation Park includes sections of the famous Heysen Trail.

This campground is a short walk to spectacular views of the coastline with several walking trails nearby. There are seventeen allocated campsites, offering some shelter for tents by the low coastal vegetation. Access 2WD and 4WD. All sites are suitable for tents Some sites are suitable for small camper vans and camper trailers. Facilities, long-drop toilet, picnic shelter. Campfires fire pits per site (seasonal fire restrictions apply). A number of campsites, 17 allocated campsites. Unpowered.