Moana Sands Conservation Park

Welcome to Moana Sands Conservation Park!

Located in the beautiful suburb of Moana, South Australia, just 35 kilometres (22 miles) south of Adelaide, this protected area was established in 1985 to conserve a significant Aboriginal cultural heritage site associated with the Kaurna people.

Moana Sands Conservation Park is of prehistoric significance, with evidence of Aboriginal flakes, implements, and burials. The park is also known for its unusual red sands, making it an extraordinary natural wonder with outstanding Aboriginal historical and cultural importance.

Classified as an IUCN Category III protected area, Moana Sands Conservation Park is primarily dedicated to protecting biological diversity and offers limited visitor facilities.

Visitors are welcome to access the park at any time, free of charge, to appreciate its historical significance. Interpretive signs provide information about the park, Aboriginal culture, and its historical story. Come and explore the fascinating history and rare ecosystem of Moana Sands Conservation Park. It is a must-visit for anyone traveling to the southern Adelaide region of South Australia.