Thiele Reserve

Thiele Reserve Murray Bridge is a tranquil waterfront retreat located on the east side of Murray Bridge.

It offers a picturesque nature escape for those seeking respite from the busy city life.

The reserve provides various facilities and features, including barbecues, sheltered benches, a boat ramp, carpark, and toilets. The standout feature of the park's playground is the "spider" climbing structure, which offers a unique and fun experience for kids.

Visitors to Thiele Reserve can enjoy a range of activities. Whether you prefer a peaceful sunbathing session or a leisurely stroll, the reserve's serene setting is perfect. For those seeking more excitement, there are opportunities for fishing, boating, kayaking, or canoeing.

Thiele Reserve is a year-round attraction, attracting visitors throughout the year. The best time to visit depends on personal preferences. The warmer months are ideal for enjoying the reserve's mild weather, swimming, and water sports. On the other hand, the cooler months are perfect for picnics, cycling, and bushwalks.

To reach Thiele Reserve from Adelaide, follow the Princes Highway and turn right onto Long Island Road. Continue until you reach the intersection with Barmore Lane, then turn left and follow it until you arrive at Thiele Reserve Afterpark Access. Submit the completed form at the Local Government Centre or mail it to PO Box 421 MURRAY BRIDGE SA 5253. Please refer to The Rural City of Murray Bridge's Fees & Charges for cost information.