Fort Glanville Conservation Park

Fort Glanville Conservation Park in Semaphore Park, City of Charles Sturt, South Australia, preserves the state's most intact 19th-century coastal fort. Constructed between 1878 and 1882 as part of South Australia's colonial defence scheme, the park protects the fort, barracks, artillery emplacements, parade ground and surrounding coastal dunes. Managed by the Department for Environment and Water, it operates as a heritage attraction with guided tours and a military museum.

Visitors can explore a restored coastal fort complex set among coastal dunes near Semaphore Beach. Access to the fort interior is by guided tour only, which includes barracks, gun emplacements with original and replica artillery, underground magazines, parade ground and a small military museum with uniforms and artefacts. The surrounding conservation park features remnant dune vegetation, walking paths and coastal views. Living history demonstrations and re-enactments are occasionally held.