Morgan Conservation Park

Morgan Conservation Park is a protected conservation park located approximately 2 kilometres north-west of the town of Morgan in the Mid Murray Council area of South Australia. Proclaimed in 1991, it conserves 3.8 square kilometres of mallee scrub and open woodland on the eastern edge of the Murray Mallee. The park is notable for its remnant vegetation, birdlife and quiet natural setting near the Murray River, offering low-impact nature-based recreation.

Visitors can expect a quiet, undeveloped mallee conservation reserve with low open scrub, mallee eucalypts and open woodland. There are no developed visitor facilities or marked walking trails beyond informal tracks. The setting is natural and arid, suitable for short bush walks, birdwatching, nature photography and wildlife observation. The park is accessed via unsealed tracks off Goyder Highway and offers a natural, undisturbed environment near the Murray River floodplain.

Proclaimed on 19 December 1991 under the National Parks and Wildlife Act 1972 to protect remnant mallee vegetation in the Mid Murray area. The park covers approximately 3.83 square kilometres and was established to conserve representative Murray Mallee ecosystems that had been extensively cleared for agriculture.