Swan Reach Conservation Park

Swan Reach Conservation Park is a protected conservation reserve near the town of Swan Reach on the Murray River in South Australia's Murray Mallee region, within the Mid Murray Council area. Proclaimed in 1970 to conserve remnant mallee vegetation, it protects low mallee woodland, shrubland and habitat for native birds and wildlife. The park is managed for biodiversity conservation and offers low-impact nature appreciation rather than developed recreation facilities.

Visitors can expect a small, undeveloped mallee scrub reserve with low woodland, shrubs and sandy tracks typical of the Murray Mallee. There are no developed visitor facilities or formal walking trail networks. The setting is quiet and natural, suitable for short bush walks, birdwatching, nature photography and wildlife observation. Access is via unsealed tracks near Swan Reach township, with the Murray River and river cliffs nearby.