Torrens Island Conservation Park

Torrens Island Conservation Park is a protected conservation area occupying the northern part of Torrens Island in the Port River estuary, northwest of Adelaide, South Australia. Established in 1963, it preserves one of Adelaide's most intact mangrove and samphire saltmarsh ecosystems, along with intertidal mudflats. The park is significant for coastal ecology, bird habitat and as a buffer to the historic Torrens Island Quarantine Station, and is managed by the South Australian Department for Environment and Water.

Visitors with a permit can expect a remote, undeveloped estuarine landscape dominated by dense grey mangroves, samphire shrublands and tidal mudflats. There are no visitor facilities, shops or paved trails; access is by boat and on foot along natural tracks. Wildlife viewing is the main focus, including shorebirds, waterbirds and occasional dolphins in surrounding waters. The southern boundary adjoins the heritage-listed Torrens Island Quarantine Station, visible but separately managed.