Hallett Cove Conservation Park

Very informative park with signboards along the track and with tar road to walk on. Lots of information on the geological history surrounding the area. The road is parallel to the beach. There's few pathways to go down the beach. Lots of beautifully coloured pebbles on the sand. Ample parking area. There's a cafe and toilet nearby.

A beautiful trail with magnificent and unique views. The trail is not too challenging and the park is well maintained. Definitely worth a visit.

One of the true gem of Adelaide. I'm a wedding photographer and this is one of my favourite place for pre-wedding shoots or family shoots!The park is nestled right on the coastline, naturally giving you breathtaking views and the real magic of this place lies in its all sorts of unique rock formations! From towering cliffs to cool-looking caves...ah, lots of photo opportunities!Hallett Cove is definitely worth checking out if you're in the area!

I absolutely loved this park. We went in April, beautiful sunny day. Two kids under 12. We did the one-hour return walk from the cafe at Heron Way Reserve. It was so beautiful, the rock formations are amazing and the kids enjoyed it. Some steep uphill steps to climb but nothing too difficult and a gorgeous view throughout. You can walk a lot further but for a stroll with kids this was plenty. The signboards along the way gave a great overview of the history of the rock formations and information about the area.

This park is one of a kind. It's great for a short hike, along with beach view and spectacular geological scenery. I would strongly recommend a walk before sunset, absolutely gorgeous.

This Easter, my family and I had the opportunity to visit Hallett Cove and Sugarloaf, and I can confidently say that it was the highlight of our trip this year. With their stunning views, fascinating geological formations, family-friendly atmosphere, and a surprising touch of aerial adventure, these coastal gems provided us with an unforgettable experience.Hallett Cove Conservation Park is home to the iconic Sugarloaf, a unique rock formation shaped by the forces of nature over thousands of years. The park boasts a network of walking trails that allow visitors to immerse themselves in the awe-inspiring scenery, while informative signage explains the geological history of the area.During our visit, we had the pleasure of witnessing elderly enthusiasts from the Hallett Cove Aero Club flying their remote-controlled gliders. These graceful toy airplanes soared through the sky, gliding effortlessly on the wind currents. The pilots demonstrated remarkable skill in controlling the flight of their gliders, adjusting their course with precision and finesse. Watching these aerial acrobats added an extra layer of excitement and enjoyment to our visit.Digged a bit more and found that the Aero Club is known to be a welcoming community, and they often organize events and gatherings for both experienced pilots and newcomers to the hobby. If you are interested in learning more about remote-controlled gliders, joining the Hallett Cove Aero Club could be a fantastic opportunity to pursue this fascinating pastime.

Gorgeous place to go for a little walk. Easy assess, steady and clean pathway. Start from Cafe and do a small round took about an hour. Highly recommend for anyone who likes a little exercise!

Gorgeous view and great walk, good for both solo or family/friends.

Loved it! Worth the drive for us and always wanted to go. The views along the coastal trail are beautiful. Was unaware of the history of this place but the signs were helpful for that.