Mount Monster Conservation Park

The walk around the peak is great but the real surprise was the quarry lit by the afternoon sun.The satellite picture shows a lot of walks. Unfortunately the reception was not enough to get the satellite image so we missed half the walks. Next time!

What a place to stay. We found this as a convenient free camping site on the way from Melbourne to Adelaide - we're glad we did. Campsites are relatively simple - no amenities other than a few tables and chairs. But there are spots you can park your car and comfortably pitch a tent.The summit is something else. Really shows how flat SA is. 360 degree views. If you can, get up early for sunrise and make sure you catch the sunset. Absolutely stunning.Just a word of warning - be careful of ants. There's lots of them. And possums. Keep food locked away.

We walking to the summit and went the lookout is good for walking and explore

A quiet place to walk slowly and experience the bird-life and views. We even came across a wallaby at one point, who lolloped away to a safe distance and watched us. The views are 360⁰ at the top, as (at 93m) it's still the highest hill around. It's a gentle place with a good explanatory board. Near the beginning of the walk is a post which should contain several leaflets. We only found one leaflet there, so we returned it at the end of our walk. You can go straight to the summit from the car park (takes ten minutes or less in one direction), or take a circuitous route, taking maybe half an hour to return (but we walked slowly so it took 50 minutes or so). (We did both walks and were there for 1½ hours in total.) The path is well signposted. If it's wet underfoot it could get slippery in places. Take your time with this walk, it's worth it. It's entirely free of charge. When you exit by road, you are in a completely different place to where you started --slightly further towards Keith.

A hidden gem, awesome view, great place for photos , Full.of nature and wildlife, very serene place , great for camping and to spend time with nature.

Great place for a walk or a picnic.. Their are 2 free camp sites noted in wiki camps with both being very good locations. Lots of tree cover. Just watch out for cliff edges around the quarry area. No facilities or water available. Road in is one way so find the right entrance please.

Great place for an overnight (free) stay, piecefull with some nice walks; no loo or water so you need to be self sufficient

Great free place to park up and survive a drive/stay a night. No bathrooms, but actual reception for all phone services.

Definitely worth a look. The geology is interesting and to walk over the exposed granite is humbling. I didn't see a monster (Echnida?).

Can camp here in designated spots,gas fires only,no pets, has picnic tables,no bins or toilets or water,if it happens area is full,keep going on exit road and you will come to an old quarry with heaps of room,track is a tad lumpy,just go slow if not in 4wdReally easy circular walk with multiple lookouts and the trig point at end,you can go straight to trig point if you like