Morialta Falls Carpark

The winter in South Australia is from June to August. On average, August has the most rain, and about half of the time it will be rainy.There’s toilet at this car parking and we saw a black snake after we parked our carStart at the top parking lot, or you can start at the lower parking lot on Stradbroke Road and follow the Creek Walk on Four Creek to the top parking lot.Along the Morialta Falls Valley Walk you can reach the first waterfall with the most amazing view, and the other two waterfalls are also nearby.In addition, you can also overlook the entire landscape of the three major waterfalls from the Eagle Nest Lookout.Distance: 5.39 kmTime: 1.5 hoursLocation: Morialta Conservation Park(Less than 30 minutes by car from Adelaide)

Beautiful walks from here

In October, there's a good amount of water, so the waterfall is beautiful. Picnic park for families. Many trails for all fitness levels.

Lots of free parking available, might have to park further away during crowded seasons but it’s still a nice hike up to the area. Sometimes there’s also a coffee van at the entrance of carpark but it isn’t always there.

Such a stunning location but such a tiny carpark. During the week you might be lucky to find a spot but on the weekend you will have to park further down the road and walk up which isn't to much of a problem really. Be great if they made it bigger but then again it has a great National Park vibe about it. Every time I visit there seems to be Koalas hanging out in the trees next to the carpark. #LetsGuide #morialta #bushwalk #waterfall #koala #adelaide

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Spaces here are extremely limited. You have to travel a fair way to come to the conclusion that there's absolutely no parks available. It's long overdue for an overhaul. The parking inspector frequents the park very often.

Might have a fair walk to your destination and back if you're going to the waterfall or anyplace that is really far from the carpark because people like this place for a reason so the closer parks are usually all taken

It is a very beautiful place to visit with the family. There are no paved trails, but prams and pushers can easily traverse the paths. There are plenty of parking spaces available. Plus you can even BBQ there. I went on the easiest trail to the first falls. There is plenty of natural shade and the wildlife there will amaze the kids. And the temperature is always a few degrees cooler than the estimated temperature. It's a must place to visit, have lunch, and bring the family.

The top car park is usually full but you can easily drive back and park in one of the lower car parks for only a short walk further.