Description

Danggali Conservation Park and Wilderness Protection Area was classified as Australia's first Biosphere Reserve in 1977 in an effort to conserve the area's dense mallee scrubland. The park provides habitat to many bird species, from major mitchells to the rare mallee fowl, offering interesting opportunities for birdwatching. There is also a range of small reptile species such as skinks and you may also see red and western grey kangaroos grazing in the scrub along with shy echidnas. Aside from campsites, there are no other facilities in the park. Visitors should ensure they carry sufficient water and food. You should advise a responsible person of the intended duration of your trip. Campsites need to be booked prior to arrival and fees apply. Dogs are not permitted in this park.