Reservoir reserves
Explore SA Water’s reservoir reserves, each offering unique landscapes, walking trails, picnic spots and opportunities to connect with nature. From Barossa to Bundaleer and Mount Bold to Myponga, discover what’s on offer at these special places across South Australia.Barossa
Visit Barossa Reservoir Reserve and experience the famous Whispering Wall, where sound travels in surprising ways.
Enjoy picnic areas, a nature playground, and a glimpse into South Australia’s water history.
Bundaleer
Bundaleer Reservoir Reserve is a scenic spot for fishing, kayaking, cycling and picnicking.
Enjoy the walking trails and facilities while taking in the peaceful surroundings.
Happy Valley
Happy Valley Reservoir Reserve is a vibrant nature spot in Adelaide’s south, perfect for fishing, accessible kayaking, walking, cycling and wildlife watching.
With picnic areas and stunning views from the dam wall lookout, it’s ideal for a day outdoors.
Hope Valley
Hope Valley Reservoir Reserve blends history, nature and recreation with trails, picnic spots, fitness equipment and a nature playground.
Enjoy sweeping views and local wildlife in this accessible urban escape.
Little Para
Little Para Reservoir Reserve is a peaceful retreat with trails, picnic spots and a scenic lookout just north of Adelaide.
Enjoy the open space designed for community use and connection to nature.
Mount Bold
Mount Bold Reservoir Reserve is South Australia’s largest reservoir, offering stunning views, walking trails and a chance to spot native wildlife.
Visit the Razorback Road lookout for sweeping views across the Mount Lofty Ranges, or walk across the dam wall itself between 9am and 4pm.
Myponga
Myponga Reservoir Reserve is a scenic destination on the Fleurieu Peninsula, perfect for accessible kayaking, fishing, cycling and enjoying the trails and views.
Spot local wildlife, relax in picnic areas, and use the Avenza app to explore with ease.
South Para
South Para Reservoir Reserve is a nature lover’s playground with trails, water activities and picnic areas set among beautiful surroundings.
Enjoy kayaking, fishing, hiking or mountain biking just a short drive from Adelaide.
Tod
Tod Reservoir is a peaceful spot near Port Lincoln with trails, picnic areas and a museum celebrating the region’s water history.
Explore this historic site that once played a key role in Eyre Peninsula’s water supply.
Warren
Warren Reservoir Reserve is a nature escape in the Barossa Valley, perfect for walking, running, cycling, kayaking and fishing.
Enjoy scenic views, loop trails, picnic areas and accessible facilities surrounded by wildlife.