Description
Innes National Park
Located on the south-western tip of Yorke Peninsula in South Australia, Innes National Park is famous for its spectacular coastal landscapes, rugged cliffs. offshore islands and sandy beaches.
There are shipwrecks, a functioning lighthouse, heritage buildings, ruins to discover, and plenty of wildlife. It’s a favourite place for camping, fishing and surfing
Traditional owners
The Nharangga people have lived on Yorke Peninsula for many thousands of years and they know the land intimately – its physical features, animal and plant life and water resources. The Nharangga nation was made up of four clans: the Kurnara in the north of the peninsula; Windera in the east; Wari in the west; and Dilpa in the south. Today, the Nharangga people continue to maintain strong cultural links to the region.