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Be inspired to visit South Australia's national parks. Find activities and book camp sites, accommodation and vehicle entry.
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Hex Code
Color name
RGB
HSL
CMYK
#DB0032
Monza
219, 0, 50
346, 100, 43
0, 100, 77, 14
#B5C4E1
Periwinkle Gray
181, 196, 225
220, 42, 80
20, 13, 0, 12
#004437
Cyprus
0, 68, 55
169, 100, 13
100, 0, 19, 73
The District Council of Yankalilla is dedicated to enhancing accessibility in South Australia’s parks, providing a range of services and equipment for visitors with limited mobility. Key offerings include the TrailRider all-terrain wheelchair, available for free hire for up to three days at Deep Creek National Park, allowing two people to assist in navigating various trails. The council also collaborates with the Normanville Surf Life Saving Club to provide Sandcruiser and Sandpiper beach wheelchairs designed for sandy terrains, available at Normanville Beach at no cost, with a suggested donation to support the service.
Additionally, visitors can enjoy the MT Push trike at Belair National Park, facilitating access across diverse terrains. The council prioritizes inclusive experiences, ensuring parks cater to everyone, including assistance dog policies and accessible facilities like picnic areas and restrooms. Community engagement is encouraged through social sharing, fostering a sense of connection in nature. Explore South Australia’s parks with the support of the District Council of Yankalilla for unforgettable outdoor adventures.
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How do I download the Parks logo?
The Parks logo comes in two versions: a white logo and an icon. Download as SVG or transparent PNG.
What are Parks' brand colors?
The Parks color palette uses the hex codes #DB0032, #B5C4E1 and #004437.
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