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Reservoir reserves

You’ll find information about South Australia’s reservoir reserves, including what you can see and do when you visit. Discover activities on offer, how to access the reserves, and ways to get involved in caring for them.

Reservoir reserves

Explore South Australia's reservoir reserves—unique places where nature, recreation and water supply come together. Learn more about each site and the experiences they offer.

Explore our reservoir reserves

Aerial shot of Myponga Reservoir. The water, with the sun reflecting on it, is slitting two large banks of forest.

Two ladies walk on a gravel path, dressed in winter clothes. On their right is a row of trees separating them from the edge of the reservoir.

Activities

Discover the range of outdoor activities you can enjoy at our reservoir reserves, from walking and cycling to kayaking, canoeing and fishing. Find the best spots and plan your next adventure.

Reservoir activities

Access and permits

Before you visit our reservoir reserves, check the access conditions and whether you need a permit for fishing, events, or other activities. Learn how we protect water quality, what’s required for commercial activities, and how to enjoy the area responsibly.

Reservoir access and permits

A young boy, dressed in shorts and t shirt, is facing the water while holding a fishing rod. A man kneels next to him, on the bank of the reservoir and holds the boy’s back, smiling at him.

A young woman and man, wearing warm outdoor clothing are kneeling in the grass on the edge of a reservoir, caring for the land.

Get involved

Get involved in the future of our reservoir reserves through volunteering, partnerships and sharing your feedback. Discover how you can contribute to these special places and the communities around them.

Get involved at our reservoirs