Hallett Cove Conservation Park

Last updated April 2026

Explore the fascinating Ice Age glacial pavements at Hallett Cove Conservation Park, where your kids can discover ancient rock formations and enjoy a scenic coastal walk. This unique outdoor adventure offers interpretive boardwalks and a rocky beach, perfect for curious young explorers. **What to Bring** Sturdy walking shoes, water bottle, sunscreen, hat, and a small backpack with snacks. Don’t forget a camera to capture the stunning coastal views! **Best Age Range** 5 years and up (younger kids will love the beach, while older children can explore the geological features). **Good to Know** The boardwalks are wheelchair and pram accessible, making it easy for families with all ages. Check the tide times if you plan to explore the beach—low tide reveals the best rock formations! **Nearby** Hallett Cove Beach (5-minute walk) – great for a picnic or a quick dip. The Old Schoolhouse Café – a cozy spot for a family breakfast or lunch. Christies Beach (10-minute drive) – perfect for a post-walk playground visit. **Tips From Other Parents** Bring a magnifying glass or a small bucket for collecting interesting rocks—kids love examining them up close! Visit on a clear day for the best views of the glacial pavements and coastal scenery.