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An immaculate park set among old trees and manicured gardens. the perfect place for a picnic or barbeque with family and friends. There are two free barbeques in the park […]
Read MoreA beautiful trail that meanders its way down a natural watercourse from Springfield Drive to Stuart Terrace (finishing at the Train Playground). It is accessible from a number of points […]
Read MoreMemory Cove Wilderness Protection Area, located 50km from Port Lincoln, conserves the magnificent scenery surrounding Memory Cove, as well as providing refuge for the park’s rare flora and fauna. To […]
Read MoreCome to beautiful Flinders Park to see this old pioneer home built in 1866 for Joseph K Bishop and lived in for almost 100 yrs by members of the Bishop […]
Read MoreA large expanse of well maintain grass for picnics, ball games or off-leash dog exercise is complimented further by a beautiful shoreline to explore and a playground for the kids […]
Read MorePolkdinney Park was opened on 29 March 1986 as a Jubilee 150 project. The names of pioneers in the Kyancutta district are carved on fence posts around the park. The […]
Read MoreThe new playground celebrates Barngarla storytelling, with local First Nations artwork and a water feature, as well as including inclusive play equipment for those with a disability. Additional facilities include […]
Read MoreThe Old Mill was built in 1846, is the oldest standing structure in Port Lincoln. It was built as part of a flour mill complex but never used for that […]
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