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Best National Park Experiences on the Eyre Peninsula
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Best National Park Experiences on the Eyre Peninsula

From surf coves to volcanic outback

The national parks of the Eyre Peninsula range from surf-pounded white beaches to volcanic outback older than almost anything you can stand on. Lincoln and Coffin Bay guard the southern coast with their coves, dunes and cliffs, while the remote Gawler Ranges hide ancient rock formations and rare wildlife inland. These are the park experiences not to miss.

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    Organ Pipes Lookout
    Gawler Ranges

    Organ Pipes Lookout

    A cliff of red and grey volcanic columns formed over 1.5 billion years ago, glowing at golden hour.

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    Stamford Hill Lookout
    Port Lincoln

    Stamford Hill Lookout

    A summit walk in Lincoln National Park to a Flinders monument and a 360-degree panorama.

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    Coffin Bay

    Gunyah Beach

    Walk beneath some of the largest mobile sand dunes on the peninsula in Coffin Bay National Park.

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    Port Lincoln

    Cape Donington Lighthouse

    A historic lighthouse and sheltered swimming at the tip of Lincoln National Park.

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    Kolay Mirica Falls
    Gawler Ranges

    Kolay Mirica Falls

    Seasonal cascades and rock pools deep in the Gawler Ranges, ringed by ancient ironbark.

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    Memory Cove
    Port Lincoln

    Memory Cove

    A pristine, permit-only white-sand cove at the wild southern edge of Lincoln National Park.

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    Point Avoid
    Coffin Bay

    Point Avoid

    A dramatic Coffin Bay headland with sunset views over Golden Island and the surf coast.

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Most parks require a vehicle pass, and the inland parks need a capable vehicle and full supplies. Plan ahead and tread lightly.

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