Tucked just under 5 minutes from Moonta town centre down the Spencer Hwy is The Coffee Barn & Gelateria, a spot thatā€™s quietly legendary on the Copper Coast. Sure, it might be off the usual tourist track, but trust usā€¦ everyone in town knows itā€™s worth the detour.

Carl and Emma took over a few years ago and have lovingly kept the original charm while adding their own fun, fresh ideas. From quirky cars and statues in the carpark to a cosy cafĆ©, courtyard, and enclosed verandah, every corner has personality. ±õ³Łā€™s kind of like walking into Nannaā€™s house, with that old-school vibe and all the delicious things you can eat laid out in front of you.

The star of the show (for the kids at least)? Gelati, made fresh onsite with flavours that change daily. When we visited, we tried Milo and a few other rotating favourites, all were incredible. Kids go wild for the ā€œEspecially For Kidsā€ sundae, where they pick a flavour and pile it high with cream, marshmallows, smarties, and chocolate sauce. And the adults? Dessert pancakes, Belgian waffles, donuts, cake slices, or fruit scones with jam and cream make it impossible to leave without indulging. Each bite of the pancakes was fluffy, decadent, and honestly, some of the best weā€™ve had. Milkshakes are fabulous too, creamy, thick, and packed with flavour. Coffee lovers are well looked after as well; the barista skills are top notch.

±õ³Łā€™s super family-friendly, with giant Jenga, Connect Four, and other outdoor games to keep the kids entertained, plus indoor board games for rainy days. And yes, the doggos get to join the fun too with puppaccinos, all made in-house.

The Coffee Barn & Gelateria isnā€™t just a stop, itā€™s an experience. Delicious food, playful vibes, ever-changing gelati flavours, and plenty of space for the whole family make it one of those Copper Coast gems youā€™ll want to revisit every time youā€™re on the Yorke Peninsula.

The Coffee Barn and Gelateria
12775 Spencer Highway, Moonta
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Open 10am- 5pm on Fridays, Saturdays & Sundays.
They do close for six weeks over winter so check their socials before you go!

South Australia has some really great little water parks and water slides, however a lot of them are hidden in various tourist parks and only available for use of their customers, it can be hard to find one that everyone can use, especially with out paying.

A real family holiday fave hot spot, the water park is able to be used by kids (and adultsā€¦well nobody told me off) of all ages and abilities. My youngest was a little shy at first but he was covered by the little slide in the park. The eldest kids (and me) had a ball on the 4 big slides as well as the big water bucket. With plenty of seats and grassed areas to sit and watch the kids, as well as it all being fenced off, this just makes for a superb family arvo.

Once you finish at the water park you can wander the nearby beach and jetty, play in the adjacent enclosed playground or have a BBQ. There is plenty of shelter, public toilets and changing areas as well as coffee shops right across the road. Not hard to see why this place is so popular! as they may vary throughout the year as well.

Moonta Bay is just under two hours drive from 91¹ū¶³“«Ć½.

Summer 2025/26 Splash Town Moonta Opening Hours

OPEN DAILY (incl all public holidays) Saturday 27 September 2025 – Sunday 26 April 2026

October School Holidays Saturday 27 September – Sunday 12 October 10am – 6pm
SA School Term 4 2025 Monday 13 October – Friday 12 December 11am – 6pm
Summer School Holidays Saturday 13 December ’25- Monday 26 January ’26 10am – 6pm
SA School Term 1 Tuesday 27 January – Friday 10 April (Open from 10am March LWE and Easter)
SA School Term 1 2026 Tuesday 27 January – Friday 10 April (Open from 10am March LWE and Easter)
April School Holidays Saturday 11 April – Sunday 26 April 10am – 5pm

Where? Moonta Bay. 171 Bay Road, Moonta Bay, South Australia
Open from beginning October School Holidays to end of April School Holidays.  Check or for times as holiday and during school term times differ.
How much? Free!

Where To Stay

We stayed in The Barn, one of four unique accommodation options on the farm. The others include Florence the Bus (aka Flo), which is every bit as stylish as youā€™d hope, and the cosy Shearers Quarters. Little Patty, a renovated 1950s caravan thatā€™s utterly charming and budget-friendly, is unfortunately out of action at the moment but we hope to see her back soon! With four very different spots available (usually!), Redwing Farm is perfect for larger groups or extended families who want to stay close but still enjoy their own space. ±õ³Łā€™s a popular pick during school holidays, so if you’re planning a visit, weā€™d recommend booking early to avoid missing out.

Redwing isnā€™t just great for holidays, it also makes a brilliant venue for country weddings or special celebrations. The Shed, their purpose-built event space, combines indoor and outdoor areas, full DIY flexibility, and photo-ready views across the gardens and farmland. Whether youā€™re imagining food trucks, long tables, or rustic charm under festoon lights, itā€™s got the vibe.

The Barn itself was beautiful – filled with natural light, boasting high ceilings, and oozing rustic charm. It had everything we needed: a combustion heater that made chilly nights feel extra snug, a corner spa bath perfect for soaking tired legs and washing off a day on the farm, a coffee machine (yes, please!), a BBQ, a fully equipped kitchen, and super comfy beds with all linen and towels provided.

Our favourite spot? The back patio overlooking the sheep paddock. Though the landscape was dry during our visit (thanks to a tough season), it was still amazing. Every morning we found ourselves surrounded by friendly animals stopping by to say hello – including our absolute favourite, Patches, a huge black-and-white cow who made a daily visit to the fence and left us covered in slobbery affection.

Farm Life with Kids

This is a real, working farm so youā€™ll hear the animals, smell the animals, and probably get just a wee bit dirty. And the kids… they’ll absolutely love it, ours certainly did!

Our two were in their element. Feeding animals, giving out pats wherever they were welcome, and roaming the paddocks without a care in the world. One of the funniest moments was the piglets making a run for it and trotting after the kids like they were part of the gang. They thought it was hilarious and wouldā€™ve happily spent the whole day with their new farmyard entourage. They even asked to take not one, but all of them home.

And then there were the donkeys – Lily, Menindie, and Daisy. They were total sweethearts and loved a good scratch. We were also lucky enough to visit during lambing season, which meant baby lambs absolutely everywhere. We actually got to witness an ewe give birth right in front of us. Not something you see every day, and such a special memory.

Because of all the new lambs, McGee and Maxi (the owners’ dogs) werenā€™t allowed to roam the farm like they usually do ā€“ but we did get to meet them and give them some well-deserved pats.

Meet the Animals

Some of the friendly faces youā€™ll likely encounter

• 3 lovable donkeys (very photogenic)
• McGee (a gorgeous Border Collie) & Maxi (the Golden Retriever)
• A whole mob of sheep… and lambs galore
• Pigs and piglets (with big personalities)
• Friendly goats
• 3 cows: Patches, Ranga and Caesar
• Chickens, ducks, geese, and a very proud rooster
• An alpaca who thinks he’s a sheep

We spent hours just wandering around meeting everyone. There are signs around the paddocks to help you figure out whoā€™s who, and the kids loved reading the fun facts and animal names.

Things to Do on the Farm

Thereā€™s so much more to Redwing than just the animals (although they are the stars of the show). The kids had a blast:

• Climbing the hay bale maze (and turning it into a full-blown game of hide-and-seek)
• Borrowing bikes from the bike shed
• Playing giant checkers (once someone explains the rules to the kidsā€¦)
• Hunting for fairies on the ā€˜Find the Fairiesā€™ trail
• Visiting the farm library ā€“ a sweet converted fridge stocked with books, DVDs, and games
• Dropping a coin in the wishing well
• Exploring the veggie patch, windmills and reading the little history signs dotted around the property

±õ³Łā€™s the kind of place where you really donā€™t need to leave. We spent two full days exploring and still didnā€™t run out of things to do.

Food, Fire Pits & Family Feels

We made dinner easy: a classic BBQ one night and a relaxed grazing board the next (aka: every snack from the fridge on a platter). Thereā€™s a lovely fire pit outside for marshmallow toasting and if youā€™re lucky enough to get a clear night, the stars are absolutely next level. Sunsets were also a total highlight too so bring your camera.

If you do feel like venturing out, Sunny Hill Distillery is a short drive and well worth a visit (hello, gin tasting!). And we also made a trip into Wallaroo to visit Bond Store, a favourite of ours with restaurant-quality food and great beer. But honestly, we werenā€™t fussed about leaving the farm – we took our own food and it had everything we needed.

Final Thoughts

We left dusty, happy, and already checking the calendar for when we could come back. Redwing Farm is a must for any family looking for a unique, memory-filled escape, full of fresh air, animal encounters, and good old-fashioned country charm.

Whether you’re chasing animal cuddles, a change of pace, or just a few days away from the noise (well, city noise – youā€™ll still get your fair share of moos and baas), Redwing Farm delivers. We give it a full five stars and maybe a piglet or two, if youā€™re lucky.

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email: hello@redwingfarm.com.au
Phone: 0459 289 298
Address: 226 Pipeline Rd, Weetulta SA 5573 (near Moonta)

Most local councils will have rules specific to their beaches and rules for driving. Not all beaches are suitable for all vehicles and some will be 4×4 access only. Conditions will vary dramatically so before heading out, check local council, tide and weather guides for conditions that may impact your day out. Aim to drive at low tide and allow enough time to return before the turn of the tide. For up to the minute weather forecasts, jump on the page and for daily fire warnings, the will have you covered.

So pack up the car and check our list of beaches you can drive on around metro 91¹ū¶³“«Ć½ and regional SA

Moana Beach

Only 45 minutes from 91¹ū¶³“«Ć½’s CBD, the closest of Onkaparinga Council’s big 4 driving beaches, Moana is accessed at the ramp next to the Moana Surf Life Saving Club, at the southern end of the Moana Esplanade. Incredibly busy around public holiday times, if people aren’t your thing, perhaps pop further south to Sellicks or Silver Sands, but the atmosphere on the big summer holidays like New Years and Australia Day is quite incredible! Cost of $12 for non-onkaparinga residents and with a 10kph speed limit here, you can access the Onkaparinga Beaches from 5:30am til midnight during summer. More at the page.

Aldinga Beach

With Moana these are generally the busier of the Onkaparinga drive on beaches, and again can get rather hectic on the busy summer days and public holidays. Jump on the beach here at the ramp on the lower esplanade (car park and toilets here too which is very handy), with the usual Onkaparinga fees and rules also applying. Get council updates .

Goolwa Beach

A stunning run along the Sir Richard Peninsula, start at the Goolwa Surf Lifesaving Club on the end of Beach Road at Goolwa. The speed limit here is 40kph and it may be 4×4 accessible only in various conditions, but for the most part this is a relatively easy stretch. Be mindful drivin on the sand dunes is illegal.  Jump on the page for up to date info.

Yorke Peninsula

With some of the state’s most beautiful beaches and of course the Innes National Park, Yorke Peninsula has some stunning locations to explore, including plenty of core-memory building beach drives. Check out the for up to date information on beach access to their driveable beaches below;

Flaherty Beach
Parsons Beach
Pondalowie Bay

Mostly 4×4 access only, check local conditions at the time of your trip and prepare accordingly.

Limestone Coast

The beautiful stretch of our state encompassing the trip down to Mount Gambier, some spectacular beaches in this region are accessible by (primarily 4×4) vehicles. The most famous of these is Long Beach at Robe, a family friendly beach that offers fairly gentle surf usually and 12km of beautiful beach driving scenery.

Check out the for more on beach access and council updates to the below driveable beaches;

Long Beach Robe
Little Dip Conservation Park
Coorong National Park (pictured)

image credit: Escape the Daily

Sellicks Beach

Beautiful Sellicks Beach, overlooking the cliffs of the Deep South and with seemingly endless kilometres of pristine sand, is a magical spot right on our door step. $12 vehicl entry fees (for non council residents) and a 10kph speed limit await here, with low tide giving a massive beach space for play and driving. page has all the current info you need.

Silver Sands

A nudge north from Sellicks, Silver Sands is simply stunning….and just quietly this is one of our favourites. Generally quiet and with plenty of space, it is accessible for most vehicles most of the time (as are all the Onkaparinga Council beaches), there is nothing quite like a day at Silver Sands with the sun hitting the cliffs. A few blocked off zones exist here which are accessed via permits, which can be applied for on the page.

Eyre Peninsula

A decent trek from 91¹ū¶³“«Ć½ in the state’s far west, an Eyre trip should be on every South Aussie’s bucket list. This is true 4×4 country so don’t attempt it in your trusty Camry, but for those 4×4 equipped, the scenery here is so special. The local council out at is your source for local access and updates. Check out the below drive access beaches when planning your Eyre Peninsula trip;

Lincoln National Park
Coffin Bay National Park
Scotts Beach

Emu Bay Kangaroo Island

One of Australia’s best beaches, and only 15 minutes from Kingscote over on KI, Emy Bay is generally accessible by all vehicle types. Jump on the site for beach access news and be wary during the summer months of the weather and bushfire risks on the island.

 

North Beach Wallaroo

North Beach at Wallaroo is a must stop on your trip at the top of the leg. Flat and spacious, it has always been accessible by cars whenever we have been up, but check for up to date info here. The North Beach Cafe at the boat ramp makes for a fantastic family friendly stop too we might add.

Who loves pondering a garden shop, perusing the aisles of adorable pots and plants, and enjoys a cup of amazing coffee too? We do! Moonta Garden and Landscape Supplies has everything a parent of 3 kids could want! We wandered the aisles looking at all of the beautiful garden merchandise and then sat down for a cup of hot java, the best cheese toasties the kids have ever eaten, and Chloe’s famous chocolate eclairs.

Just off of the main street of Moonta, Moonta Garden & Landscape Supplies teams up with Chloe’s Cafe and Coffee Bar to delight your senses and bring you another wonderful option to feed and entertain the kids on the Copper Coast! If you’re heading to Yorke’s, you’re likely excited about the sun and beach, right!? But what if that Summer vacation you had planned at the beach is enveloped in wet and stormy weather or it’s an absolute scorcher and you’re already sunburnt? Head on over and see Leanne and Chloe at Moonta Garden & Landscape Supplies… and no it’s not just for the adults! Miss 8 and Mr 11 begged and pleaded for a meditating cat planter!

At Moonta Garden and Landscape supplies the kids are well catered for, with books to read and colouring-in sheets, find a words and pencils. Let’s face it, as parents, this is something we really appreciate! A small detail that makes eating out with young ones so much easier – a few uninterrupted minutes to browse the menu and order a much-needed caffeinated drink. Take your pick of indoor seating in vintage tables and chairs. Alternatively, if the weather is nice, outdoor seating is available under cover at the front of garden centre.

Chloe makes and bakes all of her own food in-house and it’s FEEL GOOD food with a beautiful home-baked cafe vibe. Although the menu changes from day to day, there is always a chocolate eclair available for those rumbling tummies! There are a number of hot and cold options to choose from for your morning tea or lunch. There are cakes galore with chocolate, caramel and white chocolate eclairs, strawberry puffs, blueberry muffins, and white chocolate muffins, strawberry and chocolate cakes, homemade sausage rolls, BLT focaccias and ham and cheese or salami and cheese toasties. AND OF COURSE COFFEE and delicious hot chocolates for the kids!

And if you have extra time while you are in Moonta, and are looking for something crafty to do, Moonta Garden & Landscape Supplies also hosts a number of different workshops throughout the year, from mosaics to succulent art, wreath making, kokedama creations and more!

Pop it on your itinerary next time you are in Moonta!

Moonta Garden & Landscape Supplies + Chloe’s Cafe and Coffee Bar
Lot 4 Military Road, Moonta SA 5558
08 8825 2333
Trading Hours: Mon – Fri: 8:00 am – 5:00 pm | Sat: 8:00 am – 2:00 pm | Sun: 9:00 am – 2:00 pm
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The menu here is huge with a great range of all day brunch options, burgers, fresh local seafood and dishes with an Asian twist. The kids menu is simple yet fun with some faves such as toasties, pancakes (our kids choice), chicken plus bacon and eggs. The drinks list also packs a punch with a massive range of smoothies, milkshakes, juices, hot drinks and a Clare Valley wine list to die for.

Can we take a moment to talk about the names of the dishes on The Shores Eatery menu? We love a bit of creativity and this menu has it in spades. “Who Killed Miss Piggy” was the pulled pork burger I devoured, “Stop Curry’ing On” is – you guessed it- the beef curry, with “We Found Nemo” featuring seafood. There are plenty more where those names came from – just try and keep a straight face while you are ordering!

Service was super quick, the kids had barely had a chance to get back to their chalk when the drinks came out followed by our meals. Everything was pretty as a picture and tasted just as good. In fact, I’m pretty sure little moans were escaping from our mouths as we ate. We’d probably go as far to say that this was the best meal we had during our whole Yorke Peninsula trip!

If you want a grab and go option or feel like dessert, head on inside to check out the front cabinet, stocked full of croissants, rolls, danishes, tarts, muffins and more, including some GF options. There’s something here for everyone.

Don’t go to Wallaroo or dare we say it, the whole of the Copper Coast, without stopping by The Shores Eatery for a fantastic family meal that will leave you full and sated! We’ll be back!

The Shores Eatery
4 Chatfield Tce, Wallaroo
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Some people think this is the best playground on the Yorke Peninsula, and we’d have to agree it would certainly be up there!
This play space is divided into two areas. The main kids playground area is located in one corner of the park

The main playground is;
– Totally shaded
– Fully fenced
– Close to onsite toilets
– Has “access for all ramps” that are wheelchair accessible
– Equipment in the fenced section includes swings, slides, climbing and balancing, monkey bars, bridges, ladders. There’s lots to keep little ones very happy!

Oh and just in case the play equipment isn’t enough, this park also has a FULL SIZE TRAIN with a ramp to jump in the back. All aboard the Apex Express!

The main attraction of Victoria Park though has got to he the new Treetop Playground that adventurous kids will LOVE! It was completed in late 2018 with a climbing net to the top (9 meters up) and an epic steep, twisty and bendy slide. It’s pretty awesome!
It’s located at the other side of the park near the rotunda (don’t worry you won’t miss it) It’s not far from the fenced playground, but probably far enough that you couldn’t watch kids in both areas at the same time.
Facilities include onsite toilets and parents room, BBQs, shaded picnic/seating areas and great parking. It’s also in the heart of town, right near the local shops so you can grab a coffee, snacks, drinks etc and make a day of it.

Kadina is about 2 hours from 91¹ū¶³“«Ć½ at the top of Yorke Peninsula, around 20 minutes from Moonta to the South

A general store has historically been the bread and butter of small-town life across most of country Australia. A stop where you could find pretty much whatever you needed all in one place!Ā Local communities and surrounding rural areas relied on these shops for groceries, fuel, mail, a bag of mixed lollies or an ice cream for lucky kids and maybe fishing bait + tackle in beachside locations like this one. They were used as gathering places where neighbours could exchange news, gossip and check in on each other.Ā These days – other than inflation and a decent glow up, not much has changed. Here at PH Gen, or The Genny, as it is affectionately known on the Copper Coast, both locals and travellers can soak in the atmosphere and charm of this small-town gem where community and great food come together. It’s a fabulous and hugely popular stop for many, and word is out!

Port Hughes General Store has skyrocketed into the spotlight as a food, coffee and services hub since local owners Saskia and Luke Pridham took over the management bang on one year ago, and honestly, they have been kicking goals ever since. Little wonder once you meet them and realise how friendly and helpful they are, so refreshing to have such progressive, bright happy people in business, honestly.

Offering up million dollar views, situated just steps away from iconic South Beach, Port Hughes Jetty, boat ramp and playground. Open from 6am until dinner time – these guys know hard work. The sunsets over the water here are next level good and given all of the coastline on Yorkes, when you actually think about it, there is absolutely nothing that compares to this in offering + water views.

One side of the store is for food and beverage and the other for quick purchases of goods and services, complete with some of the cutest local merch and beach accessories we have ever seen. The stores focus is on stocking and supporting local SA made products including Golden North, Fleurieu Milk Company and Nippy’s to mention a few. The building also serves as a local post office and petrol station.

When you come to the General Store, come hungry. One of the main draws is the sun-filled attached cafe with large windows giving view to the water. This quaint yet bustling space offers welcome shelter on the winter days.

An absolute must-try is their popular beach brekkie served in a frying pan (pictured below) and if you are lucky, ask if they have the rainbow pancake special!

The outdoor seating on the deck surrounded by the ocean air is proof that the greatest cafes don’t have to be glitzy, heavily-marketed upscale venues. In fact, the Port Hughes General Store wonderfully captures the essence of what makes a classic country staple, with a side of rustic coastal vibes.

There’s also a huge uncomplicated takeaway menu available all day, and if the constant stream of customers we witnessed over the course of a weekend is any thing to go by, we are not alone in thinking it’s every bit worthy of praise. Try the breakfast rolls, schnitzel pack or fish and chips!

What a beautiful place – I can hardly wait to return!

Port Hughes General Store
Location: 2 Minnie Terrace, Port Hughes
Opening Hours: 6:00 am – 7:00 pm, 7 days a week
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Now, we first noticed this talented husband and wife duo brewing up a little storm in 2022, popping up at local events across the Copper Coast. What you might not know is that they have very recently opened a huge new venue for their brewery / taproom and it is conveniently located at the Copper Coast Tourism Centre ‘s ‘Farm Shed’ in Kadina (a nudge over an hour and a half from 91¹ū¶³“«Ć½).

Open Friday’s 2pm – 7.30pm and Saturday + Sunday’s 12pm – 6.30pm. Our favourite family pick is Sunday’s for the live music each week. It’s worth noting that hours might vary during peak times or across public holidays, so now is a great time to jump over and follow them on to keep up to date with special events or altered trading.

The venue is industrial, relaxed and spacious with a choice to sit indoors or park up at an outdoor table in fine weather. Either way there is plenty of room to maneuver a pram, and if the kids have energy to burn, there is a large lawn adjacent the tap room, along with further family activities right next door at the Tourism Centre. mini golf or train ride any one?

You can settle in for a beer paddle with up to ten taps pouring at any one time, offering rotating seasonal ales, lagers and even special limited release beers. We loved the Wheat Middy (great if you are the driver) and the roasty-ness of the Stout, which was absolute perfection for our cool weather visit.

Not a beer drinker but being dragged along by a passionate craft beer enthusiast? Hedonbar Brewing have a small range of South Australian artisan gins, wines from Barossa Valley and of course some non-alcoholic options too.

So, you have quenched your thirst somewhat and now the responsible thing to do would be to put some nosh in your belly right? Honestly, your tastebuds will explode with the quality line up of excellent food vans these guys bring in each weekend. We ate from MFP Fire Foods on our visit and the flavours were unbelievable and such a great match with our beers.

Definitely one to put on your next Yorkes itinerary, call in and have a chat with Rayma and Troy!

Location: 50 Mines Road Kadina, Copper Coast Tourism Centre “The Farm Shed”

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If camping is not your thing, or if you’d just rather the convenience of a house and comfort of amazing instant ducted heating/cooling then this is your place. Every thing is provided, from crisp white bed linen and lush fluffy towels to a coffee machine and pods. No need to pack the car with the kitchen sink – or unpack it again when you return home.

Sleeping up to 10 people comfortably across four bedrooms, you won’t have to fight for the bathroom, with not one, not two, but THREE full sized bathrooms – including a double spa bath in the master. Trust us the kids loved warming up in here after wearing them selves out at the beach.

Perfectly situated on the beachfront, the real highlight is the spectacular water views from the huge balconies. Rug up with a glass of red wine or hot chocolate in winter and watch the weather roll in, or enjoy alfresco dining and entertaining in the warmer months. We guarantee you’ll be swept off your feet.

If you are not familiar with Port Hughes. it’s located on the Copper Coast, an easy drive that will take you less than two hours from 91¹ū¶³“«Ć½, even with a Port Wakefield bakery stop! You’ll land just a few minutes from Moonta Bay and a short drive to costal towns like Wallaroo and Port Broughton.

With the popular ‘Walk the Yorke’ trail passing along the esplanade, why not throw in the bikes or scooters and leg it to Port Hughes General Store for coffee, ice creams, hot donuts or a meal! The Tavern is also in walking distance, and in the warmer months you can visit the entirely FREE Splash Town water slides – it’s less than five minutes in the car and a Copper Coast institution for kids.

The house is split over three levels, so prepare for some stairs (and some epic games of hide and seek). Upstairs, an airy, open-plan living area commands the most breathtaking ocean views – whether you are lounging (yes hello Netflix and massive smart TV), dining, enjoying happy hour while the sun sets over the water or preparing meals. We loved the fully equipped kitchen and massive fridge.

Open up the back door and step out to a practical sheltered deck featuring a Family Weber Qā€”perfect for an easy BBQ or roast. You’ll also appreciate the fully enclosed, grassed yard and we noticed a fish fileting table out there, so it seems timely to drop in that this place has quite the reputation for excellent fishing, crabbing and squidding. Hit up the jetty (walking distance) or launch your boat at the all weather, all tide boat ramp. You’ll be living like a local in no time!

These guys go above and beyond to cater to your family’s needs. Inside the walk-in robe, you’ll find a clean modern porta cot ready for the smallest holiday makers nap time. There is a child gate installed at the top of the stairs for added peace of mind and the massive kitchen table (seats 12 easily) has a nice clean highchair stored nearby.

The house is pet friendly (on application).

At the time of publishing there is currently plenty of winter / weekend and July school holiday availability. Owners Inga and Craig have also told us that this place is available for a week over Christmas (December 18-27th) and again in the January school holidays 20-25th January. Can we tell you that is unheard of for Yorke Peninsula Accommodation. Jump on that for guaranteed core childhood memories. Minimum two night stays apply and it goes with out saying ALWAYS book direct with any accommodation. You’ll not only get the best rates because they wont be paying commission to third party sites, but you will deal with owners/managers direct. Honestly the photos in this website need updating and don’t reflect the modern updates this house has had over the past year or so.

Phone enquiries encouraged on 0415 056 611

Location: 42B, Dowling Drive, Port Hughes SA 5554
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