Attractions near Kimba

Workshop26 is Kimba's creative quarter; a market & meeting place for people to learn and visitors to get a real taste KIMBA!

Carappee Hill means 'place of water' and became a conservation park in 1973, covering 850 hectares. Carappee Hill Hiking Trail can be found on Carappee

In Lake Gilles Conservation Park the saline lake is surrounded by low sandy rises, gypsum dunes and isolated stony hills, creating a peaceful environment.

Darke's grave and monument stands as a memorial to the first European, John Charles Darke who explored the area in 1844. Darke was speared by

The Darke Peak scenic drive is a leisurely drive suitable for most vehicle types, driving around the Darke Peak Ranges, taking in the beautiful scenery.

Darke Peak (formerly Darke's Peak) is a small agricultural town located in central Eyre Peninsula.

Federation Hill or Lookout is located on the Darke Peak Ranges. With 360 degree panoramic views across the district, the lookout point is an easy,

Corrobinnie Hill is a large granite outcrop on the outskirts of Pinkawillinie Conservation Park, providing views of the Park and the Gawler Ranges in the

Mt Millar Wind Farm is situated in the Franklin Harbour Council but is accessible from Cleve turning from the Birdseye Highway onto Wangaraleednie Road. The

The Cleve Hills Scenic Drive is a leisurely drive suitable for most vehicle types, however it is recommended to drive in dry conditions only. This

4WD tracks and bushwalking trails provide excellent opportunities to observe the wildlife of Pinkawillinie Conservation Park. Visitors should be prepared and have some 4WD experience.

Ticklebelly Hill, also known as Observation Hill, is a tranquil area of native bush which provides a safe, sustainable environment for the protection of the

The monument for Sylvia Jessie Katherine Birdseye was erected to perpetuate and acknowledge her outstanding service. Sylvia introduced overland mail and passenger bus services between

The Cleve Centenary Park is maintained by the local Lions Club. It is immaculate and well serviced. The park is located in the centre of

Apex Park is a beautiful space connecting East Terrace and Silver Street, Cleve. It is maintained by 'Friends of the Park'. As a walkway or

Cleve Sporting Facilities is home to various local sporting groups, the grounds providing facilities to a range of sports. With well maintained courts offering basketball,

A commemorative monument to the author of gumnut babies 'Snuggle Pot & Cuddle Pie'. May Gibbs (1877-1969) is one of Australia’s most treasured illustrators, artists

The May Gibbs Tree is a monument which was erected in her memory just near her home in the Franklin Harbour District.

The Jade Motel hosts a display of Jade which has been found in the district.

The Cowell Agriculture Museum is located along the Lincoln Highway across from the Silo.

The Franklin Harbour Museum is run by volunteers. The Museum is located next door to the Council Chambers and Post Office.

Beautiful area located at the Lions Park on Thompson Drive in Cowell.

The Port Gibbon playground is a fantastic family space. The play equipment entertains kids, while the parents can take in the scenery around them.

Mount Wudinna is the one of the region's biggest tourist drawcards - a trip to the district would not be complete without visiting this impressive

Polda Rock Reserve is an attractive water reserve that originally supplied the Wudinna Township. Much of the original infrastructure, including the hand constructed stone channel

In 1992 the Wudinna & District community decided it was time to recognise their history, community spirit and belief in rural Australia.

The park is a family operated reptile and wildlife park that offers a wide range of native Australian reptiles and wildlife for viewing and also

Step into yesterday’s schoolroom, blacksmith shop, workers cottage and more at the Mount Laura Homestead Museum and learn about the development of Whyalla.

Ancient ranges, deep gullies, seasonal waterfalls and rocky gorges, the Gawler Ranges National Park is a majestic, natural wilderness waiting for you to explore.

Whyalla Maritime Museum specialises in naval, BHP shipbuilding, maritime and natural history of the upper Spencer Gulf.

The lookout offers magnificent views of the upper Spencer Gulf, Southern Flinders Ranges and Middleback Range in the west.

A leafy memorial to the foresight of the early city fathers, Ada Ryan Gardens is Whyalla’s most popular park located between Cudmore and Watson Terraces.

The club offers the latest state of the art cardiovascular equipment, pin and plate loaded strength equipment, free group fitness classes and personal training.

Overlooking the eastern end of Whyalla, Hummock Hill was developed by BHP as a gift to the city to commemorate BHPs centenary year.

Redbanks is a popular beach located north of the township of Arno Bay. Utilised mainly for swimming and surfing, it is a beautiful, pristine beach

Rising sharply from the surrounding plains, Ucontitchie Hill is a beautiful rock formation located 32 kilometres south-west of the Wudinna Township. Scenically spectacular, this natural

Pildappa is a spectacular sight - a rock with the highest and longest wave formations on the Eyre Peninsula, rivalling those of Western Australia's famous

The Freycinet Trail extends 12 kilometres along the coastline of Fitzgerald Bay in the Upper Spencer Gulf. Beginning at the northern end of Fitzgerald Bay

Best accessed by boat from Tumby Bay or Port Lincoln, Sir Joseph Bank Group Conservation Park's limestone-capped islands are havens for wildlife.

Each year a magical creation of different displays come together by the volunteers who love bringing the Christmas spirit to all people of all ages.