Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Coffin Bay National Park adventure.
Explore the western wilderness of the Eyre Peninsula.
Jagged sea cliffs tumble down into crashing waves and near-deserted beaches along the shores of Coffin Bay. Jutting out from the southwestern corner of the Eyre Peninsula, the wild and sea-weathered landscapes of Coffin Bay National Park are a feast for explorers. Bring a 4WD to reach the sheltered bays and surf beaches at the far tip of the peninsula, set out on foot along the Black Rocks Hike or Whidbey Hike, or take to the water to canoe, sail, snorkel, or scuba dive. Six campgrounds are dotted around the park, most of them accessible only by 4WD.
Four seasons of outdoor activities draw adventurers to Coffin Bay year-round. Summer visitors make a beeline for the beach, and the westerly winds mean that temperatures can be much cooler than nearby Lincoln National Park. In spring, wildflowers brighten up the headlands, while winter is a great time for hiking, fishing, and birdwatching.