Art, Dance & Sustainable living
Here are some of the highlights of activities planned for the Southern Fleurieu Peninsula in the coming weeks. Be sure to mark these events in your calander: CURIOUSER…
The Short Beaked Echidna – a mammal like no other
International visitors often comment on the unusual features of our wildlife and with just cause; it is like no other. The echidna is a prime example and a frequently…
‘Girls’ Getaway Special
One recurring phenomenon which we have noticed over the years is that women often enjoy staying with us as a group. Whether it’s life-long friends who’ve known each other since kindergarten…
Deep Creek – Park of the month in March
‘Park of the Month’ is an initiative that has been running across South Australia’s national and marine parks since 2015. It encourages people to visit, explore and connect…
The Southern Grass Tree
Anyone who has visited Deep Creek Conservation Park would know that it is synonymous with the Southern Grass Tree (Xanthorrehoea Australis) The District Council of Yankalilla has used it as…
Art in the Park
If you‘ve quietly held a secret ambition to try your hand at painting but lacked the confidence to take those first steps here’s a great opportunity. Not only does…
Coastal bike ride for the family
Many of our guests are familiar with the stunning scenery that Deep Creek Conservation Park has to offer but did you know that there is a wealth of other attractions…
Summer offer for our subscribers
We know from past experience that our readers love special offers and so we are happy to announce one for this summer. Between 15 January and 28 February 2018 anyone staying…
Time for a cruise to Yankalilla
Feeling like a nostalgic trip down memory lane or perhaps you just love the look of classic cars? Well on Saturday 19 November 2017 it is the 10th Anniversary of…
The Big Slow Moving Skink
Known by a variety of names including stumpy tail, sleepy lizard, shingleback and pinecone lizard the Tiliqua Rugosa is widespread in low rainfall areas as well as coastal parts of Western & South Australia. They…
