Cape Northumberland in Port Macdonnell, SA — photo 1

Cape Northumberland

Port Macdonnell, SA
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About this rest area

Cape Northumberland offers expansive parking, even for large vehicles, making it convenient for all travelers to visit. The site is known for its engaging walking tracks, leading visitors to intriguing historical sites like the location of an old lighthouse. Despite the chilly winds in winter, the unique beauty and experiences offered by Cape Northumberland makes it a must-see destination when exploring Port Macdonnell.

There is a large parking area here with room for large rigs and caravans. The walking tracks. Ring you to interesting historical sites, such as the place of the old lighthouse. In wintEr, the wind blows in off the ocean and relentlessly pierces the warmest of winter clothing, but this place is spacial and deserves a visit from anyone venturing to Port Macdonnell

What this place offers

Accommodation Types

Caravans

Rules & Accessibility

Pets Welcome

Other Features

Day Use Area
Large parking area
Public Parking
Fairy penguin colony
Long Rig
Information
Stunning scenery
Bird Watching
Historic site
The most southerly point in South Australia
Mobile Phone Coverage
Place of Interest
Unknown feature
Photo Opportunity
Information Board
Day Rest Area
Birdwatching
Walking
Bushwalking

Location

Cape NorthumberlandCape Northumberland Road, Port Macdonnell, SA, 5291

Weather Forecast

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TODAY🌦️
12° / 10°
💧 98%
THU🌦️
12° / 7°
💧 31%
FRI☁️
13° / 5°
💧 27%
SAT☁️
12° / 6°
SUN🌦️
13° / 5°
💧 68%

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Cape Northumberland Road

Port Macdonnell, SA 5291

Cape Northumberland