Currency Creek Lions Park
Currency Creek Lions Park is a unique location steeped in rich history, once envisaged as the capital of South Australia. It boasts scenic beauty, particularly a lovely waterfall upstream from the park. The Canoe Trees, hollowed out gum trees by Aboriginals for canoe construction, adds a special historical touch. The park makes a perfect day rest area for history buffs, nature lovers and those in need of relaxation.
About this campsite
Currency Creek Lions Park is not just a daytime rest area, but also a gateway into Australia's captivating history. Experience a serene walk upstream to a waterfall, immersing yourself in the locale's naturally beautiful landscape. One of the park's unique features is the Canoe Trees. These gum trees were hollowed out by Aboriginal people with the intention of constructing canoes. They serve as a living testament to the area's rich indigenous culture. Furthermore, the site boasts an intriguing historical narrative. It was one of the potential locations for the capital of South Australia, painting a picture of what could have been. The park thus offers a blend of natural beauty, fascinating history, and ancestral culture, making it an attractive place for visitors.
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Contact & Location
Calthorpe Street
Currency Creek, 5214
