Tenterden Reserve
Tenterden Reserve is a scenic outdoor area featuring vast green spaces perfect for relaxing and recreational activities. This site offers facilities like electric BBQs, sheltered picnic tables, and a children's playground. It's an ideal location for camping and picnicking in the beauty of nature. The site also features a wide boat ramp for offshore fishing and is located in Port Macdonnell; South Australia's southernmost town known for its beautiful crashing waves and Antarctic winds.
About this campsite
The boat ramp is suitable for reasonably large boats that are used for offshore fishing. There is a breakwater surrounding the area, providing calm water in the vicinity. The Southern Ocean meets the coast of South Australia with a crash of breakers as the Antarctic winds lash the coast at Port Macdonnell, the southernmost town in South Australia.
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Sea Parade
Port Macdonnell, 5291
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