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Soldiers Memorial Gardens
Strathalbyn
A beautiful riverside park at the centre of Strathalbyn, following the River Angas through the heritage town with lawns, ponds, picnic tables and the town's war memorial.
Spring Mount Conservation Park
Inman Valley
A 270-hectare bushland reserve south-east of Myponga, on the Heysen Trail, with diverse native bird and mammal habitat and quiet bush walking.
St Andrew's Uniting Church
Strathalbyn
The bluestone landmark of Strathalbyn - a Presbyterian church consecrated in 1848, standing on the high bank of the River Angas above the Soldiers Memorial Gardens.
St James Anglican Church
Cape Jervis
A State Heritage-listed stone church at Delamere - foundation stone laid 19 September 1870, dedicated 4 May 1871.
Station Masters Art Gallery
Strathalbyn
A community art gallery run by the Strathalbyn Arts Society, housed in the beautifully restored old Strathalbyn Railway Station on South Terrace.
Stipiturus Conservation Park
Inman Valley
A 68-hectare reserve protecting the Fleurieu's largest peat swamp and one of the major remaining populations of the endangered Mt Lofty Ranges Southern Emu-wren.
Strathalbyn Historic Town
Strathalbyn
One of the prettiest towns in Australia: a riverside heritage town settled by Scottish pioneers in 1839, with over 30 heritage-listed buildings and a reputation as the state's antiques capital.
Strathalbyn Railway Station & Visitor Centre
Strathalbyn
The historic 1884 stone railway station building, now home to the Strathalbyn Visitor Information Centre and a starting point for the town heritage walk.
Strathalbyn Sunday Market
Strathalbyn
A monthly antiques, collectables and craft market on the lawns of Lions Park, third Sunday of every month - one of the longest-running country markets on the Fleurieu.
The Bluff (Rosetta Head)
Victor Harbor
The dramatic granite headland known locally as The Bluff - a 97m dome overlooking Encounter Bay, with a 19th-century whaling history and a short, steep walking trail to the summit.
The Gallery at McLaren Vale Visitor Centre
McLaren Vale
A contemporary art gallery built into the rammed-earth Visitor Centre at the entrance to McLaren Vale, with rotating exhibitions and sweeping views over the vineyards.
Tolderol Game Reserve
Strathalbyn
A 428-hectare wetland on the north-west shore of Lake Alexandrina with bird hides - one of South Australia's premier sites for migratory waders and waterfowl.
Tunkalilla Beach
Cape Jervis
A wild 5km Southern Ocean surf beach inside Deep Creek National Park, accessible via Tunkalilla Road and the Heysen Trail - one of the most remote beaches on the Fleurieu.
Victor Harbor Farmers Market
Victor Harbor
Every Saturday morning, over 30 local producers set up in Grosvenor Gardens in central Victor Harbor with fresh produce, seafood, meat, baked goods and Fleurieu wine.
Waitpinga Cliffs Walk
Victor Harbor
A spectacular section of the Heysen Trail along the high sandstone cliffs between Waitpinga Beach and Kings Beach in Newland Head Conservation Park.
Wangkuntila–Aldinga Conservation Park
Aldinga & Port Willunga
One of the last remnants of original coastal vegetation on the Adelaide plains, with sandy walking tracks, native woodland, wetlands and abundant birdlife.
Willunga Courthouse Museum
Willunga
The 1855 Willunga Courthouse and adjoining police cells have been preserved as a pocket museum by the National Trust, complete with magistrate's bench, dock, cells and stables.
Willunga Skate Park & Nature Play
Willunga
A destination skate park and nature playground at the southern end of the Shiraz Trail in Willunga, with grass for picnics and shade trees.
Willunga Slate Museum
Willunga
A small National Trust museum on Willunga's historic High Street dedicated to the 19th-century slate quarries that roofed half of South Australia. Entry is free and the galleries are packed with original tools, photographs and local stories.
Woodstock Wildlife Sanctuary
McLaren Vale
A 3-hectare wildlife sanctuary on the Woodstock Wine Estate at McLaren Flat, with rescued kangaroos, wallabies and an emu, and a daily 11:30am feeding session.
Yankalilla Agricultural Hall & Showgrounds
Normanville & Yankalilla
A heritage stone showground hall first built in 1887, with a 1900 supper room and 1950s cinema foyer - still the home of the annual Yankalilla Show.
Yankalilla Craft & Produce Market
Normanville & Yankalilla
A small monthly craft and produce market at the historic Agricultural Hall, third Saturday of every month, with local growers, makers and bakers.
Yankalilla Memorial Park
Normanville & Yankalilla
A sporting precinct opened in 1926 hosting the Yankalilla Golf Course and the town's football, bowls, netball, hockey and tennis clubs.