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Streaky Bay Foreshore Tourist Park
Absolute waterfront on the Eyre Peninsula, where the jetty, the bakery and some of the best seafood in the state are all a short walk from your site.
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## What to expect
Absolute waterfront on the Eyre Peninsula, where the jetty, the bakery and some of the best seafood in the state are all a short walk from your site.
## Who it suits
Seafood and fishing tourers working the Eyre, and a handy staging point before Ceduna and Googs Track. Waterfront sites book out — get in early.
## Rig notes
Big rigs are catered for here. A dump point is available on or near site. Always confirm current rates, site sizes and availability directly with the park before you arrive.
Common questions about Streaky Bay Foreshore Tourist Park
- Is Streaky Bay Foreshore Tourist Park suitable for big caravans?
- Yes, larger rigs are generally catered for, though it is always worth confirming site length when you book.
- Are there powered sites?
- Yes, powered sites are available, but they can be limited in peak season — book ahead.
- Can I take my dog?
- Pet-friendly sites are available, but confirm the current pet policy and any restrictions when you book.