Things to do in Carpenter Rocks & Surrounds
Food scene
Open from 9am-6pm selling fresh fish, chips burgers and home made pies. Petrol can be purchases here via card 24hours.
Carpenter Rocks Shop
6 Hercules StOpen from 9am-6pm selling fresh fish, chips burgers and home made pies. Petrol can be purchases here via card 24hours.
Open everyday throughout summer for meals. Please call ahead in winter to check they are open for meals. 5 minute walk from No Vew Accommodation
The Rocks Tavern
1 Carpenter Rocks RdOpen everyday throughout summer for meals. Please call ahead in winter to check they are open for meals. 5 minute walk from No Vew Accommodation
Sightseeing
4.2km from Carpenter Rocks. The road is unsealed.
Cape Banks Lighthouse is a lighthouse located on a headland in Carpenter Rocks, South Australia.
Constructed in 1883, the original lighthouse was built from local limestone and stood 7.5 meters tall.
Cape Banks Lighthouse
Cape Banks Lighthouse Road4.2km from Carpenter Rocks. The road is unsealed.
Cape Banks Lighthouse is a lighthouse located on a headland in Carpenter Rocks, South Australia.
Constructed in 1883, the original lighthouse was built from local limestone and stood 7.5 meters tall.
The sandy beach and bay floor make it the most suitable swimming beach in the area, however beware of the frequent boat traffic and swim well clear of the boat ramp.
BUCKS BAY BEACH
Carpenter Rocks RoadThe sandy beach and bay floor make it the most suitable swimming beach in the area, however beware of the frequent boat traffic and swim well clear of the boat ramp.
25 Carpenter Rocks Rd
Playground with BBQ, Public toilets and tents courts
City/town information
Beachport
A nearby town
Port Macdonnell
A nearby town for sight seeing
This fishing settlement takes its name from the magnificent sea caves which have eroded over time, forming limestone bluffs on the shore located at the end of the main road. On low tide you can see in the caves
Blackfellows Caves
This fishing settlement takes its name from the magnificent sea caves which have eroded over time, forming limestone bluffs on the shore located at the end of the main road. On low tide you can see in the caves