"Where the sun meets the sea"

Coodlie Park is one of Eyre Peninsula's premier destinations for those who want that holiday with a difference. Set on a large rural property with extensive facilities for visitors. Coodlie Park is located right on the coast between Mt Camel Beach and the spectacular Talia Caves about 50 kms west of Elliston.

Coodlie Park offers a unique wilderness experience with bush camping over night at one of our local ruins or guests can enjoy their own private beach and cliff top walk with outstanding views. Our resident wildlife includes kangaroos, bird life, emus and wombats.

On your own or accompanied by an experienced and friendly local, you will be able to explore a wide range of destinations - including some special attractions which are not generally available to the public.

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The surrounding area is one of South Australia's best kept secrets. While staying with us in your private guest house, we can arrange personal tours and expeditions featuring the best of local fishing spots, rugged coastlines, natural features and historical sites. You are, of course, free to do your own thing, be it adventure or simply relax and soak in the atmosphere.

 

About Us

Coodlie Park is situated ideally in the heart of the West Coast of Eyre Peninsula. We are located between picturesque locations, Venus Bay and dreamy Elliston and specifically between Talia Caves and Mount Camel Surf Beaches. Coodlie Park also offers a secluded beach for a range of excellent fishing opportunities.A grand entrance from the highway to Coodlie Park


The Eyre Peninsula is a region where the locals still wave when you pass.

 

Coodlie Park Farm Retreat recently became an YHA associated hostel and it is also part of the worldwide distribution of International hostels.

Coodlie Park is also a member of ‘Willing Workers On Organic Farms’. Wwoofing is a well known phenomenon in Australia. Wwoofers, often backpackers, work at Coodlie Park Farm Retreat for food and accommodation. Listen to their stories around a cozy campfire!

 

Hassie has been in the hospitality industry since 1993 and Jo since 1975, they have a proven track record to make your stay in our region a positive and enjoyable experience.

Hassie and Jo’s main motivation with Coodlie Park Farm Retreat is to build a business which operates within in a sustainable and eco friendly environment. They promote the unique and authentic experiences of the region in which Coodlie Park Farm Retreat is situated.

Coodlie Park Farm Retreat is proud to be certified as Ecotourism by ECO Tourism Australia.

 

Your stay at Coodlie Park can range from, a simple "veg out" by yourself or with your family through to a fully catered stay with tours planned and organized. The only things that will disturb you at Coodlie Park are the abundant bird life, kangaroos and wombats or the sound of the waves crashing down at Mount Camel beach one and a half kilometres away.


We hope that you will join us and experience why we love our region and especially Coodlie Park.
 

Coodlie Park HomesteadThe dry stone walls that greet you at the entrance to Coodlie Park are one of the many changes that we have made to this special historical homestead.Coodlie Park Farm homestead was rebuilt in 1880 from an existing close site on the farm. In the area are a lot of ruins, that could be just a pile of rocks unless you know the history and stories behind each pile. It is a fascinating look into the history and the heart ache experienced by the early pioneers.

 

On a guided tour we can take you to an old historical homestead that was once part of the original stock route. Camp out under the stars in a swag and truly experience the beautiful Eyre Peninsula at it's best!


We hope you enjoy our site and we look forward to seeing you at Coodlie Park.


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