Tumby Bay

Swimming spot · Eyre Peninsula, SA

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Tumby Bay is a coastal town on Spencer Gulf, about 45 km north of Port Lincoln, with white sandy beaches and calm waters used for swimming and snorkelling.

The Sir Joseph Banks Group, a small archipelago, can be reached by boat from Tumby Bay, and Tumby Island sits within the bay itself.

Tumby Bay had 1,511 residents at the 2021 census and has heritage-listed sites including the Tumby Bay Hotel, the War Memorial and the Bratten Plough Memorial.

From Wikipedia.

Closest campgrounds

CWA Caravan Park

Tumby Bay · under 1 km away in a straight line

Tumby Bay Caravan Park

Tumby Bay · 1 km away in a straight line

Tumby Bay Motorhome Park

Tumby Bay · 2 km away in a straight line

Redcliff Campsite

Tumby Bay · 10 km away in a straight line

Moonlight Bay

Whites River · 18 km away in a straight line

More walks and nature nearby

Billy Lights Point · 45 km →Coffin Bay Lookout · 63 km →Locks Well beach · 122 km →Clifftop Lookout · 141 km →Whites Knob Lookout · 142 km →Flinders Lookout · 202 km →

Camping in the Eyre Peninsula →

Location from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Distances are in a straight line, so the drive or walk is longer. Check the park’s own site for track closures and conditions before you go.

Tumby Bay

Swimming spot · Eyre Peninsula

Tumby Bay is a coastal town on Spencer Gulf, about 45 km north of Port Lincoln, with white sandy beaches and calm waters used for swimming and snorkelling. (Wikipedia)

The Sir Joseph Banks Group, a small archipelago, can be reached by boat from Tumby Bay, and Tumby Island sits within the bay itself. (Wikipedia)

Tumby Bay had 1,511 residents at the 2021 census and has heritage-listed sites including the Tumby Bay Hotel, the War Memorial and the Bratten Plough Memorial. (Wikipedia)

Closest campgrounds

More walks and nature nearby

Camping in the Eyre Peninsula

Location from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).