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Well known for its
plentiful blue swimmer crabs during September to April, it’s also
the northern gateway of the Adelaide
International Bird Sanctuary National Park (Winaityinaityi Pangkara).
Hundreds of species of shorebirds and inland birds either live in the
area or use it as a stopover during migration. |
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Thompson
Beach is located on South Australia’s Samphire Coast, just 72 kilometres
north of Adelaide’s CBD and less than 10 minutes’ drive from
Dublin. It’s very easy to find – just travel north along Port
Wakefield Road to the Dublin turnoff and after the turnoff take the first
left |
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| Thompson Beach
is the prime destination for access to the Adelaide International Bird Sanctuary
and thus is visited by and will be increasingly visited by local and international
visitors. Their experience will be greatly enhanced by having quality roads
and parking spaces. It is an anomaly that the only unpaved road in Thompson
Beach is The Esplanade. 1. Seal Esplanade 2. Coastal walk way/bike path 3. Community Facilities Increasing visitation from both holiday house occupancy and the attraction of the Adelaide International Bird Sanctuary is creating the need for improved community facilities. The primary concern is the provision of additional and appropriate toilet facilities, but other facilities include: • Provision of a playground and other activities for young people and families • Increased and improved car parking facilities including toilets, shade and seating • Viewing platforms |
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