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Bundaleer Forest Reserve
Located between Port Pirie and Jamestown, this is the area for South Australia's first
government forest plantation. There are walks through here, picnic areas and a look out
tower.
Carn Brae
One of Port Pirie's fancier homesteads has a well preserved turn of the century feel. A
highlight is the porcelain doll display that numbers 2,500. Florence Street.
Port Pirie National Trust Museum
Housed within three of the town's oldest building, the railway station, customs house and
the police station, this museum has relics connected with the town's past including scale
models of the lead smelters, the railway station and the docking areas. Old Ellen Street.
Solomontown Jetty
This is an ideal swimming location as well as a playground and picnic area.
Robe
Robe is situated on the southern tip of Guichen Bay and is a popular tourist destination
for South Australians and Victorians. Robe's lovely beaches and crystal clear waters
make it a perfect place for Summer water activities.
Little Dip Conservation Park
This small coastal strip offers lovely walks taking in coastline, cliffs and lakes. If you
want to walk 2km take in the Freshwater Lake walk, and if you would prefer a 5km walk
try the Big Dip and Lake Eliza walk. If you are into night walking you will sight
wombats, possums and wallabies here.
Long Beach
This great surf, windsurfing and swimming beach stretches for 17km along Guichen Bay.
The beach can be accessed by four wheel drive and driven along in Summer.
National Trust Museum
Located in the old Custom's House, this museum tell the history of Robe and South
Australia (08 8768 2419).
Robe Historical Interpretation Centre
This building a also houses the library and provides details on all of Robe's activities,
sights, walks and tourist information. Smillie Street.
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