Corny Point
SA 5575 • South Australia
About Corny Point
Corny Point is a small coastal locality at the southern tip of Yorke Peninsula in South Australia, administered by the Yorke Peninsula Council within the Yorke and Mid North region. The township, established in 1881, sits on the Spencer Gulf coastline and covers approximately 126 square kilometres of low-lying coastal scrubland and farmland. With a population of around 120 residents, Corny Point is best known as a holiday and fishing destination, attracting visitors from across South Australia with its remote coastal setting and excellent angling opportunities.
The locality features a caravan park, a general store, and access to sheltered beaches popular for swimming, fishing, and crabbing. The rugged coastline and lighthouse precinct are drawcards for day trippers and weekend visitors from Adelaide and the broader Yorke Peninsula. The nearest town with a wider range of services is Warooka, around 20 kilometres to the north-east. Corny Point suits those seeking a genuine seaside escape, with its laid-back character and natural coastal surrounds offering a quiet retreat from city life.
Corny Point falls under postcode 5575 and is governed by the local council Council (LGA). For state elections, residents vote in the Narungga electorate.
Location
Transport & Commute
Bus Services
- Yorke Peninsula Coaches (limited service) — Yorketown or Minlaton (infrequent) Varies
Commute to Adelaide CBD
🛣️ Remotely positioned on the southern tip of Yorke Peninsula; car essential for all travel
Basic facilities near the caravan park and general store, but a car is essential for groceries and most services
Supermarkets Nearby
No major supermarkets listed for this suburb.
Schools
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2 North Terrace
