Green Patch
SA 5607 • South Australia
About Green Patch
Green Patch is a rural locality on the Eyre Peninsula of South Australia, situated approximately 20 kilometres northwest of Coffin Bay and 680 kilometres west of Adelaide. Covering around 46 square kilometres, it is a very sparsely populated area of coastal scrubland and farming country near the shores of Coffin Bay. The locality lies within one of South Australia's most scenic coastal regions, known for its pristine waters and rugged coastline.
Life in Green Patch centres on the surrounding natural environment, with the nearby Coffin Bay National Park offering spectacular coastal walks, fishing, and wildlife viewing. The area supports some pastoral farming and aquaculture, with Coffin Bay's famous oysters grown in the surrounding waters. There are no local services — residents travel to Coffin Bay or Port Lincoln for all shopping, schools, and medical needs. The locality appeals to those seeking solitude and proximity to unspoiled coastal wilderness.
Green Patch falls under postcode 5607 and is governed by the local council Council (LGA). For state elections, residents vote in the Flinders electorate.
Location
Transport & Commute
Bus Services
- Premier Stateliner (limited) — Port Lincoln 45-60 min
Commute to Port Lincoln
🛣️ Private vehicle essential. Port Lincoln is the nearest major town. Coffin Bay (20 km) has basic shops.
A remote coastal locality with no shops or services. A car is required for all travel.
Supermarkets Nearby
No major supermarkets listed for this suburb.
Schools
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Private Bag 94
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Ashman Terrace
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Third Street