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Coffin Bay National Park

SA · National Parks and Wildlife Service South Australia

No closure listed

No closure listed. Not a promise: conditions change, and not every closure is listed.

No closure listed by National Parks and Wildlife Service South Australia as of 5:46 am Mon 5 Oct 2026 (Adelaide time). National Parks and Wildlife Service South Australia lists 2 alerts below.

We last read NPWS SA's alerts at 5:46 am Mon 5 Oct 2026 (Adelaide time). They last changed at 5:46 am Mon 5 Oct 2026 (Adelaide time).

Always check the official site and local conditions before you go: National Parks and Wildlife Service South Australia.

Fire bans change daily, so we don't show them. Check today's on the Country Fire Service site.

Other alerts (2)

These aren't closures. Open one to read it.

Cautions

  • YANGIE BAY TO MORGANS LANDING 4WD TRACK: The 4WD track from Yangie Bay to Morgans Landing has deep ruts, narrow passes & soft sandy sections · NPWS SA

    NPWS SA · Caution

    YANGIE BAY TO MORGANS LANDING 4WD TRACK: The 4WD track from Yangie Bay to Morgans Landing has deep ruts, narrow passes & soft sandy sections

    YANGIE BAY TO MORGANS LANDING 4WD TRACK: The 4WD track from Yangie Bay to Morgans Landing has deep ruts, narrow passes & soft sandy sections. Please use caution when traversing & drive to conditions. Sand flags & recovery tracks recommended. Occasionally high tides inundate sections of the track with seawater, we recommend avoiding peak tide times and checking water depths before crossing.

    First seen by us at 5:46 am Mon 5 Oct 2026 (Adelaide time) (NPWS SA doesn't give times). As of 5:46 am Mon 5 Oct 2026 (Adelaide time). Read it on the NPWS SA site.

    Closures & alerts © Government of South Australia (National Parks and Wildlife Service South Australia), licensed under CC BY 3.0 AU

Works and events

  • Visitors are advised to not approach or touch the whale carcass on Almonta Beach as it decomposes · NPWS SA

    NPWS SA · Works or event

    Visitors are advised to not approach or touch the whale carcass on Almonta Beach as it decomposes

    Visitors are advised to not approach or touch the whale carcass on Almonta Beach as it decomposes. Please be advised it may increase shark activity in the area, including at Gunyah Beach and Golden Island Beach.

    First seen by us at 5:46 am Mon 5 Oct 2026 (Adelaide time) (NPWS SA doesn't give times). As of 5:46 am Mon 5 Oct 2026 (Adelaide time). Read it on the NPWS SA site.

    Closures & alerts © Government of South Australia (National Parks and Wildlife Service South Australia), licensed under CC BY 3.0 AU