About Grange Beach
Grange Beach is a sandy urban beach on Gulf St Vincent in the suburb of Grange, within the City of Charles Sturt in western Adelaide, South Australia. Centred around the historic Grange Jetty, it is known for its wide sandy foreshore, calm sheltered waters and sunset views. A popular family and recreational beach, it offers swimming, fishing, walking and cycling along the Coast Park Trail and is patrolled in summer.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a wide, sandy beach fronting Gulf St Vincent with a long timber jetty extending into the water. The foreshore includes a paved esplanade and Coast Park shared walking and cycling trail, grassed reserves, playgrounds and barbecue areas. The beach is generally calm and suitable for swimming and paddling, with fishing from the jetty, open views to the gulf, and cafes and kiosks near the jetty. The area is residential and family-oriented with easy access to parking and public facilities.
Key highlights
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Historic Grange Jetty built in 1879 extending into Gulf St Vincent
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Wide sandy beach with calm, sheltered waters for swimming and paddling
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Coast Park Trail for walking and cycling along the foreshore
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Popular fishing spot from Grange Jetty
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Sunset views over Gulf St Vincent
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Grassed foreshore reserves with playgrounds and barbecue facilities