About Kingston Park Coastal Reserve
Kingston Park Coastal Reserve is a public coastal reserve at Kingston Park in the City of Holdfast Bay, south of Adelaide, South Australia. Stretching along the Gulf St Vincent coastline beneath dramatic cliffs, it combines a sandy beach, cliff-top parkland and the Tjilbruke Monument. Notable for Kaurna cultural heritage, scenic coastal views and the coastal walking trail linking Seacliff to Marino, it offers accessible open space for walking, picnicking and sightseeing.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect an open coastal reserve with a sandy beach at the base of limestone cliffs and a grassed cliff-top parkland above. The reserve features the Tjilbruke Monument, interpretive signage, paved and unpaved walking paths along the Coast Park Trail, picnic and barbecue areas, a playground and lookouts over Gulf St Vincent. The setting is exposed and natural, with views to the sea, coastal vegetation and direct beach access via stairs and ramps.
Key highlights
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Tjilbruke Monument and Kaurna interpretive signage at the cliff top
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Cliff-top section of the Coast Park Trail with panoramic views over Gulf St Vincent
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Sandy beach with access for beach walking at low tide
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Grassed picnic and barbecue areas with playground
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