Lincoln National Park

Lincoln National Park is a coastal national park on the Jussieu Peninsula at the southern tip of Eyre Peninsula in South Australia, about 15 km southeast of Port Lincoln. Proclaimed in 1941, it covers rugged coastline, sheltered bays, sand dunes and mallee scrub. Notable for scenic drives, beaches such as September Beach and Sleaford Bay, Stamford Hill lookout, and the secluded Memory Cove Wilderness Protection Area, it offers camping, hiking and wildlife viewing.

Visitors can expect a rugged coastal park with sheltered bays, sandy beaches, limestone cliffs, sand dunes and mallee woodland on the Jussieu Peninsula. The park offers unsealed scenic drives, walking trails to lookouts such as Stamford Hill, beach access for swimming and fishing, campgrounds near the coast, and 4WD tracks leading to remote areas including Memory Cove Wilderness Protection Area. Wildlife such as kangaroos, emus and seabirds is commonly seen.