Cape Jaffa Caravan Park
Camp in Kingston (SA)

The 'Cape' was also obvious as Kings camp, named after W.F.King the works superintend for the construction of the lighthouse. One of the main industries in those early day was to harvest Wattle Bark and this continued until the 1950's. Another industry to flourish was the Cane Grass (used for making brooms) generous local land owners excess money in the early part of the century until behind the second world war. This came about by the local community pulling together collecting the lime stone and burning it to preserve expenses With the help of the local M.P. The school closed in 1951 and the building calm stands on the corner of Limestone coast road and Holmes road.

Cape Jaffa has a range of activities including rock lobster fishing, wine region, four wheel driving, bush walking, water sports and marine animal viewing. Cape Jaffa Caravan Park has a range of accommodation including budget, family and en suite cabins, generous sized powered unpowered sites under the shade of trees and green grassy sites. The park offers considerable guest facilities including a park office offering a range of goods such as takeaways, fishing gear bait, fuel, alcohol and much more. Cape Jaffa Caravan Park has a range of accommodation to choose from including cabins and generous sized powered unpowered sites lower the shade of trees and green grassy sites. Cape Jaffa today is a thriving rock lobster fishing port with wholesalers exporting all over the world. New Lobster can be purchased from the wholesalers imminent the Jetty and the Caravan Park has a special crayfish cooking facility. The start of the wine follow is just a concise 10 tiny drive from Cape Jaffa. Staying at the Cape provides the ultimate beach holiday escape, offering sufficient of scope for many water activities such as fishing, scuba diving over the marvelous reefs and snorkeling around the very safe swimming beach. Seals, dolphins and penguins can often be seen accessible to shore. There are lots of opportunities for bush walking or four wheel driving. It is legal in this segment of S.A to drive upon the beach and many people take the opportunity during the summer months for a attractive four wheel driving experience on the beach between Kingston and Cape Jaffa. The Caravan Park has pretty shady generous sized grassed sights. Easy access to the state of the art Anchorage Marina boat ramp.