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This is an incredible spot for free camping with numerous stunning beaches. Just keep in mind that there are no nearby drinkable water or toilet facilities, so it's advisable to bring your own water. The beaches can be accessed with a regular two-wheel drive car, although the road leading to them is unpaved and quite bumpy. For the best view, make sure to camp along the edges of the cliffs. Fortunately, there is usually plenty of space between campers, so you won't be bothered by neighbors. It's a good idea to bring some firewood when fire restrictions are not in place, as there isn't much burnable wood around. Keep in mind that it can get windy and chilly at night.

Stunning white sandy beach with crystal-clear turquoise water. Access to the beach is via stairs. A bit further along the road, there's a carpark with a path over the dunes leading to the beach, no stairs required. The water was a bit chilly for our liking, but it was wonderful to sit and take in the scenery. There's a stool at the top of the stairs.

We had a wonderful family trip to a stunning beach that offered great opportunities for camping, fishing, and surfing.

Stayed at the "free" caravan park for $10 a night. Unfortunately, we chose the wrong weekend, as there was a group partying all weekend, prompting us to leave a day early. The park has eco-friendly toilets and showers. Fishing is better in the summer when mats are placed on the beach for easier vehicle access.

Kings Beach at Victor Harbor is a gorgeous destination to explore, with the Heysen Trail offering a breathtaking walk.

It's not too bad, but there are many places in York Peninsula that are better.