45 Yeovil Circuit, Craigmore SA 5114, Australia
Craigmore is situated approximately 29 km by road from the Adelaide GPO, placing the property about a half‑hour drive from the city centre.
The suburb is served by Adelaide Metro bus routes 441, 442 and 443, which terminate at the Smithfield and Elizabeth Interchanges. From there, trains provide connections to Adelaide and Gawler.
Craigmore Park is located about 0.8 km away, and the Smith Creek Trail – also known as the Elephant Walk – runs through the area, offering a shared footpath and bikeway for recreation.
In June 2010 a transmission tower was erected on the corner of Uley and Adams Roads, bringing television reception to Craigmore. At the same time, ADSL‑equivalent speed internet was introduced via wireless WiMAX.
Since the 2010 upgrade, residents can access ADSL‑equivalent speeds through WiMAX, eliminating the earlier reliance on 3G, dial‑up or satellite connections.
The suburb’s terrain varies from roughly 86 m to 149 m above sea level, with the higher points located near the foothills.
Craigmore lies on the traditional lands of the Kaurna people; European settlement began in the early 1850s. Modern development started in the 1970s with State Housing Trust estates, followed by private expansions in the 1980s, 1990s and 2000s.
