Lot 602 Captain Sturt Road, Hindmarsh Island SA 5214, Australia
The parcel measures 82,505 m², which is just over 8 hectares (about 20 acres). It provides a sizable block of land for a variety of low‑density uses.
The Hindmarsh Island Bridge, opened in 2001, provides a direct road link to Goolwa and is only about 1‑2 km from the parcel. Vehicle access is therefore straightforward via the bridge and the island’s local road network.
Within roughly 1.5 km you’ll find the Hindmarsh Island Marina, the Goolwa railway station, Goolwa Boat Harbour and the historic paddle steamer PS Oscar W. The island also hosts a caravan park, several boat ramps, and the Hindmarsh Island Lookout for recreation.
Hindmarsh Island is part of the Coorong and Lakes Alexandrina and Albert Ramsar wetland and contains the Lawari Conservation Park at its eastern end. While the exact parcel boundaries are not specified, the island’s overall status means many areas are subject to environmental protections.
The island’s landscape includes grassland, wooded forest (Alberto and Selberto forests), salt lakes, mangroves, and a series of sand dunes. Elevation peaks at around 25 m, providing varied topography across the 45.5 km² island.
Given the island’s history of grazing, tourism and recreation, the land could be suitable for agricultural grazing, eco‑tourism activities, or low‑impact commercial uses such as a camp site or nature‑based venture. Its proximity to water and scenic areas also makes it attractive for outdoor recreation developments.
Mains electricity has been supplied to the island since 1965, so power infrastructure is present on the island. Connection to the parcel would depend on proximity to existing lines, but electricity is generally accessible on Hindmarsh Island.
