What to See & Do in Deep Creek
- Hiking and Bushwalks – Explore over 15 scenic trails, including family-friendly strolls and challenging hikes like the Deep Creek Circuit and sections of the iconic Heysen Trail.
- Wildlife Spotting – Encounter kangaroos, echidnas, and a wide variety of native birds throughout the park.
- Coastal Views – Take in sweeping views across Backstairs Passage and Kangaroo Island from dramatic cliff-top lookouts.
- Blowhole Beach – A hidden gem tucked in a valley; this remote beach is great for adventurous hikers or 4WD access.
- Photography and Picnics – The park is packed with stunning landscapes perfect for nature photography, and there are several picnic spots ideal for a mid-hike rest.
How to Get There
Deep Creek National Park is accessible via Victor Harbor, from Cape Jervis Road (B37). Most areas of the park are accessible by 2WD vehicles, though Blowhole Beach requires 4WD access.
A national parks entry fee applies and can be paid online or at park entry stations. Bring good walking shoes, drinking water, and your camera — you’ll want it!
Distance from Victor Harbor Holiday Park
Approximately 45–50 minutes by car
Follow the B37 south-west from Victor Harbor toward Cape Jervis, turning off into one of the Deep Creek park entry roads. It’s an easy and scenic drive, perfect for a day trip or half-day nature adventure.