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Ardrossan is located on the Eastern
coast of Yorke Peninsula, some 150 km from Adelaide. A popular tourist
destination, Ardrossan is well suited to holidaying with safe and
pleasant beaches, a beautifully located caravan park, good fishing,
and a central location for day trips.
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Ardrossan, proclaimed in 1873, was named by the then Governor Fergusson
after the town of Ardrossan
in Ayshire Scotland.
Visit the information booth near the town jetty for more
information, photos, and historical records.
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The National Trust museum has
extensive displays of local history. The museum is located on Fifth St
in the old Stumpjump Plough Factory. |
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The town jetty was built in 1877 and remains a popular spot for
fishing and crabbing. |
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The Ardrossan Hotel/ Motel is situated on First St. |
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Ardrossan's caravan park has over 200
sites including park cabins, laundry, and a large shower block Pets
(on a leash) are allowed at the managers discretion. |
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A visit to the BHP lookout is a must.
Great views over the gulf, the grain silos, and down into the huge
dolomite quarry behind. |
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Royal House Hotel |
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No visit to Ardrossan would be complete
without a visit to the netYP and
Yorkesystems show rooms on Fifth Street . Drop
in and say 'hi' to our friendly staff! |
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