Yorke Peninsula Council

Surrounded by over 485 kilometres of amazing coastline, the Yorke Peninsula offers something special for everyone that visits.
Spectacular coastal landscapes with rugged cliffs and sandy beaches provide the backdrop of Innes National Park.
The Council covers an area of 5,899 square kilometres, with distance of approximately 175 kilometres between its northern and southern boundaries.
The Council employs around 150 employees to look after the area of some 5,899 square kilometres.
The Yorke Peninsula is a farming, fishing and tourist community nestled between the waters of the Gulf St Vincent and the Spencer Gulf.
Building and development is growing steadily every year as more and more people discover Yorke Peninsula's secrets.
The Council provides a wide range of community services including collaborative library services.
The Council employs around 150 employees to look after the area of some 5,899 square kilometres.

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The Great Gum Flat Adventure
18 September 2017
Sunday 15 October any time between 11:00 am – 3:00 …
2018 Art Exhibition Poster Competition
12 September 2017
As part of YPArt’s 2018 Art Exhibition we are very …
Channel 7 Sunrise to broadcast from Port Vincent
29 August 2017
Channel 7’s breakfast program “Sunrise” will visit Port Vincent Foreshore …
Roadside Vegetation Clearance Continues
17 August 2017
The second-year of Yorke Peninsula Council’s roadside vegetation clearance …
Port Rickaby Landscape Project
17 August 2017
Following an invasion of weeds on the foreshore at Port …

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