Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Acraman Creek Conservation Park is on the northern side of Streaky Bay on the western side of the Eyre Peninsula in South Australia, about half way between Ceduna and Streaky Bay townships.The park is 3,952 ha (9,770 acres) in size and contains the Acraman Creek estuary, pristine ocean beaches, sand dunes, mangrove, samphire and mallee habitats. It is an important feeding location for many coastal birds, including migratory waders such as sandpipers and stilts that journey from the Arctic Circle. It is classified as World Conservation Union (IUCN) class VI.A bush camping ground and the ocean beach is accessible by conventional vehicles, but access to boat launching facilities at Port Lindsey on Acraman Creek requires a four wheel drive. Slightly offshore is the remains of a shipwreck when whaling was performed in the area.Activities in the park include Bush camping (permit required), fishing, boating, canoeing and birdwatching.. }
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- Acraman_Creek_Conservation_Park abstract "Acraman Creek Conservation Park is on the northern side of Streaky Bay on the western side of the Eyre Peninsula in South Australia, about half way between Ceduna and Streaky Bay townships.The park is 3,952 ha (9,770 acres) in size and contains the Acraman Creek estuary, pristine ocean beaches, sand dunes, mangrove, samphire and mallee habitats. It is an important feeding location for many coastal birds, including migratory waders such as sandpipers and stilts that journey from the Arctic Circle. It is classified as World Conservation Union (IUCN) class VI.A bush camping ground and the ocean beach is accessible by conventional vehicles, but access to boat launching facilities at Port Lindsey on Acraman Creek requires a four wheel drive. Slightly offshore is the remains of a shipwreck when whaling was performed in the area.Activities in the park include Bush camping (permit required), fishing, boating, canoeing and birdwatching.".