# Coffin Bay Oyster Farms

> A small waterfront town about 45 km west of Port Lincoln, famed for oysters grown in the sheltered bay.

Source: https://camping-spirit.com/places/au-coffin-bay-oysters/

A small waterfront town about 45 km west of Port Lincoln, famed for oysters grown in the sheltered bay. Farm tours let you taste them within minutes of harvest, and the nearby national park has surf beaches.

- **Nearest town:** Coffin Bay, South Australia
- **Category:** Food & drink
- **GPS:** -34.6188, 135.4700
- **Editor's pick:** ★

## Good to know

**Best time to go:** The most pleasant months are usually March–May and October–November. Still fine, with some compromises, in February, June–September and December. (Estimate from long-term temperature averages, terrain and pass seasons)

## Featured in these trip guides

- [Eyre Peninsula to the Nullarbor and Head of Bight](https://camping-spirit.com/guides/au-eyre-peninsula-nullarbor/)

## Nearby

- [Lincoln National Park](https://camping-spirit.com/places/au-lincoln-national-park/) – 46 km
- [Dhilba Guuranda-Innes National Park](https://camping-spirit.com/places/au-innes-national-park/) – 152 km
- [Big Galah, Kimba](https://camping-spirit.com/places/au-kimba-big-galah/) – 186 km
- [Rocky River Campground, Flinders Chase](https://camping-spirit.com/places/au-rocky-river-campground/) – 187 km

## FAQs

### Where is Coffin Bay Oyster Farms?

Coffin Bay Oyster Farms is in Coffin Bay, South Australia, at GPS -34.6188, 135.4700.

### Which road trips pass Coffin Bay Oyster Farms?

Coffin Bay Oyster Farms is a stop on these CampingSpirit trip guides: Eyre Peninsula to the Nullarbor and Head of Bight.

### What is there to see near Coffin Bay Oyster Farms?

Places worth a stop nearby: Lincoln National Park (46 km), Dhilba Guuranda-Innes National Park (152 km), Big Galah, Kimba (186 km) and Rocky River Campground, Flinders Chase (187 km).

### When is the best time to visit Coffin Bay Oyster Farms?

The most pleasant months are usually March–May and October–November. Still fine, with some compromises, in February, June–September and December. (Estimate from long-term temperature averages, terrain and pass seasons)