Paris Creek
54 kilometres from Adelaide
On the northern edge of the Fleurieu Peninsula, six kilometres from Meadows, Paris Creek is now more associated with biodynamic dairy products than the original Paris family who settled the town in the 1860s. In the past, the town was renowned for its marble, which has been used in local public buildings, as well as the National War Memorial in Canberra.
A collectors outlet has possibly the largest selection of thimbles and collectables in Australia, while from September to late November, dazzlingly colourful sweet peas in flower can be seen in the gardens of Paris Creek Pottery.
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Five Visitor Information Centres are spread across the Fleurieu Peninsula. Each has a dedicated team of locals and resources to support you during your stay.
They can provide you with assistance in booking your trip, planning details for your visit, or give advice on what is happening in the region during your stay.
FLEURIEU PENINSULA VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRES