Kimba, a pioneering town was established in 1915. The name is derived from the Aboriginal word, with the meaning of "Bush Fire". The Kimba District is now one of the major wheat producing areas in South Australia. Home to approximately 1300 people and is situated halfway across Australia on the world renowned Eyre Highway, National Highway One. Take time out to peruse the history, sights, fauna and flora. Travellers will find several beautiful spots in and around the Kimba township to rest and relax. The Lions/Apex/Central Park next to the swimming pool on Park Terrace offers electric BBQ, shaded areas and toilet facilities, with a great playground for the children. 'The Gums' along the Eyre Highway also provides a shaded area with picnic and electric BBQ facilities. A fantastic Town with a newly upgraded town hall. You'll know us for the BIG Galah!
The space is part of: Kimba Town Institute Hall
- The Venue doesn't have a designated accessible unisex toilet or hasn't made alternative arrangements nearby for an accessible unisex toilet.
- Not accessible for any other reason.
