Kingston SE

Kingston SE is the administrative center of Kingston District Council in southeastern South Australia. The town coordinates local services including road maintenance, waste management, and community development for the surrounding districts.

The region was first visited by Europeans in 1802 when French explorer Nicolas Baudin reached Lacepede Bay. The settlement developed in 1856 to serve as a trade center for the growing pastoral and farming population.

Kingston SE holds significance for the farming families and coastal communities that depend on local services and gather for seasonal events. The town serves as a meeting point where regional identity centers on pastoral traditions and connection to the Limestone Coast landscape.

Kingston SE is well positioned to explore the rural region and has basic facilities for visitors. The best time to visit is during summer months when weather is pleasant and local events take place.

The town serves as a gateway to exploring the Limestone Coast and nearby protected areas rich with native wildlife. These reserves shelter species found nowhere else in the region, making them particularly valuable for nature watching.

Location: Kingston District Council

Website: http://kingstonse.com.au

GPS coordinates: -36.83917,139.84710

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:48