D’ESTREES BAY, CAPE GANTHEAUME CONSERVATION PARK CONCEPT DESIGN
DEW 23 March 2020 CONTENTS
Introduction Purpose of Report 3 Project Background 3 Site Access 4
Concept Design Tea Trees Campground 8 Wreckers Campground 10 Big Dune Campground 12 Sewer Carpark 14
Birdseye Studios Landscape Architects 2/212 Glen Osmond Rd Fullarton SA 5063
birdseyestudios.com.au
[email protected] INTRODUCTION Cape Gantheaume Conservation Park and Wilderness Protection Area
D A AD O RO R D D'Estrees Bay campgrounds Kingscote A O PURPOSE OF REPORT KANGAROO ISLAND R E
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H R C T G R Birdseye Studios has been commissioned by The Department for Environment and I U O B O O S D D ' AD E RO S Water, Government of South Australia (DEW) to develop detailed concept designs for T Bald Hill Walk AIN R D'Estrees Bay CH E Timber Creek S T E 0 500 1,000 E AS SEAGERS Walk D R E S the upgrade and development of various sites within Cape Gantheaume Conservation CO O TH O metres B ruin W R A
Curley Creek O Y TH Park. Sites for development were identified along D’Estrees Bay Camp Grounds. OU Hike A R S D Murray RO O Tea Trees Campground AD AD Lagoon Murray Lagoon D'ESTREES Vivonne Bay Campground BAY CAPE GANTHEAUME First Boat Ramp PROJECT BACKGROUND CONSERVATION PARK
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A Seal Bay L Conservation Park The D’Estrees Bay southern side of Kangaroo Island, and is home to some of the best B Second Boat Ramp A Wreckers Beach Y Day Visitor Area beaches on Kangaroo Island. The site is a popular tourist destination, and is under the and Campground R O CAPE GANTHEAUME A care and control of DEW. D CONSERVATION PARK CAPE GANTHEAUME Sewer Car Park and CAPE GANTHEAUME Day Visitor Area CONSERVATION PARK SOUTHERN Big Sand Dune KANGAROO ISLAND Throughout D’Estrees Bay, there are multiple camp site available. Available facilities vary Seal Bay WILDERNESS PROTECTION AREA Campground Conservation Park MARINE PARK at each site, but many site are for bush camping, and are hidden away in private sites. KANGAROO ISLAND Wreckers Beach Campground and SEAL BAY Cape Gantheaume Coastal Trek Wheatons Beach Day Visitor Area (subject to seasonal closures) Campground SANCTUARY ZONE Currently there are several small carparks available for day time users to complement Big Sand Dune Campground short walks available. D’Estrees Bay has a strong whaling history and provides a connection to Seal Bay Conservation Park through the Coastal Trek (unmarked, experienced hikers, seasonal closures). Cape Gantheaume
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Information ' • Adjacent ruin nearby D Wheatons Beach Campground • Wreckers Beach Toilets Sewer Car Park and Day Visitor Area SOUTHERN OCEAN • 1 camp ground Parking to Cape Gantheaume Coastal Trek
• Day parking Walk • Beach access Sealed road Campground Hike parks.sa.gov.au • Toilets Cape Gantheaume DEWNR does not guarantee that this map is For more information contact: Historic site Unsealed road Conservation Park error free. Use of the map is at the user's sole Natural Resources Centre Kingscote • Big Dune 0 2.5 5 risk and the information contained on the map T: 08 8553 4444 Marine park may be subject to change without notice. www.naturalresources.sa.gov.au Boat ramp kilometres Track • 1 camp ground Cartography by DEWNR, Mapland - 2016 /kangarooisland Marine park - Walking trail Use this map on your mobile: search Avenza PDF Maps • Wheaton’s Beach Sanctuary zone • 1 camp site • Day parking Current Park Map (DEW) • Beach access
The D’Estrees Bay site also provides • Sewer Carpark • Day parking • Beach access • Starting point for the Cape Gantheaume Coastal Trek
Following an initial site visit with DEW, the below sites were identified as appropriate to explore expansion and development opportunities. • Tea Trees, Wreckers, Big Dune and Sewer Carpark • Access road from park entry through to Sewer Carpark is to be graded, and repaired where required as part of these works (approx. 8.4km)
It was identified that Wheaton’s Beach camp ground and parking should be left as is due to various factors including, exclusivity, surrounding vegetation, topography and site access.
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SITE ACCESS
The D’Estrees Bay area is accessed along the D’Estrees Bay Road which runs along the coastline overlooking into D’Estrees Bay.
Currently the road is severley worn, and is not a ‘comfortable’ drive in a smaller vehicle. It is known that generally only larger SUV’s or 4WD’s access the site due to the current road conditions.
Following an initial site visit with DEW, it was identified as appropriate to include the regrading of D’Estrees Road as part of the camp site expansion and development works.
• Access road from park entry through to Sewer Carpark is to be graded, and repaired where required as part of these works (approx. 8.4km)
The upgrade of this road will provide greater variety of vehicle access, opening up the opportunity to engage a wider tourist group.
The red line shown on the aerial indicates the approximate the extent of works. Actual extent to be confirmed on site with DEW.
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D’Estrees Bay
D’Estrees Bay Rd
Cape Gantheaume Conservation Park
Sewer Carpark
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Previous studies and policies of a general nature with relevance to the D’Estrees Bay Camp 1. One way linear Main road 4. Drive through cluster Main road Grounds include:
• Kangaroo Island Reserves Landscape and Facility Design (TCL + Shannon Architects, 1998) • Adelaide Region Visitor Facilities Framework (TCL, URPS + Shannon Architects, 2010) • Eyes on Eyre Coastal and Inland Visitor Infrastructure Concept Design (Birdseye Studios, 2019)
Kangaroo Island Reserves Landscape and Facility Design (TCL + Shannon Architects Dominant views 1998) Dominant views The Landscape and Facility Design document includes designs for 36 sites across Kangaroo Island, as well as an overarching set of facility elements and material selections which respond to the local environment and regional identity. The basis of design of these elements can be utilised in the detailed concept design of the D’Estrees Bay Camp Dual direction road Grounds. 2. Two way linear Main road Adelaide Region Visitor Facilities Framework (TCL, URPS + Shannon Architects, 2010)
The Framework provides 13 Guiding Principles which should shape the planning of visitor 6m MIN facilities across the Adelaide Region:
1. Visitor Experience 2. Site Impact 3. Site Influence 4. Sense of Place and Identity 5. Levels of Service 6. Design Language and Quality Dominant views Single direction road 7. Materials 8. Environmentally Sustainable Design 9. Target Users 10. Buildability 11. Safety and Risk Management 12. Fire 5m MIN 13. Community Involvement 3. One way loop Main road
Each of these guiding principles will be considered during the detailed concept design process for the D’Estrees Bay Camp Grounds. Minimum turning radius Best Practice Coastal Camp Site Models Design models for coastal based camp sites based on up to date analysis of current trends tourism throughout Australia have recently been developed in Western and Southern Australia. While there are some idiosyncrasies of D’Estrees Bay not incorporated into Dominant views these design models, a significant number of similarities mean the principles of the design models may be applied to the detailed concept designs.
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Example of Camp Ground Layouts
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Single camp site Double camp site Tent / Small Camper camp site Single camp site Double camp site Tent / Small Camper camp site approx. 145m² approx. 295m² approx. 95m² approx. 145m² approx. 295m² approx. 95m²
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Examples of Camp Site Types, Sizes and Usage
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CURRENT FACILITIES The Tea Trees Camp Ground provides two camp grounds with no further facilities. The camp grounds are located adjacent the beach, taking advantage of the views across D’Estrees Bay. The camp sites are small and restrict the type of camping.
It was identified at the site visit with DEW that the camp ground was suitable for extension largely due to the topographic nature of the site, the current vegetation and ability to provide camping so close to the beach.
PROPOSED UPGRADES
The proposed development will see vehicle access upgraded to a new one-way access road. Coaches will be deterred from entering the site through appropriate signage at entry points. A small number of day parks will be provided at the site.
A new central toilet block will be provided. This will allow for usage by day visitors, but will also be within close proximity to the camp sites. A new small shelter is proposed and will include a picnic table.
The proposed redevelopment will see a total of 5 camp sites. These will be easily accessed by all types of campers including caravans, RV’s, camper trailers and tent users. Boundary fencing will be included to protect existing vegetation and where required, revegetation will be undertaken to disturbed areas.
There is currently an informal beach access point, this will be defined through the use of directional signage. A secondary access point will be provided adjacent the camp sites. This dedicated access point will aim to prevent multiple access points being created by campers.
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Information
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Walk SOUTHERN OCEAN Hike
Sealed road 6 Camp site number parks.sa.gov.au
Cape Gantheaume DEWNR does not guarantee that this map is For more information contact: Unsealed road 0 2 4 Conservation Park error free. Use of the map is at the user's sole Natural Resources Centre Kingscote risk and the information contained on the map T: 08 8553 4444 Track Marine park may be subject to change without notice. www.naturalresources.sa.gov.au kilometres Cartography by DEWNR, Mapland - 2016 /kangarooisland Marine park - Walking trail Use this map on your mobile: search Avenza PDF Maps Sanctuary zone Current Camp Ground Map (DEW)
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LEGEND
SIGNAGE Camp entry signage / artwork Camp usage / camp rules Camp site numbers Road safety and car parking signs Interpretive / educational / informative
Fencing
Roadway (arrow denotes direction of travel
Campsite
To Park Entry
Revegetation
1.5m pedestrian trail 3
1 Proposed new shelter with picnic setting 1 2 Proposed new toilet (disabled & ambulant facilities) 2 3 Upgraded beach access with sand ladders where required
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CURRENT FACILITIES
Currently the Wreckers site provides one camp ground which has parking adjacent. It also provides informal day visitor parking and existing toilet facilities which are disconnected from the other facilities on site.
It was identified at the site visit with DEW that the camp ground was suitable for extension largely due to the topography of the site, and the current vegetation. The Wreckers site is largely attractive due to the proximity and stunning views available from multiple points across D’Estrees Bay.
PROPOSED UPGRADES
Proposed vehicle access is incorporated with a new one-way access road. Coaches will be deterred from entering the site through appropriate signage at entry points. Day parking will be provided at the site for vehicles only. The existing access road will be shut off and revegetated. This will require fencing along the road edge until the planting is sufficiently established.
The proposed redevelopment will see a total of 14 camp sites. These will be easily accessed by all types of campers including caravans, RV’s, camper trailers and tent users. Boundary fencing will be included to protect existing vegetation.
A new large additional toilet facility will be provided adjacent the day visitor parking, and is proposed in a central location to allow for camp users at the southern end of the site.
A new large shelter structure, with multiple picnic tables and BBQ’s is proposed at the central parking / toilet facility location.
A small number of new paths are provided to provide campers links with facilities. Two existing beach access points will be retained (one north, one south). These will be upgraded and defined access paths to prevent damage to surrounding dune vegetation.
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Sealed road 6 Camp site number parks.sa.gov.au
Cape Gantheaume DEWNR does not guarantee that this map is For more information contact: Unsealed road Conservation Park error free. Use of the map is at the user's sole Natural Resources Centre Kingscote 0 2 4 risk and the information contained on the map T: 08 8553 4444 Marine park may be subject to change without notice. kilometres Track www.naturalresources.sa.gov.au Cartography by DEWNR, Mapland - 2016 /kangarooisland Marine park - Walking trail Use this map on your mobile: search Avenza PDF Maps Sanctuary zone Current Camp Ground Map (DEW)
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LEGEND
SIGNAGE Camp entry signage / artwork Camp usage / camp rules Camp site numbers Road safety and car parking signs Interpretive / educational / informative
Fencing
Roadway (arrow denotes direction of travel
Campsite
Revegetation
1.5m wide pedestrian trail 5
1 Car Park with 9 spaces 5 2 Existing toilet facilities to be retained 2 3 Proposed new large shelter with 3 x picnic setting & 2 x BBQ facilities 4 Proposed new toilet (disabled, ambulant & 1 standard cubicle facilities) 5 Upgraded beach access with sand ladders where 3 required 4
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CURRENT FACILITIES
Currently the Big Dune Campground provides one camp ground with no further facilities. The camp ground is small and suitable for a small tent only, with parking adjacent.
It was identified at the site visit with DEW that the camp ground was suitable for extension largely due to the topography of the site, and the current vegetation. The Big Sand Dune also provides protection from the regular southerly winds Kangaroo Island experiences.
PROPOSED UPGRADES
Proposed vehicle access is incorporated with a new one-way access road. Coaches will be deterred from entering the site through appropriate signage at entry points. No day parking will be provided at the site. It is proposed to maintain the site as private and secluded.
The proposed redevelopment will see a total of 9 camp sites. These will be easily accessed by all types of campers including caravans, RV’s, camper trailers and tent users. Boundary fencing will be included to protect existing vegetation.
The upgrade will provide multiple dual / large group sites to cater for larger family / school groups.
New toilet facilitess will be provided. These are located centrally for ease of access by campers.
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SEAL BAY Cape Gantheaume Coastal Trek Wheatons Beach (subject to seasonal closures) Campground SANCTUARY ZONE
CAPE GANTHEAUME CONSERVATION PARK KANGAROO ISLAND Cape Gantheaume
SOUTHERN KANGAROO ISLAND Campground MARINE PARK
Information
Toilets
Parking
Walk SOUTHERN OCEAN Hike
Sealed road 6 Camp site number parks.sa.gov.au
Cape Gantheaume DEWNR does not guarantee that this map is For more information contact: Unsealed road Conservation Park error free. Use of the map is at the user's sole Natural Resources Centre Kingscote 0 2 4 risk and the information contained on the map T: 08 8553 4444 Marine park may be subject to change without notice. www.naturalresources.sa.gov.au kilometres Track Cartography by DEWNR, Mapland - 2016 /kangarooisland Marine park - Walking trail Use this map on your mobile: search Avenza PDF Maps Sanctuary zone Current Camp Ground Map (DEW)
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To Park Entry
LEGEND
SIGNAGE Camp entry signage / artwork Camp usage / camp rules Camp site numbers Road safety and car parking signs Interpretive / educational / informative
Fencing
Roadway (arrow denotes direction of travel)
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Revegetation
1 Proposed new toilet (disabled & ambulant facilities) 2 Large group site 3 Dual / large group site 1
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CURRENT FACILITIES
Currently the Sewer Carpark is an informal carpark providing space for approximately 6 vehicles. No further facilities are provided at the site. The site is the last accessible point by vehicle along D’Estrees Bay Road, and provides a starting point for the Coastal Trek (seasonal opening). This trek provides a pedestrian connection to Bales Beach / Seal Bay. There are currently multiple ‘informal tracks’ down to the beach.
It was identified at the site visit with DEW the carpark was suitable for extension largely due to the topographic nature of the site, and the current vegetation.
PROPOSED UPGRADES
The proposed redevelopment will see vehicle access is upgraded to ensure suitable coach turnaround point at the road end. 6 additional vehicle parks will be included on the northern side of the road. Appropriate parking bays for coaches / mini-buses or RV’s / caravans is included.
A new toilet facility will be provided. This is located adjacent the carpark for ease of access by users.
Two existing beach access points will be upgraded to be ‘defined’ access points to deter, destruction of the dunes in other areas, allowing rehabilitation and revegetation to occur.
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LEGEND
SIGNAGE Road safety and car parking signs Interpretive / educational / informative To Park Entry
Fence
Roadway and visitor parking
1.5m wide pedestrian trail
2 Revegetation
5 2 1 Car Park with 12 spaces
2 MiniBus / Coach drop off / parking 3 Upgrade beach access 4 1.5m wide path connection to start of ‘Coastal Trek’ 1 5 Proposed new toilet (disabled & ambulant facilities) 3
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