Two Wells
A major retail and service centre for this prosperous agricultural area, Two Wells is the gateway to the Adelaide Plains. Located only 39km north of Adelaide, Two Wells has managed to keep many of their historic building and cottages, many of which dates back to the 1860's. Enjoy the relaxed, laidback life of a small historical country town with all the convenience of a modern town.
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History
Two Wells, as the name suggests, is situated around two wells. The local Aboriginal tribes, the early bullockies and Shepherd's, originally used the two waterholes. With the finding of copper, there was a demand for water in this area as the road traffic increased; and to cater for this they deepened the holes. Later once the demand declined and the waterholes ceased being used the holes were filled in, and later found in 1967. The two wells have since been restored to their former condition, set in picturesque gardens with picnic facilities.
Attractions
- The state's largest Skydiving club is located in nearby Lower Light, and for the unexperienced skydiver tandem jumps are available.
- The Pudnarla food craft and medicine trail and town heritage walk takes you around the town where there are many historical buildings and the restored wells. A very pleasant way to spend an hour or two.
Town Facilities
- Post Office
- Fuel
- Public Toilets
- Accommodation
Nearest Visitor Information
Two Wells Community Access Business Resource and Internet Centre
Main Street, Two Wells

