The Keyneton-Sedan-Cambrai planning area, located along the eastern edge of the Mount Lofty Ranges, consists of the following housing areas.

Keyneton, Sedan, and Cambrai are three historic townships located on the eastern side of the LGA. Keyneton, established in 1842 and named after English pastoralist Joseph Keynes, is home to the renowned Henschke Wines. Nearby Sedan, settled by Lutherans in the 1850s, is known for its community-designed mosaic landmark and historic architecture, including 19th-century buildings from its days as a bustling railway terminus. Cambrai, originally known as Rhine Villa, is an agricultural district home to Marne Valley Turf and the nearby Shell Hill, a natural wonder with ancient oyster shell deposits. Towitta and Graeztown, smaller rural settlements in the region, also reflect the area’s early European agricultural heritage and contribute to its rich rural character. Together, these towns and settlements offer a glimpse into South Australia’s rural past.

Community Engagement – Dates Coming Soon

Our focussed consultation in Keyneton - Sedan - Cambrai planning area will take place in December 2026 – February 2027. We are currently finalising the consultation schedule.

Community engagement is an important part of developing the Community Action Plans, and we want to ensure the timing works well for local residents, groups, and stakeholders.

Please keep an eye on this space.

Exact engagement dates and activities will be announced here shortly.

In the meantime, we will continue to provide updates through Council’s website, social media, newsletters, and other communication channels. Thank you for your patience, we look forward to working with your community soon.