Groceries, medicine and household basics
IGA covers day-to-day groceries and self-catering supplies, while Stansbury Pharmacy is also on St Vincent Street for prescriptions, medicines and other pharmacy essentials.
Best first stop: St Vincent Street
Practical town directory
Supermarket, pharmacy, butcher, fuel, post office, seafood, books and gifts
Stansbury has a compact group of useful local shops rather than a large shopping centre. Most everyday essentials are concentrated around St Vincent Street and Weaver Street, where you can buy groceries, medicines, fresh meat, fuel and hardware and access postal services without leaving the town centre.
Stansbury has an IGA supermarket, pharmacy, butcher and deli, fuel, hardware, post office, seafood retailer, independent book and record shop, local gifts and seasonal markets. Most everyday shopping is concentrated around St Vincent Street and Weaver Street.
For everyday essentials, start on St Vincent Street for groceries, pharmacy items and fresh meat. Weaver Street is useful for the post office, fuel, hardware and the independent record and bookshop. For seafood, local produce, gifts and seasonal market stalls, add B.A Fisheries, the Visitor Information Outlet and Stansbury Seaside Markets.
IGA covers day-to-day groceries and self-catering supplies, while Stansbury Pharmacy is also on St Vincent Street for prescriptions, medicines and other pharmacy essentials.
Best first stop: St Vincent StreetThe Independent Stansbury / Dalrymple Motors & Hardware site on Weaver Street is the key stop for fuel, basic hardware and automotive needs before continuing around the peninsula.
Best first stop: Weaver StreetShop for seafood at B.A Fisheries, browse Peninsula Records & Books, or use the Visitor Information Outlet and Seaside Markets for local products and souvenirs.
Best for visitors: local independent stores
The town's main supermarket is the most useful stop for groceries, drinks, breakfast supplies, picnic food, toiletries and ingredients for self-catering accommodation.

Use the local pharmacy for prescriptions, medicines and everyday pharmacy essentials. It is at 1 St Vincent Street within the main shopping cluster.

A practical stop for fresh meat, deli products, house-made sausages and ready-to-go barbecue packs. It is especially useful for visitors staying in a holiday house, cabin or caravan park.

This Weaver Street site combines local hardware and automotive services with Stansbury's fuel stop. Unleaded 91 and diesel are available here.

The licensed post office is the central place for postal services in town. It is on Weaver Street, close to the other everyday services.

One of Stansbury's more distinctive shops: an independent record and bookshop with Australian books, vinyl, games and puzzles. It gives visitors a reason to browse rather than only shop for necessities.

Stansbury's local seafood retailer is useful when you want seafood to cook at your accommodation or take away for a coastal meal. The business lists fresh and frozen seafood.

This is more than an information desk. The outlet sells Stansbury and Yorke Peninsula memorabilia, postcards, clothing, magnets, keyrings, local produce and products made or designed by Yorke Peninsula residents.
On Sundays, IGA Stansbury is open 8am–3pm, Independent Stansbury is open 9am–5pm for fuel, and Peninsula Records & Books is open 10am–3pm as part of its Saturday-to-Tuesday schedule. Stansbury Pharmacy, Stansbury Butcher and Deli, and the post office are closed on Sunday under their regular trading hours.
Groceries, drinks, picnic food and household basics.
Fuel, basic road-trip supplies and automotive needs on Weaver Street.
Open Saturday to Tuesday, 10am–3pm.
These regular services are closed on Sunday, so plan them for another day.
The central shopping area is small and easy to understand. St Vincent Street is the key stop for the IGA, pharmacy and butcher. Weaver Street adds the post office, fuel and hardware, plus Peninsula Records & Books.
That layout is useful for visitors because you can combine shopping with the foreshore, jetty, museum and a meal without repeatedly driving across town. If you only need groceries and medicine, St Vincent Street covers both. If you need fuel, hardware or post as well, continue through the Weaver Street cluster.
Do groceries first, add pharmacy or butcher items while you are on St Vincent Street, then use Weaver Street for fuel, hardware or post. Keep seafood and refrigerated shopping until later in the day if you are still sightseeing.

Look here for Stansbury and Yorke Peninsula memorabilia, postcards, clothing, magnets, keyrings, local produce and locally made products.
Best for: a reliable weekday souvenir stopBrowse Australian books, vinyl records, games and puzzles at an independent shop on Weaver Street.
Best for: a distinctive local retail stopFrom October through April, scheduled foreshore markets add local produce, crafts, jewellery, homewares, food and other stalls. A smaller indoor winter market is also held separately from the main foreshore season.
Best for: the widest range of local stalls on market days
Stock up at IGA before heading to smaller coastal stops where choice and trading hours can be more limited.
If you need prescriptions or pharmacy items, do not leave them until Sunday. Thursday is also a shorter pharmacy day.
Use the Weaver Street fuel stop before travelling further around southern Yorke Peninsula.
Combine the butcher and IGA for a simple barbecue, cabin meal or caravan-park dinner.
Buy refrigerated seafood near the end of your shopping run and keep it properly chilled.
The Visitor Information Outlet, records and bookshop, and scheduled markets offer more memorable options than generic road-trip shopping.
Yes. IGA Stansbury is at 2 St Vincent Street and is the main supermarket for groceries, drinks, picnic food and self-catering supplies.
IGA is open Sundays 8am–3pm, Independent Stansbury is open 9am–5pm for fuel, and Peninsula Records & Books is open 10am–3pm. The pharmacy, butcher and post office are closed on Sunday under their regular hours.
Yes. Stansbury Pharmacy is at 1 St Vincent Street. It trades Monday to Friday, with shorter hours on Thursday, and is closed on weekends.
Yes. Independent Stansbury on Weaver Street sells Unleaded 91 and diesel, with Dalrymple Motors & Hardware at the same central location.
Yes. Stansbury Butcher and Deli at 7 St Vincent Street sells meat, deli products, sausages and barbecue packs.
The Visitor Information Outlet sells Stansbury and Yorke Peninsula memorabilia, local produce and locally made products. Seaside Markets add more craft and produce stalls on scheduled market days.
Peninsula Records & Books at 11 Weaver Street is an independent shop selling books, vinyl records, games and puzzles.
B.A Fisheries sells fresh and frozen seafood in Stansbury. Local oyster growers are another option when oysters are available.
Yes. Stansbury LPO is at 4 Weaver Street and is open Monday to Friday, 9am–5pm.
Most everyday shops and services are concentrated around St Vincent Street and Weaver Street, close to the town centre and foreshore.