State Heritage Place No 14063.

The Torrens Vale Sheep Dip, near the corner of Dairy Flat Road and Treasure Lane, was built in 1894. In 2019 the Yankalilla & District Historical Society arranged for the site to be marked with a plaque. The plaque states:
'In the early 1890s it became law under the Stock Diseases Act to dip sheep infected with lice and ticks. In 1896 there were eight prosecutions of farmers in the Yankalilla District for failing to dip infected sheep. To reduce the cost of dipping, farmers began to join together to establish community dips. The Torrens Vale sheep dip was constructed in 1894 and farmers from around the district brought their sheep here to be dipped. The Torrens Vale Sheep Dip Company was formed, and in 1927 the Company took out a 99 year lease on this land. This sheep dip is in very good condition, and is state heritage listed.'

This site is on private property.