Murray River National Park
Published: 19 May 2023
Murray River National Park is partially opened. Camping is permitted in selected campsites. Please ensure you have a booking prior to arriving at the park as campsites are limited.
No Booking = No Camping. Camping in closed campsites or in areas outside of designated campsites will not be tolerated. This includes accessing any of these closed sites by boat. Penalties apply.
KATARAPKOCAMPGROUND
Open:
- Campsites 36 to 44
- Kai Kai Nature Trail and Craggs Hut Walking Trail,
- ONLYOPENENTRY — Katarapko Creek entrance from Katarapko Crescent,
- Craggs Road from the entrance to campsites 42 – 44, and Mallee Track,
- Access also to boat launch and car park areas along Craggs Road.
Closed:
- Lock 4 entrance, Draper Rd, and
- Lock 4 Road and Katarapko Way
- Eckert Creek entrance, Log Crossing track
- bottom end of Craggs Road,
- Ngak Indau Wetland Trail
- all bike trails
Katarapko — North Campground Map
LYRUPFLATS CAMPGROUND
Open:
- campsites 1 — 4 to 22 (new numbering)
- Main entrance (near ferry) and Dishers Creek entrance (Old Sturt Highway opposite Speedway)
Lyrup Flats Campground Map
Closed:
- tracks in and around campsites 23 to 38
PARINGAPADDOCK
Open:
- vehicle access now permitted
- Day Visit only, strictly no camping
Closed:
- vehicle access to Goat Island
KINGSTON-ON-MURRAY
Closed:
- Strictly No access
THIELE’S SANDBAR
Closed:
- Strictly No access
Some access roads, internal tracks and campsites remain closed due to damage from flooding (refer to map). Rangers and Field staff are working tirelessly to reopen these areas as soon as possible.
Useful Information:
- bring your own fire wood
- please remain on open roads and tracks only. It is an offence to drive off-track or on closed roads
- please take your rubbish with you
- for Park related issues such as unruly behavior by others please call the Duty Ranger on Phone: 0417192 335
For further information please contact the Berri Regional Office on 8595 2111 or email RMOnlineBookings@sa.gov.au