Accommodation
Coorong National Park
There is something for all ages and interests in the Coorong. The serenity, the sheer diversity, and the proximity to Adelaide make it an immensely popular park. Visitors come for bird watching, boating, kayaking, fishing, camping, walking, four-wheel driving and European and cultural history.
The Coorong is also a wetland of international importance, supporting many significant and endangered flora and fauna.
Both Encounter and Upper South East Marine Parks border Coorong National Park.
28 Mile Crossing campground
This campground may be accessed by 2WD or 4WD and is set amongst sand dunes that offer some protection. A walking trail leads to the beach.
There are 5 unpowered campsites which are suitable for caravans, camper trailers and tents. Park information located adjacent to campground.
Facilities include an accessible long-drop toilet.
Campfires are not allowed.42 Mile Crossing campground
Please note: This campground is currently under redevelopment. Campsites will be limited while this work is carried out. The campground is normally accessible with 2WD or 4WD and has a large grassed area which is semi-sheltered by vegetation. A walking trail leads to the beach from the campground.
There are 30 unpowered campsites which are not numbered, allowing for group camping. They are suitable for caravans, camper trailers and tents. Facilities include an accessible long-drop toilet, disabled parking and sheltered picnic area.
Campfires are permitted in designated fire pits — seasonal fire restrictions apply.Barker Knoll Boating Campground
This campground is located on the edge of the Coorong lagoon and only accessible by boat or canoe.
There is one unpowered campsite which is suitable for tents.
There are no facilities and campfires are not allowed.Boat Mooring campground
Sleep on your boat or in a tent or swag on the shore
of the Coorong Lagoon.
There are no facilities and campfires are not allowed.Godfreys Landing campground
This campground is located on the edge of the Coorong Lagoon and only accessible by boat or canoe.
The unpowered campsite is suitable for tents and large enough for one or two boats.
There are no facilities and campfires are not allowed.Kartoo Road campground
This campground has 7 camp sites along Kartoo Road (4WD only). Camp sites are located on the edge of Coorong Lagoon. Campsite 7 is the only site accessible by 2WD via Long Point. Campsite 6 is close to a boat launching area which may be used by commercial fishermen early in the mornings.
Access 4WD, campsite 7 is accessible by 2WD.
Suitable for camper trailers, tents, swags.
Facilities, long-drop toilet.
Campfires not allowed.
Number of campsites, 7 allocated campsites.
Electricity, unpowered.Long Point campground
This campground has 5 camp sites available offering great views of the Coorong Lagoon and is accessible by 2WD.
Access 2WD and 4WD.
Suitable for caravans, camper trailers, tents, swags.
Facilities, accessible long-drop toilet, accessible car-park, picnic area, water (not suitable for drinking).
Campfires not allowed.
Number of campsites, 5 allocated campsites.
Electricity, unpowered.
Take care driving on corrugated road, especially if towing a caravan.Loop Road - Malleefowl campground
Offering 3 allocated camp sites, this campground is accessible by 2WD.
Suitable for camper trailers, tents and swags.
Facilities: accessible long-drop toilet, accessible parking, picnic area and water (not suitable for drinking) located 2.5kms from the campground at the Loop Road car park.
Campfires are not allowed.Loop Road - Sandpiper campground
Offering 3 allocated camp sites, this campground is accessible by 2WD and 4WD.
Suitable for camper trailers, small campervans, tents and swags.
Facilities: accessible long-drop toilet, accessible parking, picnic area and water (not suitable for drinking) located 2.5kms from the campground at the Loop Road car park.
Campfires are not allowed.Loop Road Caravan Campground
Located on Loop Road, approximately 1 km from Salt Creek. Entry is from the information bay car park and the site is easily accessible by 2WD.
Access 2WD and 4WD.
Suitable for caravans.
Facilities, long-drop toilet.
Campfires not allowed.
Number of campsites, 2 allocated campsites.
Electricity, unpowered.loop-road-hooded-plover-campground
Offering 8 allocated camp sites, this campground is accessible by 2WD.
Access 2WD and 4WD.
Suitable for camper trailers, tents.
Facilities, accessible long-drop toilet, accessible parking, picnic area, rainwater (not suitable for drinking).
Campfires not allowed.
Number of campsites, 8 allocated campsites.Mark Point campground
Offering 2 camp sites and great views of the Coorong Lagoon, this campground is accessible by 2WD.
Please note the nearby boat launch is used by commercial fishermen, often early in the morning.
Access 2WD and 4WD.
Suitable for caravans, camper trailers, tents.
Facilities, boat launch.
Campfires not allowed.
Number of campsites, 2 allocated campsites.
Electricity, unpowered.Non-vehicle Based Camping (Hike, Bike or Canoe)
Coorong National Park is a magnificent place to enjoy true wilderness by hiking, biking or canoeing. If staying overnight, a permit for each person is required. Please choose a camp site carefully not to disturb native vegetation or wildlife, and not in a numbered campsite. For groups larger then 20 persons please call the Coorong Office to organize a group discount (08 8575 1200).
Access, non-vehicle based camping — hiking, cycling or canoeing campsite.
Suitable for hiking, cycling, canoeing.
Facilities, various facilities are located throughout the park.
Campfires not allowed.
Number of campsites, unallocated camping.
Electricity, unpowered.Ocean Beach
Please note; Coorong National Park ocean beach conditions are regularly changing at this time of year due to severe erosion and dune collapses associated with high tides and sea surges.
Driving on the Coorong National Park ocean beach can be a high risk activity under these conditions which could affect your personal safety and could result in damage to your vehicle.
Driving behind and within the dunes on non-designated tracks is prohibited at all times.
When access is possible, camp in unallocated sites between the high and low water marks. You will need a permit for each vehicle.
Access is by 4WD only. Experience in soft sand driving is essential.
Suitable for tents and swags.
Facilities: nil.
Campfires are permitted on the beach below the high water mark, except on days declared as a total fire ban.
Number of campsites: 1 vehicle, maximum 8 guests.
Electricity: unpowered.Parnka Point - Avocet campgrounds
The campground offers partial shade sheltered by trees. Camp sites overlook the Coorong Lagoon and are accessible by 2WD.
Access 2WD and 4WD.
Suitable for camper trailers, tents.
Facilities, accessible long-drop toilet, accessible car-park, boat launch, picnic area.
Campfires not allowed.
Number of campsites, 6 allocated campsites.
Electricity, unpowered.Parnka Point - Pelican campground
The campground offers partial shade sheltered by trees. Camp sites overlook the Coorong Lagoon and are accessible by 2WD.
Access 2WD and 4WD.
Suitable for caravans, camper trailers, tents.
Facilities, long-drop toilet, boat launch, picnic area, disabled parking.
Campfires not allowed.
Number of campsites, 7 allocated campsites.
Electricity, unpowered.Seven Mile Road Campground
Located at 795 Seven Mile Road near Meningie, this campsite is a large grassed area overlooking the Coorong lagoon. It is accessible with a 2WD or 4WD vehicle and suitable for caravans, camper trailers, tents and swags.Tea Tree Crossing - Oystercatcher campground
This campground is situated between Loop Road and the Coorong Lagoon and offers 4 allocated camp sites of varying sizes. Campsites are sheltered by vegetation, some with views of the Coorong Lagoon. Access by 4WD only. Suitable for camper trailers and tents. Facilities, nil. Campfires prohibited at all times. Number of campsites, 4 allocated campsites. Electricity, unpoweredTea Tree Crossing campground
Please note: due to high water levels in the Coorong lagoon, Tea Tree Crossing can currently only be accessed via the 42 Mile Crossing and along the ocean beach. Experience in driving in soft sand is recommended. Towing trailers or campers is not recommended. This campground is a large, unallocated grassed area, with shelter provided by vegetation.
Number of campsites, 1 vehicle (unallocated) 8 guests maximum per vehicle.
Electricity: unpowered.
Facilities: none.Wreck Crossing campground
Only accessible during the summer months, this campground has 5 allocated camp sites offering shade and is accessible by 2WD. This campground may be closed during winter due to wet conditions.
Access 2WD and 4WD.
Suitable for camper trailers, tents.
Facilities, nil.
Campfires not allowed.
Number of campsites, 5 allocated campsites.
Electricity, unpowered.