Accommodation

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.

If you are intend­ing to camp on the beach near the cross­ing, please book a Beach Camp­ing site.

3 Mile Bend Camp­ground is locat­ed approx­i­mate­ly 3 km north­west of Beach­port via the Lake George Road. Sites vary in size, with most being suit­able for small to medi­um sized car­a­vans and are acces­si­ble by 2WD. Each site is nes­tled under paper bark tea-trees, offer­ing good shade and wind pro­tec­tion. The lake is salty and not suit­able for swim­ming, but is home to many types of water birds. The back beach is approx­i­mate­ly 1.5km to the west, along a sandy track.

Access 2WD (avoid sandy areas).
Suit­able for car­a­vans, camper trail­ers, tents.
Facil­i­ties, acces­si­ble long-drop toi­let, pic­nic tables.
Camp­fires allowed in fire pits only (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Num­ber of camp­sites, 7 allo­cat­ed campsites.
Unpowered.

The bush camp­ing area at 3 O’Clock Creek offers shady camp­ing spots and water. This bore water is the last place to fill up on drink­ing water before you cross the desert. 

Access: 4WD only.
Suit­able for: tents, camper trail­ers and caravans.
Facil­i­ties: water avail­able from the bore, pic­nic table.
Camp­fires: not allowed.
Unal­lo­cat­ed camp­ground: 20 vehi­cles maximum.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

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. 

If you are intend­ing to camp on the beach near the cross­ing, please book a Beach Camp­ing site.

Nes­tled between two moun­tain ranges, this small camp­ground sur­round­ed by native pine trees is a short walk from Bun­yeroo Gorge. The camp­ground has 4 allo­cat­ed camp­sites and is acces­si­ble by high clear­ance 2WD.

Access: access by high clear­ance 2WD high clear­ance and 4WD.
Suit­able for: tents, camper trailers.
Facil­i­ties: long-drop toilet.
Camp­fires: allowed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Num­ber of camp­sites: 4 allo­cat­ed campsites.
Unpowered.

Water tank locat­ed at toi­let block. NPWS can­not guar­an­tee con­sis­tent water qual­i­ty and supply.

Alli­ga­tor Lodge is a spa­cious three bed­room self-con­tained lodge set into the hill­side. Lodge includes an inter­nal bath­room with show­er cubi­cle, bath and a sep­a­rate toi­let. Ide­al­ly locat­ed to explore the parks numer­ous bush­walk­ing trails and a short dri­ve to the parks scenic gorges. The lounge rooms floor to ceil­ing win­dows offer sur­round­ing views of the bush and where you can sit back and enjoy the nat­ur­al surroundings.

Locat­ed on the north­ern side of the Chap­man Riv­er, this camp­ground con­sists of camp sites with near­by walk­ing trails pro­vid­ing access to the beach and the riv­er. Var­i­ous sites offer part shade and wind pro­tec­tion. Good safe calm water great for kayak­ing in the Chap­man River. 

Access: 2WD and 4WD.
Suit­able for: tents, select­ed sites suit­able for camper trail­ers and caravans.
Facil­i­ties: Flush toi­let, pic­nic table.
Camp­fires: sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply.
Num­ber of camp­sites: 10 allo­cat­ed campsites.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

Dogs are not allowed.

The camp­ground is locat­ed on the west­ern side of the ranges approx­i­mate­ly 1.5 hours dri­ve from Bal­canoona via the Cop­ley-Bal­canoona and Umber­atana Rroads. Camp sites are locat­ed near the end of the track, close to the riv­er red gums and native pines of Arcoona Creek. This camp pro­vides a great base for hik­ers wish­ing to explore Arcoona Bluff and the Gam­mon Plateau.

Access: 4WD or high clear­ance 2WD.
Suit­able for: tents and camper trailers.
Facil­i­ties: nil.
Camp­fires: allowed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Unal­lo­cat­ed camp­ground — max­i­mum 4 vehicles.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

Locat­ed at the north­ern-most point of the park, this camp­ground is the start­ing point for sev­er­al loop walks. The camp­ground is on the edge of the Aroona Creek between two moun­tain ranges. The Hey­sen Trail runs close to this camp­ground. The camp­ground has 13 allo­cat­ed camp sites and is acces­si­ble by 4WD.

Access: access by high clear­ance 2WD high clear­ance and 4WD.
Suit­able for: tents, camper trail­ers, caravans.
Facil­i­ties: long-drop toi­let, bush camp­ing, bus parking.
Camp­fires: allowed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Num­ber of camp­sites: 13 allo­cat­ed campsites.
Unpow­ered. Water tank locat­ed at toi­let block. NPWS can­not guar­an­tee con­sis­tent water qual­i­ty and supply.

The Shear­ers Quar­ters are locat­ed at Bal­canoona direct­ly oppo­site the Nation­al Parks Office, and keys are obtain­able from the office. 

The Shear­ers Quar­ters con­sist of a large com­mu­nal kitchen and lounge area in the cen­tre of the build­ing and small­er bed­rooms off the veranda. 

Each bed­room sleeps up to 2 peo­ple (2 sin­gle beds). A total of 8 sin­gle rooms plus the Man­agers room (Sleeps 3) are avail­able. Fans, light­ing and a pow­er point are avail­able. Each room has Evap­o­ra­tive air-con­di­tion­ing and No heating.

The com­mu­nal kitchen is equipped with two large fridges and one large chest freez­er, gas stove/​oven, tables and chairs, sink and all crock­ery and cutlery. 

The com­mu­nal lounge has a com­bus­tion heater (Wood pro­vid­ed), assort­ed lounges, large table and chairs and a TV.

There are exter­nal show­ers & toi­lets, a laun­dry area with a large wash­ing machine and a large gas BBQ and fire pit.

Please bring your own linen, blan­kets, pil­lows, tow­els, tea tow­els and matches.

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.

Locat­ed near the west­ern entrance to the park, this camp­ground has 9 sites that offer var­i­ous lev­els of shade and pro­tec­tion from the wind.

Access: 2WD and 4WD.
Suit­able for tents, camper trail­ers with select­ed sites suit­able for caravans.
Camp­fires: to be con­tained to the fire pit only. fire pits locat­ed with­in all camp­sites (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Facil­i­ties: long-drop toilet.
Num­ber of campsites:9.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

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 5 guests.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

Locat­ed beside a remote sandy beach, Black Springs camp­ground is sur­round­ed by mallee and paper bark trees and over­looks Port Dou­glas. There are 8 allo­cat­ed, unpow­ered camp­sites. Access is 4WD only, suit­able for tents and off-road camper trail­ers. Facil­i­ties, long-drop toi­let. Camp­fires per­mit­ted, fire pits not pro­vid­ed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions and con­di­tions apply). Swim­ming, fish­ing, bird­watch­ing, short walks, 4WDing, kayaking.

The camp­ing area is set on top of lime­stone cliffs over­look­ing Port Dou­glas with tea-tree and mallee veg­e­ta­tion pro­vid­ing lim­it­ed shade. The area pro­vides over­flow camp­ing for the main Black Springs camp­ground. There is expo­sure to north and east winds. The camp­ground offers unal­lo­cat­ed and unpow­ered camp­ing for 8 vehi­cles. Access 4WD only, suit­able for tents and off-road camper trail­ers. No facil­i­ties, near­est are at Black Springs (approx 600m). Camp­fires per­mit­ted, fire pits not pro­vid­ed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions and con­di­tions apply). Swim­ming, fish­ing, bird­watch­ing, short walks, 4WDing and kayaking.

Sleep on your boat or in a tent or swag on the shore 
on the Coorong Lagoon.

There are no facil­i­ties and camp­fires are not allowed.

Access via Paringa.

Dogs are now per­mit­ted in the Bor­der Cliffs camp­ground, pro­vid­ing it is on a lead not exceed­ing three metres in length, or con­fined in a motor vehi­cle, trail­er or vessel. 

Bor­der Cliffs Camp­ground is locat­ed 30 km north­east of Paringa, along the banks of the Riv­er Mur­ray. It’s the per­fect base for explor­ing the near­by Bor­der Cliffs Cus­tomers House Wet­land Walk­ing Trail or launch­ing a canoe or kayak. The camp­ground pro­vides areas of part shade and pro­tec­tion from wind on slight­ly slop­ing bare ground. Note, there is no phone recep­tion once down in the campground.

Access 2WD and 4WD.
Suit­able for tents only on the riv­er front. Car­a­vans or camper­vans may use the car park area at their camp­site but can­not access the riv­er front.
Facil­i­ties. Long-drop toi­let, riv­er access.
NOCAMP­FIRESALLOWEDDUR­INGFIREDAN­GER SEASON.
Num­ber of camp­sites. 5 allo­cat­ed campsites.
Elec­tric­i­ty: Unpowered.

Acces­si­ble by 4WD only, Box Flat Camp­ground is sit­u­at­ed near an old out­sta­tion of the Gar­ra Pas­toral lease and Box Flat soak­age. The ruins of the old stone build­ing are a short walk from the camp­ing area. Dur­ing win­ter the soak­ages hold water, attract­ing wildlife.

Access 4WD only.
Suit­able for tents, camper trailer.
Facil­i­ties: fire pits.
NOCAMP­FIRESALLOWEDDUR­INGFIREDAN­GER SEASON.
Num­ber of camp­sites: 4 allo­cat­ed campsites.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

This camp­ground offers two dif­fer­ent camp­ing expe­ri­ences on the banks of Brachi­na Creek and Aroona Creek.

Access: access by high clear­ance 2WD — var­i­ous camp­sites are 4WD only.
Suit­able for: tents, camper trail­ers, select­ed sites suit­able for caravans.
Facil­i­ties: long drop toi­let, fire pits.
Camp­fires: allowed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Num­ber of camp­sites: 13 allo­cat­ed campsites.
Unpow­ered. Water tank locat­ed at toi­let block. NPWS can­not guar­an­tee con­sis­tent water qual­i­ty and supply.

Acces­si­ble by 4WD only, vis­i­tors can camp with­in 500 m of a his­toric ruin, a rem­nant of ear­ly Euro­pean set­tle­ment in the area. A per­fect rest stop for those dri­ving the Dukes Highway.

Access 4WD only.
Suit­able for tents, camper trailers.
Facil­i­ties: pic­nic table, fire-pit.
NOCAMP­FIRESALLOWEDDUR­INGFIREDAN­GER SEASON.
Num­ber of camp­sites: 1 allo­cat­ed camp­site, 1 Unallocated.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

This camp­ground, locat­ed 11 km north-east of Innam­inc­ka, is the final rest­ing place of Robert O’Hara Burke, of the Burke and Wills expe­di­tion. There is no shade at this campground. 

Camp­ing fees are per vehi­cle per night.

Access: 4WD only.
Suit­able for: tents, camper trail­ers, caravans.
Facil­i­ties: long-drop toi­lets at Day Vis­i­tor Area
Camp­fires: allowed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Unal­lo­cat­ed camp­ing — max­i­mum 8 vehi­cles permitted.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

Con­sist­ing of 9 camp­sites over look­ing the pic­turesque views of the off­shore islands. South fac­ing camp­sites offer lim­it­ed wind pro­tec­tion. Ide­al for surf­ing at the Chi­na­man’s surf break.

Access: 2WD and 4WD
Suit­able: tents/​camper trailers/​camper vans and select­ed camp­sites are suit­able for caravans.
Facil­i­ties: long drop toilet
Num­ber of sites:9
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered

Between the Hey­sen and ABC Ranges at the north­ern end of the Bun­yeroo Road, this camp­ground is sur­round­ed by native pine trees inter­spersed with riv­er red gums along the creek line.

Access: access by high clear­ance 2WD and 4WD.
Suit­able for: tents, camper trail­ers and caravans.
Facilities:long drop toilet.
Camp­fires: Firepits (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Num­ber of camp­sites: 13 allo­cat­ed campsites.
Unpowered.Water tank locat­ed at toi­let block. NPWS can­not guar­an­tee con­sis­tent water qual­i­ty and supply.

Bool Lagoon is one of the largest and most diverse fresh­wa­ter lagoon sys­tems in south­ern Aus­tralia. This sea­son­al wet­land is home to a wide range of wildlife and pro­vides essen­tial drought refuge for many rare and endan­gered bird species. Take a dri­ve to the top of Big Hill to see just how big these wet­lands real­ly are. The board­walk, extend­ing 500 meters over the wet­lands, gives you the feel­ing of walk­ing on water.

Access 2WD and 4WD.
Suit­able for tents, car­a­vans, camper trailers.
Facil­i­ties, long-drop toi­let, shad­ed sites, pic­nic tables, shel­tered shed area.
Camp­fires not allowed.
Num­ber of camp­sites, unal­lo­cat­ed — max­i­mum of 5 guests.
Unpowered.

Locat­ed in Dang­gali Con­ser­va­tion Park. These quar­ters offer spa­cious, self-con­tained accom­mo­da­tion for up to 12 peo­ple. The quar­ters also have a ful­ly equipped recent­ly refur­bished kitchen and din­ing room. Veran­das offer respite from the sun and a place to sit and enjoy the seren­i­ty of the area whilst cook­ing your tea on the BBQ. A fire pit is also avail­able for night time com­fort fires.

Locat­ed approx­i­mate­ly 5km NW from Car­pen­ter Rocks. Acces­si­ble by 2WD and with a small car­a­van. Sit­u­at­ed near the his­tor­i­cal Cape Banks Light­house, there are 6 camp­sites which are rea­son­ably shel­tered from wind with min­i­mal shade. Ocean beach is 100 metres from camp­ing area and is safe for swim­ming when the swell is small. Good fish­ing beach. 

Access 2WD and 4WD.
Suit­able for tent, camper trail­er, caravan.
Facil­i­ties, long-drop toilet. 
Camp­fires not allowed.
Num­ber of camp­sites, 6 allo­cat­ed campsites.
Unpowered.

This camp­ground offers seclu­sion among the coastal mallee and well sep­a­rat­ed camp­sites. Access the beau­ti­ful unspoiled beach from the north­ern end of the camp­ground. The sites are uneven and sandy with some shade and wind pro­tec­tion. There are 3 allo­cat­ed, unpow­ered camp­sites. Access is 4WD only, suit­able for tents and off-road camper trail­ers. No facil­i­ties, near­est are at Fish­er­man Point (approx 3.5km). Camp­fires per­mit­ted, fire pits not pro­vid­ed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions and con­di­tions apply). Swim­ming, fish­ing, bird­watch­ing, short walks, trekking and kayaking.

Casua­r­i­na Camp­ground is locat­ed a short walk to the Pon­dalowie Bay beach offer­ing a beau­ti­ful spot to unwind.

Access: 2WD and 4WD
Suit­able for: tents and camper trailers
Camp­fires: allowed (sea­son­al restric­tions apply)
Facil­i­ties: long-drop toilet
Num­ber of sites: 10
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered

Locat­ed on the south­ern and east­ern side of the Chap­man Riv­er, this camp­ground con­sists of camp­sites locat­ed along the banks of the Chap­man River.

Access: 2WD and 4WD.
Suit­able for: tents, select­ed sites suit­able for camper trail­ers and caravans.
Facil­i­ties: pic­nic shel­ter and tables, gas bbq that can be used every day, includ­ing Total Fire Ban days. 
Camp­fires: allowed in des­ig­nat­ed fire pits (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Num­ber of camp­sites: 12 allo­cat­ed campsites.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

Dogs are allowed on a lead on the south­ern side of Chap­man Riv­er and in Chap­man Riv­er Campground.

Camp out under the stars on the beach. A won­der­ful fish­ing spot, you can enjoy reel­ing in a mul­loway or Aus­tralian salmon, or sim­ply relax on one of the spec­tac­u­lar sandy beach­es. This beach camp­ground has no shade or pro­tec­tion from the wind and has unal­lo­cat­ed camp­ing for up to 5 vehicles.

Access: 2WD and 4WD.
Suit­able for: tents and camper trailers.
Facil­i­ties: nil.
Camp­fires: allowed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Num­ber of camp­sites: unal­lo­cat­ed — max­i­mum 5 vehicles.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

Locat­ed at the base of Mt Fair­field, this camp­ground is only acces­si­ble to 4WD vehi­cles. Be pre­pared to be self-suf­fi­cient, as you will need to take drink­ing water with you. This is an unal­lo­cat­ed camp­ing area for nine vehicles.

Access 4WD only.
Suit­able for tents and camper trailers.
Facil­i­ties, long-drop toilet.
Camp­fires allowed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Num­ber of camp­sites, unal­lo­cat­ed — max­i­mum of 9 vehicles.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

Access via Renmark

Chow­illa flood­plain pro­vides the per­fect oppor­tu­ni­ty to camp in seclu­sion, relax and dis­con­nect from the out­side world. Try a spot of fish­ing or bring a canoe and qui­et­ly pad­dle the creeks and water­ways watch­ing nature at play. You will need to be self-suf­fi­cient (food and water) as there are no facil­i­ties in this Park. 

Dogs ARE per­mit­ted with­in this sec­tion of the park and must be kept on a lead at all times.

Access 4WD or 2WD access to select­ed sites, canoe/​boat.
Suit­able for tents, car­a­vans and camper trailers
Facil­i­ties 1 x long-drop toi­let near Lit­tle Gums camp­site, Water access.
Camp­fires allowed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply)
Num­ber of camp­sites – 32 camp­sites and 3 day vis­it sites.
Unpowered.

Sit­u­at­ed in a unique, peace­ful loca­tion in the Cle­land Nation­al Park with stun­ning panoram­ic views through the trees over­look­ing the city of Ade­laide. This rus­tic old cot­tage sleeps up to ten peo­ple in three bed­rooms (two queens and three sets of bunks), mak­ing it per­fect for a group or two fam­i­lies. Locat­ed with­in walk­ing dis­tance to Mount Lofty Sum­mit and Cle­land Wildlife Park, it’s the per­fect fam­i­ly get­away or hik­ers delight. The cot­tage is basic and self-con­tained with crock­ery, cut­lery, cook­ing uten­sils, pots & pans sup­plied. Bring your own sheets, pil­lows, blan­kets and tow­els. Rug up in win­ter and con­sid­er bring­ing a small fan heater — it gets cold.

Camp­site fees are per site per night. Vehi­cle entry fees are waivered in this camp­site fee.

Access: 2WD and 4WD.
All site suit­able for tents. Some site suit­able for camper vans, camper trail­ers and caravans. 
Camp­fires allowed in fire pits (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply). Facil­i­ties: long-drop toilet. 
Num­ber of camp­sites: 6 allo­cat­ed campsites.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

Sit­u­at­ed just off the Ngarkat High­way, this camp­ground is acces­si­ble to 2WD vehi­cles in dry con­di­tions. Ide­al for larg­er groups and fam­i­lies with kids, there is plen­ty of room to kick the footy or play a game of crick­et. Camp sites are locat­ed amongst whip­stick mallee trees, pro­vid­ing ample shade.

Access 4WD rec­om­mend­ed or 2WD in dry con­di­tions only.
Suit­able for tent, camper trailer.
Facil­i­ties: fire pit.
NOCAMP­FIRESALLOWEDDUR­INGFIREDAN­GER SEASON.
Num­ber of camp­sites, unal­lo­cat­ed (max­i­mum of 10 vehicles).
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered

Acces­si­ble by 4WD vehi­cles only, this camp­ground is great for those want­i­ng iso­la­tion with six small nooks. Get away and hide amongst the mallee veg­e­ta­tion. These camp­sites are flat, sandy and well shad­ed sites.

Access 4WD only.
Suit­able for tents only.
Facil­i­ties: fire pit.
NOCAMP­FIRESALLOWEDDUR­INGFIREDAN­GER SEASON.
Num­ber of camp­sites: 6 allo­cat­ed campsites.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

Cullya­mur­ra Water­hole is Aus­trali­a’s largest bill­abong and offers shad­ed camp sites, abun­dant birdlife and is a pop­u­lar fish­ing spot. Locat­ed 16 km north-east of Innam­inc­ka, the camp­ground has 15 camp sites spaced along the 7 km waterhole. 

Camp­ing fees are per vehi­cle per night.

Access: high clear­ance 4WD only.
Suit­able for: tents and camper trailers.
Facil­i­ties: long-drop toilets.
Camp­fires: allowed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Unal­lo­cat­ed camp­ground: max­i­mum 15 vehi­cles permitted.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

Enjoy the peace­ful­ness and vast wilder­ness of the park by camp­ing under the stars at these seclud­ed camp sites. Some camp sites offer coastal views, pro­vid­ing part shade and min­i­mal wind protection.

Access: 2WD. 
Suit­able for tents, camper­vans and camper trail­ers. Select­ed sites suit­able for camper trail­ers and campervans. 
Facil­i­ties, acces­si­ble toi­lets and long-drop toilet.
Camp­fires: allowed in des­ig­nat­ed fire pits (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Num­ber of camp­sites: 10 allo­cat­ed campsites. 
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.


Dogs are not allowed.

Dal­housie Springs are part of a chain of mound springs extend­ing along the out­er rim of the Great Arte­sian Basin. The arte­sian water ris­es up from a con­sid­er­able depth through cracks and fis­sures in the sub­ter­ranean stra­ta. At the point of exit, the water, which orig­i­nal­ly entered the com­plex sys­tem in the Finke Riv­er area in the North­ern Ter­ri­to­ry, is mil­lions of years old. The water in the Dal­housie Main Spring is around 37 degrees, mak­ing it per­fect for a relax­ing soak.

Access: 4WD only.
Suit­able for: tents and camper trailers.
Facil­i­ties: long-drop toi­lets, cold showers.
Unal­lo­cat­ed camp­ing: max­i­mum 50 vehicles.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

Enjoy the park’s seren­i­ty at night in one of the self-suf­fi­cient bush camp­ing areas. A true out­back mallee expe­ri­ence only 90 min­utes from Ren­mark. The five camp sites offer par­tial shade and some pro­tec­tion from wind. Lit­tle to no phone cov­er­age so a satel­lite phone is ide­al in emergencies.

Access 4WD only.
Suit­able for tents and camper trailers.
Facil­i­ties. Nil.
NOCAMP­FIRESALLOWEDDUR­INGFIREDAN­GER SEASON.
Num­ber of camp­sites. 5 allo­cat­ed campsites.
Unpowered.

Set into the curve of the Ora­parin­na Creek with a dra­mat­ic cliff-face on the oppo­site side of the riv­er red gum-lined creek. The near­by Per­awurtina Cul­tur­al Her­itage site is pop­u­lar for its Adnya­math­anha rock carv­ings. This camp­ground has shared firepits and lim­it­ed shading.

Access: 2WD and 4WD.
Suit­able for: car­a­van, camper trail­er, tent.
Facil­i­ties: long-drop toilet.
Camp­fires: allowed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Num­ber of camp­sites: 7 allo­cat­ed campsites.
Unpowered.Water tank locat­ed at toi­let block. NPWS can­not guar­an­tee con­sis­tent water qual­i­ty and supply.

Camp out under the stars on the beach. A won­der­ful fish­ing spot, you can enjoy reel­ing in a mul­loway or Aus­tralian salmon, or sim­ply relax on one of the spec­tac­u­lar sandy beach­es. Unal­lo­cat­ed camp­ground com­pris­ing of two des­ig­nat­ed camp­sites. Offers beach camp­ing. Flat, sandy ter­rain and min­i­mal shade.

Access: 4WD.
Suit­able for: tents and camper trailers.
Facil­i­ties: nil.
Camp­fires: allowed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

Please be aware access along the ver­min proof fence is prohibited.

Open year-round on the two-way sec­tion of the Bor­der Track, Dog­gers Hut is the last camp site head­ing south along the track before exit­ing the park. Only acces­si­ble by 4WD, this shady camp­ground can accom­mo­date a medi­um-sized group.

Access 4WD only.
Suit­able for Vehi­cle based camp­ing, tents.
Facil­i­ties: fire pit.
NOCAMP­FIRESALLOWEDDUR­INGFIREDAN­GER SEASON.
Num­ber of camp­sites: 3 allo­cat­ed campsites.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

2 bed­room with lounge & kitchen

Please bring your own bed linen, pil­lows, blan­kets, tow­els and tea tow­els. Facil­i­ties include toi­let, show­er, 4 Burn­er Gas Stove & Grill, microwave, cut­lery and kitchen uten­sils, BBQ, 240v pow­er with pow­er points.

Bed­ding con­fig­u­ra­tion: Bed­room 1, 1x queen bed, Bed­room 2, 2x bunk beds

3 bed­room with lounge & kitchen

Please bring your own bed linen, pil­lows, blan­kets, tow­els and tea tow­els. Facil­i­ties include toi­let, show­er, 4 Burn­er Gas Stove & Grill, microwave, cut­lery and kitchen uten­sils, BBQ, 240v pow­er with pow­er points.

Bed­ding con­fig­u­ra­tion: bed­room 1, 1 x queen bed, bed­room 2, 1 x bunk bed dou­ble under­neath, bed­room 3, 2 x bunk beds

Engine Point camp­ground sits above a shal­low sandy beach with beau­ti­ful views of Boston Bay. There is lit­tle shade and expo­sure to west­er­ly winds. There are sev­en allo­cat­ed camp­sites for unpow­ered camp­ing. Access all weath­er 2WD track for all sites except camp­site 4 which is 4WD access. Suit­able for tents, camper trail­ers and car­a­vans. No facil­i­ties, near­est are at Sep­tem­ber Beach (approx 2km). Camp­fires per­mit­ted, each camp­fire has a firepit (sea­son­al fire restric­tions and con­di­tions apply). Swim­ming, fish­ing, bird­watch­ing, short walks and trekking.
There are no amenities.

The Engi­neers Lodge is locat­ed at Inneston with­in the heart of Innes Nation­al Park. It sleeps up to ten peo­ple in three bed­rooms (two dou­bles and three sets of bunks), mak­ing it per­fect for a larg­er group or two families. 

The large veran­dah com­mands stun­ning views across Inneston Lake and the rest of the his­toric town­ship and ruins. The lodge is self-con­tained and facil­i­ties include a show­er and toi­let, solar light­ing and gas appli­ances. Bring your own linen and bedding.

Min­i­mum two night stay.

Fish­er­man Point is a per­fect plat­form for adven­ture or a relax­ing get­away. Over­look­ing Spald­ing Cove and a beau­ti­ful white sandy beach, the camp­ground offers lots of out­doors oppor­tu­ni­ties. There are 19 allo­cat­ed, unpow­ered camp­sites. Access via an all weath­er 2WD track, suit­able for tents, camper trail­ers and car­a­vans. Facil­i­ties, long-drop toi­let. Camp­fires per­mit­ted, shared fire pits pro­vid­ed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions and con­di­tions apply). Swim­ming, fish­ing, bird­watch­ing, short walks, trekking and kayaking.

Room con­fig­u­ra­tion is Bed­room 1 — one queen bed. Bed­room 2 — two sets of bunks. Facil­i­ties include dis­abled access show­er, toi­let, lim­it­ed pow­er points, gas stove, elec­tric fridge. All crock­ery, cut­lery, cook­ing uten­sils, pots & pans are sup­plied. Linen and bed­ding is not sup­plied you must bring your own sheets, pil­lows, blan­kets and tow­els. Gas heat­ing / no cooling.

Locat­ed 300 m from the ocean in cen­tral Canun­da. Acces­si­ble by 2WD and small/​medium sized car­a­vans. The high wave ener­gy sandy beach is unsafe for swim­ming. Lim­it­ed fresh water, but not rec­om­mend­ed for drink­ing. There is some wind pro­tec­tion but the coastal veg­e­ta­tion does not pro­vide shade.

Access 2WD and 4WD.
Suit­able for car­a­van, camper trail­er, tent.
Facil­i­ties, long-drop toilets.
Camp­fires allowed in fire pits only (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Num­ber of camp­sites, 6 allo­cat­ed campsites.
Unpowered.

Nat­ur­al, unshel­tered, unpow­ered camp­ground sit­u­at­ed on the edge of the Coorong lagoon and suit­able for 1 or 2 boats, tents or swags. There is a shel­tered seat­ing area with park infor­ma­tion and a walk­ing trail from the camp­ground to the ocean beach. Ameni­ties include a long drop toi­let and rain­wa­ter tap (not suit­able for drink­ing). Camp­fires are not allowed. Acces­si­ble by boat only

Locat­ed in the north­east­ern cor­ner of the park along Googs Track, lies Googs Lake, a pop­u­lar tourist des­ti­na­tion with clear­ly marked scenic camp sites. The camp­ground offers some shade and is flat sandy terrain. 

Access: 4WD only. 
Suit­able for: tents and off-road camper trailers.
Facil­i­ties: three pic­nic tables, toi­let locat­ed near west entrance of lake.
Camp­fires: allowed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Unal­lo­cat­ed — max­i­mum of 50 vehicles.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

The hut is locat­ed on the Wor­tu­pa Loop Road, (4WD) 26 km from the Park Head­quar­ters at Bal­canoona. The access road is not rec­om­mend­ed for 2WD vehi­cles due to rocky sec­tions, steep slopes and creek crossings.


The hut con­sists of two bed­rooms, a sleep out, lounge, kitchen, store­room, laun­dry and bathroom.

Bed­room One sleeps up to two peo­ple — one queen bed.

Bed­room Two sleeps up to six peo­ple — three sets of bunks.

The lounge has a com­bus­tion fire and lounge chairs.

The kitchen is equipped with a gas fridge, gas stove/​oven, sink and all crock­ery and cut­lery. There is also a table with seat­ing for eight people.

Solar light­ing and gas hot water avail­able. No pow­er points.

Gas BBQ and wood BBQ.


What to bring: All linen, blan­kets, pil­lows, tow­els, tea tow­els, toi­let paper, match­es and fire­wood (if required).

Locat­ed approx­i­mate­ly an hour’s dri­ve west of Bal­canoona via Wor­tu­pa Loop Track. Access is 10 km up Arka­roola Road then 17 km via the sign­post­ed 4WD track. Camp sites are locat­ed along the creek below Grindells Hut. Please camp in des­ig­nat­ed sites. The Wee­t­oot­la and Italowie Gorge hikes can be accessed from this camp­ing area.

Access: 4WD only.
Suit­able for: tents, camper trailers.
Facil­i­ties: long-drop toi­lets, bbq.
Camp­fires: allowed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Unal­loct­ed camp­ing — max­i­mum 9 vehicles.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

This seclud­ed camp­ground is locat­ed on the far north­ern out­skirts of the park. offer­ing a great loca­tion for snor­kel­ing. This site can only be accessed via the Corny Point road.

Access: 2WD and 4WD
Suit­able: tents/​camper trail­ers and select­ed sites suit­able for caravans
Facil­i­ties: long drop toilet
Num­ber of site:6
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered

Locat­ed on the shores of the lake this is an exposed flat camp­ground. When the lake is full, this spot can feel like beach camping

Access: 4WD only.
Suit­able for: tents only.
Facil­i­ties: long-drop toi­lets, pic­nic tables.
Camp­fires: not allowed.
Unal­lo­cat­ed camp­ground: 20 vehi­cles maximum.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

Harvey’s Return Camp­ground is a his­toric land­mark that once served as a sup­ply land­ing site for the Cape Bor­da Light­sta­tion. Embark on the Harvey’s Return Hike to explore the cove where light­keep­ers once hauled up stores using a horse-drawn winch and small rail cars. Geol­o­gy enthu­si­asts will be cap­ti­vat­ed by the strik­ing out­crops of tight­ly fold­ed, thin­ly bed­ded schists. For a deep­er dive into his­to­ry, fol­low the old cart track of the light­keep­ers along the Return Road Hike to the Cape Bor­da Light­sta­tion, with a side detour to admire the stun­ning coast­line at Scott Cove. Vis­it the near­by his­toric Lightkeeper’s Ceme­tery, or take a short dri­ve to expe­ri­ence the Ravine Hike.

Access: 4WD rec­om­mend­ed. 2WD access sub­ject to road conditions.
Suit­able for: tents, select­ed sites suit­able for camper trail­ers and camper vans.
Facil­i­ties: long-drop toi­let, pic­nic area.
Camp­fires: not allowed.
Num­ber of camp­sites: 8 allo­cat­ed campsites.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.
The camp­sites pro­vide very min­i­mal shade and wind protection.

Dogs are not allowed.

Ide­al for large school and com­mu­ni­ty groups, this open plan camp­ground pro­vides ease of super­vi­sion and a shel­tered area. Along­side is the nature play area, ready to cap­ti­vate imag­i­na­tive play. This site is unal­lo­cat­ed camp­ing for a max­i­mum of six­ty guests.

Access: 2WD, 4WD and Buses.
Suit­able for tents and swags.
Facil­i­ties: flush­ing toi­lets, shel­tered area.
Camp­fires fire pit per site (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Num­ber of camp­sites: unal­lo­cat­ed — max­i­mum of 60 guests.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

A short dri­ve from the park entrance Horse Rock camp­ground has beach front views of Prop­er Bay. There are 6 allo­cat­ed, unpow­ered camp­sites. Access via sealed road and a short all weath­er 2WD track, suit­able for tents, camper trail­ers and car­a­vans. Small boats can be launched from the beach. No facil­i­ties, near­est are at Stam­ford Hill (approx. 13km) . Camp­fires per­mit­ted, fire pits not pro­vid­ed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions and con­di­tions apply). Swim­ming, fish­ing, bird­watch­ing, short walks, trekking and kayaking.

Only a short dri­ve from the park entrance Horse Rock East camp­ground has beach front views of Prop­er Bay. There is 1 allo­cat­ed, unpow­ered camp­site. Access via sealed road and a short sandy dri­ve­way (4WD rec­om­mend­ed), suit­able for tents, camper trail­ers and car­a­vans. Small boats can be launched from the beach. No facil­i­ties, near­est are at Stam­ford Hill (approx. 12km) . Camp­fires per­mit­ted, fire pits not pro­vid­ed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions and con­di­tions apply). Swim­ming, fish­ing, bird­watch­ing, short walks, trekking and kayaking.

The Ippinitchie Camp­ground is locat­ed in the for­mer Wirrabara For­est off For­est Road approx­i­mate­ly 6 km west of Wirrabara. The Ippinitchie Camp­ground com­pris­es 10 small dis­persed sites along Ippinitchie Creek which runs sea­son­al­ly depend­ing on rain. The sur­round­ing for­est is a mix­ture of plan­ta­tion rem­nants and native wood­land pro­vid­ing pleas­ant shady camp­sites in a nat­ur­al set­ting with easy access to the new­ly cre­at­ed Wap­ma Thu­ra / South­ern Flinders Nation­al Park. Access by 2WD or 4WD. Suit­able for tents/​camper trailers/​caravans. Camp­fires to be con­tained to the fire pit only. Fire pits locat­ed with­in all camp­sites. BYO fire­wood (sea­son­al restric­tions apply). No dogs are allowed with­in this campground.

The Italowie Gap camp­ing areas are locat­ed approx­i­mate­ly 20 min­utes from Bal­canoona on the Cop­ley-Bal­canoona road. There are two camp­ing areas. The first area is on the south-west­ern side of the gap via a small access track. This area is set amongst riv­er red gums below a small cliff face and is a shady spot in sum­mer. The sec­ond area is locat­ed on the north-east­ern side of the gap, off the access track behind the infor­ma­tion bay. These sites are set amongst wat­tles and riv­er red gums near the start of the Italowie Gorge Hike.

Access: 2WD and 4WD
Suit­able for: tents, camper trail­ers and small caravans.
Facil­i­ties: drop toilets
Camp­fires: allowed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Unal­lo­cat­ed camp­ing — max­i­mum 6 vehicles.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

Kaiser Strip is split by the Sturt High­way and the camp­sites are locat­ed on the Riv­er Mur­ray and Cham­bers Creek. These 14 sites offer shade and access to the Riv­er and water­ways of Loch Luna. Indi­vid­ual camp­sites offer the feel­ing of seclu­sion whilst not being too far from civilization. 

Dogs ARE per­mit­ted with­in this sec­tion of the park only and must be kept on a lead at all times. 

Access 4WD or 2WD in dry con­di­tions, boat access.
Suit­able for tents, camper trail­ers, caravans.
Facil­i­ties, Long-drop toilet.
NOCAMP­FIRESALLOWEDDUR­INGFIREDAN­GER SEASON.
Num­ber of camp­sites. 13 allo­cat­ed campsites.
Unpowered.

Camp sites are locat­ed near the start of the Karte walk­ing trail and pro­vide an oppor­tu­ni­ty to enjoy the park’s vast expanse of wilder­ness and admire stun­ning views across the dis­trict. You may even encounter one of the park’s res­i­dents such as the west­ern grey kan­ga­roos, echid­nas or fat-tailed dun­narts. The camp­ground pro­vides par­tial shade and pro­tec­tion from wind at some sites.

Access: 2WD and 4WD.
Suit­able for tents, select­ed sites are suit­able for camper trail­ers and caravans. 
Facil­i­ties: Long-drop toi­lets, pic­nic area.
NOCAMP­FIRESALLOWEDDUR­INGFIREDAN­GER SEASON.
Num­ber of camp­sites: 3 allo­cat­ed campsites.
Elec­tric­i­ty: Unpowered.

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.

Indi­vid­ual seclud­ed camp sites in this sec­tion are sit­u­at­ed along the majes­tic Mur­ray Riv­er, Eck­erts Creek and Katara­p­ko Creek. Most camp­sites offer shade and the abil­i­ty to launch canoes. Learn about Wet­lands on the Ngak Indau Wet­land Trail, Euro­pean his­to­ry on the Crag­gs Hut Walk, or Abo­rig­i­nal his­to­ry on the Kai Kai Nature Trail. New to the Park are the Katara­p­ko and Rodeo Trails. More infor­ma­tion is avail­able on the website. 

Dogs ARENOT per­mit­ted in the Katara­p­ko Camp­ground camp­ing areas. Dogs are only per­mit­ted on a leash in the Old Rodeo grounds area between Berri and the first bridge/​creek cross­ing. Please refer to the Park map.

Access 4WD or 2WD in dry con­di­tions. Suit­able for tents, camper trail­ers, car­a­vans. Facil­i­ties: long-drop toi­lets. NOCAMP­FIRESALLOWEDDUR­INGFIREDAN­GERSEA­SON. Num­ber of camp­sites: 55 allo­cat­ed campsites.

Locat­ed 5 km south-west of Innam­inc­ka, this camp­ground is where John King, the sole sur­vivor of the Burke and Wills expe­di­tion was found alive in 1861. Access is via the Fif­teen Mile Track. The camp­ground has 3 camp sites.

Camp­ing fees are per vehi­cle per night

Access: high clear­ance 4WD only.
Suit­able for: tents and camper trailers.
Facil­i­ties: long drop toilets 
Camp­fires: allowed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Unal­lo­cat­ed camp­ing — max­i­mum 4 vehicles.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

Kingston-on-Mur­ray pro­vides seclud­ed camp­sites with good access to the riv­er with no facil­i­ties. It is bush camp­ing with only a fire ring pro­vid­ed. It is close to the town­ship of Kingston-on-Mur­ray which has pub­lic toi­lets and boat ramps, unfor­tu­nate­ly the shop has closed down, so the clos­est town is Barmera for food and sup­plies. The park pro­vides a great oppor­tu­ni­ty to launch canoes and explore the water­ways of Cham­bers Creek, part of Loch Luna Game Reserve.

The large trees pro­vide habi­tat for native wildlife, and it is a great place to relax and unwind.

Dogs are per­mit­ted on a leash with­in Kingston-on-Mur­ray and fires are per­mit­ted in the fire rings out­side of the fire dan­ger sea­son. You must bring your own fire­wood and take your rub­bish home with you.

The camp­sites are suit­able for tents, swags, car­a­vans and camper trail­ers with a large turn-around area at the end of the park. There are four allo­cat­ed campsites.

Pitch a tent amid rocky gorges and val­leys at the foot of a gran­ite hill, or on a grassy plain. Relax under the stars at night and wake to the sound of bird­song, and the fra­grant scent of the Aus­tralian bush. Offer­ing views of Mt Fair­field, this camp­ground is only acces­si­ble to 4WD vehi­cles and has unal­lo­cat­ed camp­ing for ten vehicles.

Access 4WD only.
Suit­able for tents and camper trailers.
Facil­i­ties, long-drop toilet.
Camp­fires allowed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Num­ber of camp­sites, unal­lo­cat­ed — max­i­mum of 10 vehicles.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

Sit­u­at­ed on Aroona Creek at the base of the ABC Range this camp­ground offers stun­ning views of the land­scape that inspired artist Sir Hans Hey­sen. The 4WD sec­tion is sur­round­ed by riv­er red gums and aca­cias. There is a small area for 2WD vehi­cles. This camp­ground pro­vides min­i­mal shade and shared firepits and bbq plates.

Access: access by high clear­ance 2WD — select­ed camp­sites are 4WD only.
Suit­able for: tents, camper trail­ers, caravans.
Facil­i­ties: long-drop toi­lets, bbq plates.
Camp­fires: allowed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Num­ber of camp­sites: 13 allo­cat­ed campsites.
Unpow­ered. Water tank locat­ed at toi­let block. NPWS can­not guar­an­tee con­sis­tent water qual­i­ty and supply.

Nul­la­bor Nation­al Park, Wilder­ness Pro­tec­tion Area and Region­al Reserve is for the intre­pid and patient vis­i­tor who wants to enjoy the unpar­al­leled seren­i­ty and a sense of remote beau­ty and iso­la­tion that is rare. Camp out under the stars at this camp­ground, which has unal­lo­cat­ed camp­ing com­pris­ing of 3 camp sites with flat sur­faces but min­i­mal shade. There is no phone cov­er­age we rec­om­mend you down­load the direc­tions to the camp­site beforehand.

Access: 2WD and 4WD access via 14km dirt road from Eyre High­way. The road may be rough and care needs to be taken. 
Suit­able for: tents, camper trail­ers and caravans.
Facil­i­ties: toi­let (locat­ed near homestead).
Camp­fires: allowed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Unal­lo­cat­ed — max­i­mum of 12 vehi­cles across all campsites.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

Locat­ed 2.4kmsouth of South-end. Acces­si­bly by 2WD vehi­cle on an unsealed road with a small to medi­um sized car­a­van. Lim­it­ed fresh water, but not rec­om­mend­ed for drink­ing. Some pri­vate sites and all offer rea­son­able to good wind pro­tec­tion, but with min­i­mal shade. Large gum trees pro­vide shade, com­mu­ni­ty fire site area. Cliff tops and rock pools are 1km away via 2WD track or walking. 

Access 2WD and 4WD.
Suit­able for car­a­vans, camper trail­ers, tents.
Facil­i­ties, long-drop toilet.
Camp­fires allowed in fire pits only (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Num­ber of camp­sites, 7 allo­cat­ed campsites.
Unpowered.

Kudriemitchie Camp­ground is locat­ed on the edge of the reserve, near the entrance to Malkum­ba-Coongie Lakes Nation­al Park and pro­vides lim­it­ed shade. Toi­let facil­i­ties are locat­ed in the mid­dle of the campground.

Camp­ing fees are per vehi­cle per night

Access: high clear­ance 4WD only .
Suit­able for: tents and camper trailers.
Facil­i­ties: long drop toilet. 
Camp­fires: allowed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Unal­lo­cat­ed camp­ground- max­i­mum 12 vehicles
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

Pro­nounced Koor-ee Ngah-wun-thee and locat­ed on the Wild South Coast Way on the Hey­sen Trail in Bal­la­parud­da Creek Recre­ation Park, this is a hik­er-only camp­ground. This loca­tion is the site of the for­mer Balquhid­der Camp­site. Set in between rolling hills and next to Bal­la­parud­da Creek, the camp­ground is a great place to unwind, relax and enjoy the scenery. You’re like­ly to hear a sym­pho­ny of frogs when the creek is flow­ing, as the healthy envi­ron­ment here sup­ports sev­er­al species. Facil­i­ties include a camp shel­ter with tables, bench and basin and near­by toi­let. Camp­fires pro­hib­it­ed at all times. Camp­ing capac­i­ty is max­i­mum 20 guests with 10 allo­cat­ed camp­sites (max­i­mum 2 peo­ple per site). Camp­sites are either plat­form or com­pact­ed earth. Unpow­ered. This is a hik­er-only camp­site with no vehi­cle park­ing or vehi­cle access.

If you are leav­ing a vehi­cle in Deep Creek Nation­al Park overnight, you must pay a one-off vehi­cle day entry fee for camp­ing in the park. Vehi­cles may only be parked at day vis­i­tor areas.

Dis­cov­er the habi­tat of bush birds and oth­er ani­mals — you may even see hon­ey-eaters which are attract­ed to the flow­er­ing plants, or west­ern grey kan­ga­roos that often seek shade from the heat of the day. There is min­i­mal shade and the ground sur­face is flat sandy soil. This camp­ground has unal­lo­cat­ed camp­ing for three vehicles.

Access 2WD and 4WD.
Suit­able for tents, camper trail­ers and caravans.
Facil­i­ties: nil.
Camp­fires allowed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Num­ber of camp­sites, unal­lo­cat­ed — max­i­mum of 3 vehicles.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

Over­look­ing Prop­er Bay with beach front, this is a quite and peace­ful camp­ground. There are 4 allo­cat­ed, unpow­ered camp­sites. Access is 4WD only, suit­able for tents and camper trail­ers. No facil­i­ties, near­est are at Stam­ford Hill (approx. 16km). Camp­fires per­mit­ted, fire pits not pro­vid­ed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions and con­di­tions apply). Swim­ming, fish­ing, bird­watch­ing, short walks, trekking and kayaking.

Explore the flood­plain and wet­lands of Loch Luna Game Reserve as it boasts numer­ous nar­row creeks and shal­low swamps that pro­vide impor­tant habi­tats for many aquat­ic birds and mam­mals. Camp­sites are pop­u­lar recre­ation sites dot­ted along Cham­bers and Nock­bur­ra creeks, per­fect for canoe­ing and boat­ing, or per­haps try a spot of fish­ing . Sites offer plen­ty of room to move, with shade and water access to launch canoes.

Dogs ARENOT per­mit­ted in Loch Luna Campground.

Access 4WD or 2WD in dry con­di­tions, boat access.
Suit­able for tents, camper trail­ers, caravans.
Facil­i­ties, nil.
NOCAMP­FIRESALLOWEDDUR­INGFIREDAN­GER SEASON.
Num­ber of camp­sites. 11 allo­cat­ed campsites.
Unpowered.

A large, open unal­lo­cat­ed camp­ing area for 20 vehi­cles. Each book­ing is for 1 vehi­cle, if you are bring­ing more than 1 vehi­cle you need to make addi­tion­al book­ing requests. Ide­al for large groups. Min­i­mal shade and shel­ter with lim­it­ed rain­wa­ter on site (not rec­om­mend­ed for drink­ing). The camp­ground is 400m from the surf beach­es and rocky headlands.

Access 2WD and 4WD.
Suit­able for car­a­van, camper trail­er, tent.
Facil­i­ties, long-drop toilet.
Camp­fires allowed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Unal­lo­cat­ed camp­ing — max­i­mum 20 vehicles.
Unpowered.

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.

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.

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.

Offer­ing 4 allo­cat­ed camp sites, this camp­ground is acces­si­ble by 2WD.

Suit­able for camper trail­ers, tents and swags.

Facil­i­ties: acces­si­ble long-drop toi­let, acces­si­ble park­ing, canoe launch facil­i­ties, pic­nic area and water (not suit­able for drink­ing) locat­ed 2.5kms from the camp­ground at the Loop Road car park.

Camp­fires are not allowed.

Sit­u­at­ed on the flood­plain on the north­ern side of the riv­er and near the fer­ry at Lyrup. A won­der­ful oppor­tu­ni­ty for bird-watch­ing, fish­ing and camp­ing. Seclud­ed camp­sites, most with ample shade, are sit­u­at­ed along the Mur­ray River.

Dogs ARE per­mit­ted in the Lyrup Flats area of the park pro­vid­ing they are on a lead. Access 4WD or 2WD in dry con­di­tions. Suit­able for tent, camper trail­er, car­a­van. Facil­i­ties, long-drop toi­lets locat­ed in a few places with­in the park. NOCAMP­FIRESALLOWEDDUR­INGFIREDAN­GERSEA­SON. Num­ber of camp­sites: 32 allo­cat­ed camp­sites and 4 day vis­it sites. Unpow­ered campsites.

Camp­ing at Maclaren Point pro­vides a sense of remote­ness and access to one of the many beau­ti­ful beach­es in the park. The beach is exposed to east­er­ly winds. There are 4 allo­cat­ed, unpow­ered camp­sites. Access is 4WD only, suit­able for tents and off-road camper trail­ers. No facil­i­ties, near­est are at Fish­er­man Point (approx. 7km). Camp­fires per­mit­ted, fire pits not pro­vid­ed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions and con­di­tions apply). Swim­ming, fish­ing, bird­watch­ing, short walks, trekking and kayaking.

The Main­wa­ter Well camp­ing area is approx­i­mate­ly two hours’ dri­ve north-west of Bal­canoona via Wor­tu­pa Loop Track. A small camp­ing area is locat­ed next to the old well along­side the tea-tree lined Main­wa­ter Creek. This camp­ing area pro­vides a great base from which to explore the north­ern areas of the park and for hik­ers to explore Main­wa­ter Creek. The camp sites pro­vide par­tial shade and wind protection.

Access: 4WD only.
Suit­able for: tents and camper trailers.
Facil­i­ties: Toilet
Camp­fires: allowed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Unal­lo­cat­ed camp­ing — max­i­mum 6 vehicles.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

The park is a pris­tine water world made up of chan­nels, water­holes, lakes, inter­nal deltas, shal­low flood­plains and inter­dune cor­ri­dors and swamps. Motor­boats, camp fires, fish­ing and gen­er­a­tors are not per­mit­ted in the park, ensur­ing a gen­uine wilder­ness expe­ri­ence. Malkum­ba-Coongie Lakes offers camp­ing around the lake’s edge. Toi­let facil­i­ties are locat­ed at the Coop­er Creek day vis­i­tor area and campground.

Camp­ing fees are per vehi­cle per night

Access:4WD.
Suit­able for: tents and camper trailers.
Facil­i­ties: Long-drop toilet. 
Camp­fires: not allowed.
Unal­lo­cat­ed camp­ground: max­i­mum 10 vehicles.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

Room con­fig­u­ra­tion is Bed­room 1 — one queen bed. Bed­room 2 — two sin­gle beds. Facil­i­ties include show­er, toi­let, lim­it­ed pow­er points, gas stove, elec­tric fridge. All crock­ery, cut­lery, cook­ing uten­sils, pots & pans are sup­plied. Linen and bed­ding is not sup­plied you must bring your own sheets, pil­lows, blan­kets and tow­els. Gas heat­ing / no cooling.

Mam­brary Creek Cab­in is sit­u­at­ed in the main camp­ground at Mam­bray Creek. Con­sist­ing of an open plan space allow­ing up to 4 to sleep. The front veran­dah pro­vides an ide­al spot to relax and enjoy the sounds of nature.

A well-estab­lished camp­ground with 49 camp­sites set among the riv­er red gums. The sites are lev­el and offer var­ied amounts of shade and pro­tec­tion from the wind. 

HEAVYDUTYTENTPEGSANDMAL­LET REQUIRED.
Access: 2WD and 4WD. 
Suit­able for: Tents/​camper trailers/​selected sites suit­able for caravans.
Camp­fires: To be con­tained to the fire pit only. Fire pits locat­ed with­in all camp­sites (sea­son­al restric­tions apply).
Facil­i­ties: Two ful­ly acces­si­ble show­er blocks, each with six hot water show­ers and five toi­lets, and a 4‑cubicle toi­let block. Camp kitchen with food prepa­ra­tion and dish­wash­ing facil­i­ties. Pic­nic fur­ni­ture and shel­ters through­out the site.
Num­ber of camp­sites: 49.
Unpowered.

Room con­fig­u­ra­tion is Bed­room 1 — one queen bed. Bed­room 2 — three sets of bunks. Bed­room 3 — one queen bed. Facil­i­ties include show­er, out­side toi­let, elec­tric stove & fridge. All crock­ery, cut­lery, cook­ing uten­sils, pots & pans are sup­plied. Linen and bed­ding is not sup­plied you must bring your own sheets, pil­lows, blan­kets and tow­els. Gas heat­ing / no cooling.

Offer­ing 1 camp site where you can launch your boat into 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: 1 allo­cat­ed campsites.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

Locat­ed in an open val­ley sur­round­ed by hills, this camp­ground is part­ly shad­ed and only acces­si­ble by 4WD. This camp­ground is unal­lo­cat­ed camp­ing for sev­en vehicles.

Access 4WD only.
Suit­able for tents and camper trailers.
Facil­i­ties, long-drop toilet.
Camp­fires allowed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Num­ber of camp­sites, unal­lo­cat­ed — max­i­mum of 7 vehicles.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

This her­itage-list­ed cot­tage offers con­tem­po­rary and relaxed self-con­tained accom­mo­da­tion for up to four guests. Stun­ning­ly restored and updat­ed, the cot­tage fea­tures a cosy lounge room, full kitchen/​dining, two bed­rooms, and a spa­cious bathroom.

Take the oppor­tu­ni­ty to dis­con­nect from the busy world (there is no wifi or TV and phone recep­tion is lim­it­ed), and con­nect with your loved ones – board games and cards are provided.

There is reverse-cycle air-con­di­tion­ing in the kitchen/​dining and lounge room, and a wood-fired com­bus­tion heater in the lounge room.

Enjoy out­door din­ing on the large paved deck and gath­er­ing around the fire pit in the cool­er months (fire restric­tions apply), while Cape Bar­ren geese and kan­ga­roos graze just steps away.

Show­er chair and acces­si­bil­i­ty ramp avail­able on request – con­tact Flinders Chase Nation­al Park pri­or to your vis­it on (+618) 8553 4444.

Camp­ing at Mem­o­ry Cove offers a true coastal wilder­ness expe­ri­ence, the camp­ground is nes­tled among coastal mallee over­look­ing a pic­turesque white sandy beach and crys­tal blue bay. The sites are part shad­ed and shel­tered from most winds. Book­ings are essen­tial from the Port Lin­coln Vis­i­tor Infor­ma­tion Cen­tre (1300 788 378). Upon book­ing fur­ther instruc­tion will be giv­en on how to col­lect your access key. There are 5 allo­cat­ed, unpow­ered camp­sites. Access is strict­ly 4WD only, suit­able for tents and off-road camper trail­ers. NOTSUIT­ABLEFORCAR­A­VANS. Facil­i­ties, long-drop toi­let. Camp­fires Not Per­mit­ted. Swim­ming, fish­ing, bird­watch­ing, short walks, 4WDing, kayaking.

Enjoy the tran­quil scrub-land and views of coastal islands as the surf rolls in. The camp­ground has flat camp­sites with few shrubs with no shade. The site is an unal­lo­cat­ed camp­ing area for up to eight vehicles.

Access 4WD.
Suit­able for tents, camper trail­ers and caravans.
Facil­i­ties, nil.
Camp­fires allowed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Num­ber of camp­sites, unal­lo­cat­ed — max­i­mum of 8 vehicles.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

Enjoy the tran­quil scrub-land and views of coastal islands as the surf rolls in. The camp­ground has flat camp­sites with few shrubs with no shade. The site is an unal­lo­cat­ed camp­ing area for up to six vehi­cles and is 4WD access only.

Access 4WD only.
Suit­able for tents and camper trailers.
Facil­i­ties, long drop toilet.
Camp­fires allowed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Num­ber of camp­sites, unal­lo­cat­ed — max­i­mum of 6 vehicles.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

A seclud­ed camp­ground, set amongst riv­er red gums. The
Minkie water­hole has an abun­dance of birdlife. The
camp­ground is locat­ed 9 km south-west of Innam­inc­ka via
the Fif­teen Mile Track.

Camp­ing fees are per vehi­cle per night.

Access: high clear­ance 4WD only.
Suit­able for: tents and camper trailers.
Facil­i­ties: long-drop toilets.
Camp­fires: allowed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Unal­lo­cat­ed camp­ground – max­i­mum 8 vehicles.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

Explore the flood­plains and wet­lands of Moorook Game Reserve includ­ing Wach­tels Lagoon. Camp­sites are locat­ed along the Riv­er Mur­ray, offer­ing some shade and water access for riv­er based activities. 

Dogs ARENOT per­mit­ted in Moorook campground.

Access 4WD or 2WD in dry conditions.
Suit­able for tents, camper trailers.
Facil­i­ties: nil. 
NOCAMP­FIRESALLOWEDDUR­INGFIREDAN­GER SEASON.
Num­ber of camp­sites: 22 allo­cat­ed campsites.
Unpowered.

Camp­sites are sit­u­at­ed along the Mur­ray Riv­er with the abil­i­ty to launch canoes from most sites. A boat ramp is sit­u­at­ed at the end of the Park for larg­er ves­sels. Qui­et­ly pad­dle bird-watch­ing par­adise with numer­ous species of bird life inhab­it­ing the park. Look out for the regent par­rots, pel­i­cans and white-faced herons. Many camp sites offer par­tial shade and access to the riv­er for canoe launch.

Access 4WD or 2WD in dry conditions.
Suit­able for tents, camper trail­ers, caravans.
Facil­i­ties: nil.
NOCAMP­FIRESALLOWEDDUR­INGFIREDAN­GER SEASON.
Num­ber of camp­sites: 15 allo­cat­ed campsites.
Unpowered.

At the west­ern end of stun­ning Sev­en Mile beach, this remote and seclud­ed camp­ground is nes­tled among a grove of shady paper­bark trees behind a low coastal fore dune. All camp sites are with­in 100 metres of the beach and pro­tect­ed from most winds. Small boats can be launched from the beach. There are 4 allo­cat­ed, unpow­ered camp­sites. Access is 4WD only, suit­able for tents and off-road camper trail­ers. Facil­i­ties, long-drop toi­let. Camp­fires per­mit­ted, fire pits not pro­vid­ed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions and con­di­tions apply). Swim­ming, fish­ing, bird­watch­ing, beach walks, 4WDing, kayaking.

Camp out under the stars amongst the true wilder­ness with 4WD tracks to explore and rare wildlife to be found. The camp­ground has unal­lo­cat­ed camp­ing, com­pris­ing of four camp­sites with up to 13 vehi­cles per­mit­ted at this camp­ground. There is lit­tle shade and the ter­rain is flat and rocky.

Access: 4WD only.
Suit­able for: tents and off-road camper trailers.
Facil­i­ties: nil.
Camp­fires: allowed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Num­ber of camp­sites: 4 unal­lo­cat­ed — max­i­mum 13 vehicles.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

Locat­ed with­in Cape Gantheaume Con­ser­va­tion Park, Mur­ray Lagoon camp­ground is an ide­al loca­tion to for star watch­ing, mag­i­cal sun­ris­es and sun­sets. The per­fect step­ping stone for explor­ing the South Coast of the island, includ­ing the near­by Seal Bay Con­ser­va­tion Park. Enjoy and explore the three walk­ing trails locat­ed close by the camp­ground, Tim­ber Creek Walk, Bald Hill Walk and Cur­ley Creek Hike. Access: 2WD and 4WD. Suit­able for tents, camper trail­ers and car­a­vans. Also facil­i­tates large school groups (30+ per­sons). This new­ly con­struct­ed camp­ground has facil­i­ties includ­ing a camp shel­ter with a gas bar­be­cue, pic­nic tables, 4 com­mu­nal fire pits and long drop toi­let facil­i­ties. Num­ber of camp­sites: 8 allo­cat­ed camp sites, part­ly shad­ed. Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered. 


Dogs are not allowed.

Locat­ed 2.7 km south of South-end. Acces­si­ble by 2WD vehi­cle and small/​medium car­a­vans. Lim­it­ed fresh water but not rec­om­mend­ed for drink­ing. Pri­vate sites offer­ing good wind pro­tec­tion, but with min­i­mal shade. Cliff tops and rock pools are 1 km away via 2WD track.

Access 2WD and 4WD.
Suit­able for car­a­vans, camper trail­ers, tents.
Facil­i­ties, long-drop toilet.
Camp­fires allowed in fire pits only (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Num­ber of camp­sites, 6 allo­cat­ed campsites.
Unpowered.

Acces­si­ble by 4WD only, this is a great spot to camp under shady trees with a pic­nic table, a toi­let and fire ring locat­ed near­by. You can also take a short walk to the restored Nanam Well.

Access 4WD only.
Suit­able for tents and camper trailer.
Facil­i­ties: long drop toi­let, pic­nic table, fire-pit.
NOCAMP­FIRESALLOWEDDUR­INGFIREDAN­GER SEASON.
Num­ber of camp­sites, 1 (max­i­mum of 5 vehicles).
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

This camp­ground high­lights the beau­ti­ful native plants and unique Aus­tralian ani­mals all with­in easy access. Close access to the scenic walk­ing trails and World Her­itage caves to explore.

Access 2WD and 4WD.
Suit­able for tents, camper trail­er, caravan,motor home and camper van.
Facil­i­ties: flush­ing toi­let with dis­abled access, hot show­ers: ten­nis court and bar­be­cue facility.
Camp­fire com­mu­nal allowed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Num­ber of camp­sites: 10 pow­ered, 1 unpowered.
Elec­tric­i­ty: camp­sites 1 to 13 are pow­ered. Unal­lo­cat­ed camp­site unpowered.

Pro­nounced Nut-un-yoo-roo Ngah-wun-thee and locat­ed on the Wild South Coast Way on the Hey­sen Trail in New­land Head Con­ser­va­tion Park, this is a hik­er-only camp­ground. Sur­round­ed by coastal white mallee, this camp­ground pro­vides a seclud­ed area to relax after tra­vers­ing the coastal cliffs or long sandy beach­es. The mallee canopy pro­vides a per­fect envi­ron­ment for the small orchids that thrive here and the echid­nas that wan­der through search­ing for their next meal. Facil­i­ties include a camp shel­ter with tables, bench and basin and near­by toi­let. Camp­fires are pro­hib­it­ed at all times. Camp­ing capac­i­ty is max­i­mum 20 guests with 10 allo­cat­ed camp­sites (max­i­mum 2 peo­ple per site). Camp­sites are com­pact­ed earth. Unpow­ered. This is a hik­er-only camp­site with no vehi­cle park­ing or access

If you are leav­ing a vehi­cle in Deep Creek Nation­al Park overnight, you must pay a one-off vehi­cle day entry fee for camp­ing in the park. Vehi­cles may only be parked at day vis­i­tor areas.

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 7133 7270).

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.

Room con­fig­u­ra­tion is Bed­room 1 — one queen bed. Bed­room 2 — two sin­gle beds. Facil­i­ties include show­er, toi­let, lim­it­ed pow­er points, gas stove, elec­tric fridge. All crock­ery, cut­lery, cook­ing uten­sils, pots & pans are sup­plied. Linen and bed­ding is not sup­plied you must bring your own sheets, pil­lows, blan­kets and tow­els. Wood com­bus­tion heater (you will need to bring your own firewood)/ no cooling.

The Hut is locat­ed approx­i­mate­ly 21km form the Bal­canoona Park Headquarters.This track is rough in places but is acces­si­ble with 2WDs, if due care is tak­en. Park­ing is pro­vid­ed with­in the yard at the hut. 

The hut con­sist of one bed­room, lounge, kitchen and an out­side bathroom.

The bed­room sleeps up to four peo­ple — one dou­ble bed and one set of bunks.

The lounge has a com­bus­tion fire and lounge chairs.

The kitchen is equipped with a small fridge, gas stove/​oven, table (seat­ing four), sink and basic crock­ery and cutlery.

What to bring: All linen, blan­kets, pil­lows, tow­els, tea tow­els, toi­let paper, match­es and fire­wood (if required).

This camp­ground offers rea­son­able wind pro­tec­tion with min­i­mal shade and is acces­si­ble by 4WD only. There are 7 camp­sites suit­able for tents or off road campers trail­ers. There is some wind pro­tec­tion but the coastal veg­e­ta­tion does not pro­vide shade. A scenic, safe swim­ming lagoon style beach is locat­ed nearby. 

Access 4WD only.
Suit­able for off-road camper trail­er, tent.
Facil­i­ties, long-drop toilet.
Camp­fires allowed in fire pits only (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply)
Num­ber of camp­sites, 7 allo­cat­ed campsites.
Unpowered.

Camp­ing area locat­ed 1.3 km from the ocean (Gelt­wood Beach) in cen­tral Canun­da. Acces­si­ble by 2WD and small/​medium sized car­a­vans. The high wave ener­gy sand beach is unsafe for swim­ming. Lim­it­ed fresh water and pit-style toi­let is avail­able on site. There is rea­son­able wind pro­tec­tion but the coastal veg­e­ta­tion does not pro­vide shade.

Access 2WD and 4WD.
Suit­able for car­a­van, camper trail­er, tent.
Facil­i­ties, long-drop toilet.
Camp­fires allowed in fire pits only (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Num­ber of camp­sites, 7 allo­cat­ed campsites.
Unpowered.

Locat­ed at the south­ern end of the park, this camp­ground is sit­u­at­ed near a small salt lake and sur­round­ed by trees pro­vid­ing pro­tec­tion from wind and offer­ing shade. The camp­ground has 7 allo­cat­ed camp­ing sites and is acces­si­ble by 2WD or 4WD.

Suit­able for camper trail­er, tent.
Facil­i­ties, long-drop toilet.
GASFIRESONLY are per­mit­ted, camp­fires strict­ly prohibited.
Num­ber of camp­sites, 7 allo­cat­ed campsites.
Unpowered.

The camp­ground offers sites that are close togeth­er with some over­look­ing the Coorong Lagoon.

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: 8 allo­cat­ed campsites.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

The camp­ground offers semi shel­tered and spaced apart campsites. 

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: 7 allo­cat­ed campsites.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

Just off the Ngarkat Hwy, this camp­ground pro­vides a great overnight stay for 2wd vehi­cles. The camp­ground is hid­den amongst the mallee with access to toi­let facil­i­ty and an inter­pre­tive wak­ing trail. The area is also rich in his­to­ry with an restored hut to view. 

Access 2WD and 4WD.
Suit­able for tents, camper trail­ers and caravans.
Facil­i­ties, long drop toilet.
NOCAMP­FIRESALLOWEDDUR­INGFIREDAN­GER SEASON.
Num­ber of camp­sites: 3 allo­cat­ed campsites.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

Sev­er­al hikes start from the camp­ground, includ­ing those to the restored Nanam Well and Cox’s Wind­mill. Expe­ri­enced hik­ers can embark on an extend­ed hike to the Fish­ponds or Scor­pi­on Springs.

Access 4WD only.
Suit­able for camper trail­ers, tents.
Facil­i­ties: long drop toilet.
NOCAMP­FIRESALLOWEDDUR­INGFIREDAN­GER SEASON.
Unal­lo­cat­ed camp­ing ‑max­i­mum 12 vehicles.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

Locat­ed 45 km south of Ade­laide, Pink Gum Camp­ground is one of our newest facil­i­ties, offer­ing a qui­et get­away from sub­ur­ban life. Sit­u­at­ed in the South East­ern cor­ner of the park, the camp­ground offers eleven allo­cat­ed camp sites and is acces­si­ble by 2WD.

Access: 2WD and 4WD.
Suit­able for tents, camper trail­ers and caravans. 
Facil­i­ties: flush­ing toi­let, wash-up facility.
Camp­fires fire pit per site (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Num­ber of camp­sites: 11 allo­cat­ed campsites.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

This small rocky point with gran­ite boul­ders con­tains long, sandy beach­es and sand dunes. The park pro­vides excel­lent fish­ing, but be advised strong cur­rents and rips can make swim­ming dan­ger­ous in this area. The four unal­lo­cat­ed camp sites are scat­tered through­out the park and offer min­i­nal shade. They are acces­si­ble by 4WD only.

Access: 4WD only
Suit­able for: tents and off road camper trailers
Facil­i­ties: nil
Camp­fires: allowed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply)
Num­ber of camp­sites: unal­lo­cat­ed — max­i­mum of 8 vehicles
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered

Locat­ed on the banks of Coop­er Creek, 2 km south-west of Innam­inc­ka, this is our clos­est camp­ground to the Innam­inc­ka town­ship on the south­ern side of Coop­er Creek. 
Access is via Fif­teen Mile Track.

Camp­ing fees are per vehi­cle per night

Access: high clear­ance 4WD only.
Suit­able for: tents and camper trailers.
Facil­i­ties: long-drop toilets.
Camp­fires: allowed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Unal­lo­cat­ed camp­ground — max­i­mum 9 vehi­cles. Gate on
west­ern end must be kept clear for tour oper­a­tor to access
tour boat.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

Posi­tioned near the beau­ti­ful Pon­dalowie Bay this camp­ground is nes­tled among the Mallee veg­e­ta­tion. Great loca­tion for activ­i­ties such as surf­ing, fish­ing and bush walking.

Access: 2WD and 4WD
Suit­able: tents only
Facil­i­ties: long drop toilet
Num­ber of sites: 26
Camp­fires: allowed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Elec­tric­i­ty: Unpowered

Locat­ed near the beau­ti­ful Pon­dalowie Bay, this camp­ground has 9 large car­a­van sites and 16 small­er camper trail­er sites.

Access: 2WD and 4WD.
Suit­able for: camper trail­ers, caravans.
Facil­i­ties: long-drop toilet.
Camp­fires: allowed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Num­ber of camp­sites: 26 allo­cat­ed campsites.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

Room con­fig­u­ra­tion is Bed­room 1 — one queen bed. Facil­i­ties include show­er, toi­let, lim­it­ed pow­er points, gas stove, elec­tric fridge. All crock­ery, cut­lery, cook­ing uten­sils, pots & pans are sup­plied. Linen and bed­ding sup­plied. Gas heat­ing / no cooling.

This her­itage-list­ed cot­tage offers cosy self-con­tained accom­mo­da­tion for up to two guests. Stun­ning­ly restored and updat­ed, the cot­tage fea­tures an open-plan lounge, din­ing and kitchen, one bed­room with a queen size bed, and a spa­cious ensuite bathroom.

Designed with acces­si­bil­i­ty in mind, the cot­tage has step-free access through­out, spa­cious rooms, acces­si­ble bath­room with roll-in show­er, wall-mount­ed show­er chair and on-site dis­abled park­ing. Portable show­er chair avail­able on request – con­tact Flinders Chase Nation­al Park pri­or to your vis­it on (+618) 8553 4444. For more infor­ma­tion, check the Acces­si­bil­i­ty web page.

The ful­ly equipped kitchen includes an oven with 4‑burner stove­top, fridge/​freezer, microwave, ket­tle, toast­er, cof­fee plunger (BYO fan­cy cof­fee), cook­ing uten­sils, pots and pans, glass­ware, crock­ery and cut­lery. Cook­ing basics (tea, instant cof­fee, sug­ar, oil, salt and pep­per) are provided.

Take the oppor­tu­ni­ty to dis­con­nect from the busy world (there is no wifi or TV and phone recep­tion is lim­it­ed), and con­nect with your loved ones – board games and cards are provided.

Enjoy out­door din­ing on the large paved deck and gath­er­ing around the fire pit in the cool­er months (fire restric­tions apply), while Cape Bar­ren geese and kan­ga­roos graze just steps away.

This camp­ground is locat­ed near Queer­bi­die Water­hole and is just 1.5 km from the Innam­inc­ka town­ship. This is our clos­est camp­ground to the Innam­inc­ka Town­ship and is locat­ed on the north­ern side of the Coop­er Creek cause­way. There is min­i­mal shade at this campground.

Camp­ing fees are per vehi­cle per night

Access: 4WD only.
Suit­able for: tents, camper trail­ers, caravans.
Facil­i­ties: long-drop toilets.
Camp­fires: allowed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Unal­lo­cat­ed camp­ground — max­i­mum 12 vehicles 
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

Rab­bit Island Soak Camp­ground is locat­ed amongst tall euca­lyp­tus trees, where you can enjoy the birds of the mallee.

Access 4WD only.
Suit­able for tent, camper trailer.
Facil­i­ties: nil.
NOCAMP­FIRESALLOWEDDUR­INGFIREDAN­GER SEASON.
Num­ber of camp­sites: 2 allo­cat­ed campsites.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

Richard­sons Shack camp­ground has beau­ti­ful views of the shel­tered Spald­ing Cove. There is par­tial shade and expo­sure to west­er­ly winds. The camp­ground offers unal­lo­cat­ed and unpow­ered camp­ing for 5 vehi­cles. Access all weath­er 2WD track, suit­able for tents, camper trail­ers and car­a­vans. No facil­i­ties, near­est are at Fish­er­man Point (approx 1.5km). Camp­fires per­mit­ted, fire pits not pro­vid­ed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions and con­di­tions apply). Swim­ming, fish­ing, bird­watch­ing, short walks and trekking.

Nes­tled with­in the heart of Flinders Chase Nation­al Park, Rocky Riv­er Camp­ground serves as the per­fect base for dis­cov­er­ing some of Kan­ga­roo Island’s most breath­tak­ing attrac­tions. Remark­able Rocks and Admi­rals Arch are just a 20-minute dri­ve away, while sev­er­al scenic walk­ing trails are with­in easy reach. You might even catch a glimpse of the elu­sive platy­pus on the near­by Platy­pus Water­holes Walk. The camp­ground is equipped with excel­lent facil­i­ties, includ­ing hot show­ers, flush­ing toi­lets, and BBQs, mak­ing it the per­fect retreat for fam­i­lies and nature-lovers seek­ing some com­fort amidst the island’s rugged beauty.



Access: 2WD and 4WD.

All sites suit­able for tents, some sites suit­able for camper­vans and camper trailers.

Facil­i­ties: flush­ing toi­lets, hot show­ers, BBQ’s and a pic­nic shelter.

Camp­fires: shared fire pit at BBQ shel­ter area (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).

Num­ber of camp­sites: 21 allo­cat­ed campsites.

Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.



Dogs/​pets are not allowed

Offer­ing 4 allo­cat­ed camp sites adja­cent the Princes High­way, over­look­ing the Coorong Lagoon. Locat­ed 40 km south of Meningie, acces­si­ble by 4WD. 

Suit­able for camper trail­ers, tents and swags.

Facil­i­ties: Boat launch.

Camp­fires are not allowed.

Locat­ed at the south­ern edge of the park, this site has unal­lo­cat­ed camp­ing for twen­ty vehi­cles on a flat sandy beach. There is min­i­mal shade pro­tec­tion, how­ev­er you will be reward­ed with the tran­quil sounds of the coastal waves crash­ing to shore.

Access 4WD only.
Suit­able for tents and camper trailers.
Facilities,1x long drop toilet
Camp­fires allowed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Num­ber of camp­sites, unal­lo­cat­ed — max­i­mum of 20 vehicles.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

Spa­cious camp­ground set amongst the mallee which is acces­si­ble for high clear­ance 2WD vehi­cles in good weath­er. This camp­ground has a flat sur­face, a fire pit and is part­ly shady. The site has unal­lo­cat­ed camp­ing for ten vehicles.

Access 4WD, or high clear­ance 2WD in good weath­er only.
Suit­able for tents (in dry weath­er), camper trail­ers and caravans.
Facil­i­ties, long-drop toilet.
Camp­fires allowed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Num­ber of camp sites, unal­lo­cat­ed — max­i­mum of 8 vehicles.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

Locat­ed approx­i­mate­ly one kilo­me­ter from Sen­sa­tion beach, the camp­ground can be used as a start­ing point for walk­ers doing the overnight Whid­bey Wilder­ness hikes. With lim­it­ed shade and wind pro­tec­tion, the camp­ground offers unal­lo­cat­ed and unpow­ered camp­ing for 2 vehi­cles. Access 4WD only, suit­able for tents and off-road camper trail­ers. No facil­i­ties, near­est are at Mor­gan’s Land­ing (approx 7km). Camp­fires per­mit­ted, fire pits not pro­vid­ed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions and con­di­tions apply). Swim­ming, fish­ing, bird­watch­ing, trekking and 4WDing.

Sep­tem­ber Beach camp­ground is very pop­u­lar hav­ing large and well spaced camp­sites, each camp­site is sep­a­rat­ed by a screen of shady trees. There are 10 allo­cat­ed, unpow­ered camp­sites. Access via an all weath­er 2WD track, suit­able for tents, camper trail­ers and car­a­vans. Facil­i­ties, long-drop toi­let. Camp­fires per­mit­ted, fire pits pro­vid­ed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions and con­di­tions apply). Swim­ming, fish­ing, bird­watch­ing, short walks, trekking and kayak­ing. Kata and Belle offer ​‘Glamp­ing’ in Sep­tem­ber Beach Camp­ground ( sites 8 and 9). Book­ings can be made at www​.kataand​belle​.com​.au or call on 0420 986 326.

There are 3 camp­sites locat­ed adja­cent the Sev­en Mile Road, over­look­ing the Coorong Lagoon. Suit­able for tents, camper trail­ers and car­a­vans. Near­by facil­i­ties include a boat launch and lookout. 
Access 2WD and 4WD.
Suit­able for car­a­vans, camper trail­ers, tents.
Facil­i­ties: boat launch and lookout.
Camp­fires not allowed.
Num­ber of camp­sites: 3 allo­cat­ed campsites.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

Locat­ed a short walk from sandy Shell Beach where you’ll find an Insta­gram-wor­thy rock pool, this camp­ground has 5 allo­cat­ed camp sites that offer shade and shel­ter from the wind.

Access: 2WD and 4WD.
Suit­able for: tents, camper trailers.
Facil­i­ties: long-drop toilet.
Camp­fires: allowed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Num­ber of camp­sites: 5 allo­cat­ed campsites.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

This camp­ground offers shad­ed camp sites on the banks of the Coop­er Creek. Locat­ed only 4 km south-west of Innam­inc­ka, it is a con­ve­nient base to explore the area. Access is via Fif­teen Mile Track. 

Camp­ing fees are per vehi­cle per night

Access: high clear­ance 4WD.
Suit­able for: tents and camper trailers.
Facil­i­ties: long-drop toilets.
Camp­fires: allowed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Num­ber of vehi­cles: max­i­mum of 8.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

Spald­ing Cove camp­ground is locat­ed among tall coastal mallee. Par­tial­ly shad­ed with beach front, the sites over­look the shal­low cove. The camp­ground offers unal­lo­cat­ed and unpow­ered camp­ing for 5 vehi­cles. Access 4WD only, suit­able for tents and camper trail­ers. No facil­i­ties, near­est are at Stam­ford Hill (approx 6.3km). Camp­fires per­mit­ted, fire pits not pro­vid­ed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions and con­di­tions apply). Swim­ming, fish­ing, bird­watch­ing, short walks, trekking and kayaking.

Suit­able for large groups, this camp­ground offers 27 allo­cat­ed camp­sites. The camp­ground is locat­ed with­in walk­ing dis­tance of the beach and offers views of spec­tac­u­lar coastal land­scapes. The ground of the camp sites is impact­ed and requires suit­able pegs and mallet.

Access: 2WD and 4WD.
Suit­able for: tent, car­a­van, camper trailer.
Facil­i­ties: long-drop toi­lets & BBQ
Camp­fires: allowed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Num­ber of camp­sites: 27 allo­cat­ed campsites.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

Locat­ed at the north­ern end of the park and sit­u­at­ed 3kms from Robe, this camp­ground offers rea­son­able wind pro­tec­tion with min­i­mal shade. The camp­ground has 6 allo­cat­ed camp­ing sites. 800m to surf beach­es and rock pools. Acces­si­ble by 4WD.

Suit­able for camper trail­er, tent.
Facil­i­ties: long-drop toi­let, unpowered.
Camp­fires allowed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Num­ber of camp­sites, 6 allo­cat­ed campsites.

Camp­site fees are per site per night. Vehi­cle entry fees are waivered in this camp­site fee.

Nes­tled amongst tall stringy­bark trees, this camp­ground has six­teen allo­cat­ed camp­sites with plen­ty of shade and wind protection.

Access: 2WD and 4WD.
All sites: suit­able for tents. Some sites: suit­able for camper vans, camper trail­ers and caravans.
Facil­i­ties: flush­ing toi­lets, hot show­ers, pic­nic tables.
Camp­fires: fire pads per site (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Num­ber of camp­sites: 16 allo­cat­ed campsites.
Unpowered.

Sur­fleet Cove Camp­ground over­looks the pro­tect­ed waters of Boston Bay. The camp­ground is sur­round­ed by tall euca­lypt wood­lands pro­vid­ing shel­ter from most winds and habi­tat for lots of birds and oth­er wildlife. There is easy access to great walk­ing trails. There are 18 allo­cat­ed and 1 group unpow­ered camp­sites. Access via a sealed road, suit­able for tents to large car­a­vans and motorhomes. Facil­i­ties, long-drop toi­lets. The fire pits are now installed and oper­a­tional. (sea­son­al fire restric­tions and con­di­tions apply). Swim­ming, fish­ing, bird­watch­ing, short walks, trekking and kayak­ing. Site 19 Group Camp­ing — For book­ings of groups greater than 20 peo­ple, please con­tact the Port Lin­coln NPWS Office 86883111.

This vast wilder­ness of veg­e­tat­ed dunes and gib­ber ris­es is home to an incred­i­ble array of wildlife species unique­ly adapt­ed to their arid envi­ron­ment. Self-suf­fi­cient bush camp­ing is per­mit­ted with­in 50 meters of the Anne Bead­ell High­way. Please note you must book pri­or to arrival and a tourist access per­mit from the Depart­ment of Defence is also required to access the Anne Bead­ell Highway.

Access: 4WD only.
Suit­able for: tents only.
Facil­i­ties: nil.
Camp­fires: allowed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Unal­lo­cat­ed camp ground: Max­i­mum of 50 vehicles.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

Camp­site fees are per site per night. Vehi­cle entry fees are waivered in this camp­site fee.

This camp­ground is a short walk to spec­tac­u­lar views of the coast­line with a num­ber of walk­ing trails near­by. There are sev­en­teen allo­cat­ed camp­sites, offer­ing some shel­ter for tents by the low coastal vegetation. 

Access 2WD and 4WD.
All site suit­able for tents Some site suit­able for small camper vans and camper trailers.
Facil­i­ties: long-drop toi­let, pic­nic shelter. 
Camp­fires: fire pads per site (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Num­ber of camp­sites: 17 allo­cat­ed campsites.
Unpowered.

This camp­ground is shel­tered in mallee scrub behind the beach which is acces­si­ble via a board­walk and stairs. Boats can be launched from a con­crete boat ramp. There are 4 allo­cat­ed, unpow­ered camp­sites. Access via an all weath­er 2WD track, suit­able for tents, and camper trail­ers. Facil­i­ties, long-drop toi­let. Camp­fires per­mit­ted, fire pits not pro­vid­ed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions and con­di­tions apply). Swim­ming, boat­ing, fish­ing, bird­watch­ing, short walks, and trekking.

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: unpowered

Please note: there is cur­rent­ly water over Tea Tree Cross­ing. This water is very salty and may be harm­ful to your vehi­cle. The water lev­el can change rapid­ly as wind will push the water up and down the lagoon. Mark­ers show the depth of the water.
Access to the camp­ground via the ocean beach is not rec­om­mend­ed as dri­ving con­di­tions along the beach can be extreme­ly dan­ger­ous due to severe ero­sion and dune col­laps­es caused by sea­son­al high tides and sea surges.
It is not rec­om­mend­ed that you tow any form of trail­er, camper or car­a­van along the ocean beach. Clear­ance can be an issue and there may be lim­it­ed oppor­tu­ni­ty to turn around.
This camp­ground is a large, unal­lo­cat­ed grassed area with shel­ter pro­vid­ed by vegetation.

Num­ber of camp­sites: 1 vehi­cle (unal­lo­cat­ed) 5 guests max­i­mum per vehicle.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.
Facil­i­ties: none.

This camp­ground sits high on the cliffs of the Brachi­na Creek, near to where it flows onto the plains, on its way to Lake Tor­rens. Exam­ples of fos­sil worm bur­rows and Wilka­w­il­l­i­na lime­stone fos­sils can be found near­by. This camp­ground has shared firepits with bbq plates, an area for bus park­ing and lim­it­ed shade.

Access: access by high clear­ance 2WD, select­ed sites are 4WD only.
Suit­able for: bus, car­a­vans, camper trail­ers, tents.
Facil­i­ties: long-drop toilet.
Camp­fires: allowed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Num­ber of camp­sites: 6 allo­cat­ed campsites.
Unpow­ered. Water tank locat­ed at toi­let block. NPWS can­not guar­an­tee con­sis­tent water qual­i­ty and supply.

The camp­ground offers good wind pro­tec­tion with some sites shad­ed by mallee gums. Shad­ed pic­nic area amongst gum trees near­by. 1.5 km to back beach for surf­ing and fish­ing along 4wd track. The camp­ground has 5 allo­cat­ed camp­ing sites and is acces­si­ble by 2WD with high clear­ance or 4WD.

Suit­able for car­a­van, camper trail­er, tent.
Facil­i­ties, long-drop toi­let, pic­nic table.
Camp­fires allowed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Num­ber of camp­sites, 5 allo­cat­ed campsites .
Unpowered.

A quick pull-over camp­ing site locat­ed along the one-way sec­tion of the Bor­der Track. This camp­ground has 1 allo­cat­ed camp site and is acces­si­ble by 4WD only. Camp­site is closed dur­ing sum­mer months.

Access 4WD only.
Suit­able for tents only.
Facil­i­ties: nil.
NOCAMP­FIRESALLOWEDDUR­INGFIREDAN­GER SEASON.
Num­ber of camp­sites, 1 allo­cat­ed camp­site — max­i­mum 2 vehicle.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

A quick ​‘pull-over’ pic­nic or camp­ing site locat­ed along the one-way sec­tion of the Bor­der Track. This camp­ground has 2 allo­cat­ed camp sites and is acces­si­ble by 4WD only. Camp­site closed dur­ing sum­mer months.

Access: 4WD only.
Suit­able for tents only.
Facil­i­ties: nil.
NOCAMP­FIRESALLOWEDDUR­INGFIREDAN­GER SEASON.
Num­ber of camp­sites: 2 allo­cat­ed campsites.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

Locat­ed close to Point Sir Isaac, The Pool camp­ground is the most remote and dif­fi­cult to access camp­ground in Cof­fin Bay Nation­al Park. The camp­ground is set among mallee behind the fore dunes. Shade is lim­it­ed. There are 7 allo­cat­ed, unpow­ered camp­sites. Small boats can be launched from the beach via Site 2. Access is 4WD only, suit­able for tents and off-road camper trail­ers. Facil­i­ties, long-drop toi­let. Camp­fires per­mit­ted, fire pits not pro­vid­ed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions and con­di­tions apply). Swim­ming, fish­ing, bird­watch­ing, beach walks, surf­ing, 4WDing, kayaking.

Tolderol Game Reserve will be closed from the 6 Jan­u­ary 2025 until July 2025 for pub­lic safe­ty while major con­struc­tion works are under­way to improve wet­land habi­tat as part of the Healthy Coorong Healthy Basin project. 


Tolderol Camp­ground is locat­ed on the banks of Lake Alexan­d­ri­na. Tolderol Game Reserve con­sists of a series of con­struct­ed open and shal­low basins with con­nect­ing chan­nels and lev­ee banks.

Access: 2WD and 4WD.
Suit­able for tent, camper trailer.
Facil­i­ties: no facilities.
NOCAMP­FIRESALLOWEDDUR­INGFIREDAN­GER SEASON.
Num­ber of camp­sites: 6 allo­cat­ed campsites.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

Please check web­site for declared duck hunt­ing open sea­son pri­or to booking

This peace­ful camp­ground along Brachi­na Gorge Road is ide­al­ly locat­ed for sev­er­al loop walks. The camp­ground is a short walk from the inter­na­tion­al­ly-sig­nif­i­cant geo­log­i­cal Edi­acaran Gold­en Spike.

Access: access by high clear­ance 2WD and 4WD.
Suit­able for: tents, camper trail­ers, caravans.
Facil­i­ties: long-drop toi­let, pic­nic area.
Camp­fires: allowed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Num­ber of camp­sites: 15 allo­cat­ed campsites.
Unpow­ered. Water tank locat­ed at toi­let block. NPWS can­not guar­an­tee con­sis­tent water qual­i­ty and supply.

Camp­site fees are per site per night. Vehi­cle entry fees are waivered in this camp­site fee.

Spa­cious sur­rounds and Yac­ka plants as a con­trast­ing back­drop, this camp­ground is a beau­ti­ful retreat with plen­ty of open space.

Access 2WD and 4WD.
All site suit­able for tents Some site suit­able for camper vans, camper trail­ers and caravans.
Facil­i­ties, long-drop toi­let, pic­nic shelter.
Camp­fires fire pits per site (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Num­ber of camp­sites, 25 allo­cat­ed campsites.
Unpowered.

Offers great views to the Blue Sturts. Acces­si­ble for high clear­ance 2WD in good weath­er. This camp­ground has unal­lo­cat­ed camp­ing for eleven vehicles.

Access 4WD, or high clear­ance 2WD in good weath­er only.
Suit­able for tents, camper trail­ers and car­a­vans (in dry weather).
Facil­i­ties, long-drop toilet.
Camp­fires allowed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Num­ber of camp sites, unal­lo­cat­ed — max­i­mum of 13 vehicles.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

A short walk from Wait­pin­ga Beach (where there are ide­al con­di­tions for surf­ing or a spot of fish­ing, but not suit­able for swim­ming), this camp­ground is shel­tered from the wind where you can camp among the mallee or in open areas pro­tect­ed by shrubs. It is an unal­lo­cat­ed camp­ground and vehi­cles have to be parked at car park­ing bays. There are a num­ber of walk­ing trails start­ing from this campground.

Access 2WD and 4WD.
Suit­able for tents or swags.
Facil­i­ties: flush­ing toi­lets, com­mu­nal gas BBQ, pic­nic shel­ter and tables, rain­wa­ter tank.
Camp­fires not per­mit­ted through­out the year.
Num­ber of camp­sites, unal­lo­cat­ed — max­i­mum of 28 vehicles.
Unpowered.

Wee­t­oot­la Camp­ground is locat­ed to the west of Bal­canoona at the end of Wee­t­oot­la Gorge. Camp sites are locat­ed along Bal­canoona Creek among mallee, native pines and bul­lock bush. The camp­ing area is approx­i­mate­ly 20 min­utes from Bal­canoona, 2 km towards Arka­roola then 5 km along the sign­post­ed track. The camp­ground is locat­ed approx­i­mate­ly 4 km from the infor­ma­tion bay. Des­ig­nat­ed camp sites are set out adja­cent to the pit toi­lets. These can also be found 1 km fur­ther on, near the Wee­t­oot­la Gorge trailhead.

Access: 2WD and 4WD.
Suit­able for: tents, camper trail­ers and small caravans.
Facil­i­ties: long-drop toilets.
Camp­fires: allowed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Unal­lo­cat­ed camp­ing — max­i­mum 16 vehicles.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

Locat­ed at the west­ern end of Flinders Chase Nation­al Park, this seclud­ed camp­ground set with­in a stun­ning coastal land­scape is a short walk from a tran­quil bay.

Access: 4WD only. Not suit­able for car­a­vans or large vehicles.
Suit­able for: tents and small camper trail­ers. Access to camp­sites may be tight with lim­it­ed space for maneu­ver­ing camper trailers.
Facil­i­ties: long drop toi­let, pic­nic area.
Camp­fires: not allowed.
Num­ber of camp­sites: 8 allo­cat­ed campsites.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.
The camp­sites pro­vide very min­i­mal shade and wind protection.

Dogs are not allowed.

Locat­ed along the North­ern of South Aus­trali­a’s Hey­sen Trail, this camp­ground is nes­tled between native pine and the East­ern side wall of the Pound. St Mary’s Peak offers a spec­tac­u­lar back­ground. Ide­al­ly sit­u­at­ed for walk­ers using the Hey­sen Trail and for cyclists on the Maw­son Trail or Flinders Ranges by Bike loop trail. Also as a remote camp for school groups.

No vehi­cle access.
Suit­able for tents only.
Facil­i­ties: long drop toi­let, rain water tank.
Camp­fires: Not per­mit­ted at any­time of the year. Camp stoves per­mit­ted for hik­ers and cyclists only.
Num­ber of hikers/​cyclists: Up to 50.
Unpow­ered site.

NPWS can­not guar­an­tee con­sis­tent water qual­i­ty and supply.

Sit­u­at­ed on the east­ern side of the park amongst the pink gums, grass trees and hop bush, this camp­ground has nine­teen camp­sites, includ­ing some camp sites that are suit­able for small camper vans (RVs) and camper trail­ers. Camp­ing here is con­ve­nient for city-dwellers, fam­i­lies and first-time campers. It’s locat­ed just south-east of Gawler and is one of the clos­est places to Ade­laide that you can camp in a nation­al park. 
Upon mak­ing a book­ing campers will be sent infor­ma­tion about access the site and oth­er restric­tion at the time of booking.

Only a short dri­ve from the park entrance Wise­mans shack camp­ground has beach front views of Prop­er Bay. There are 3 allo­cat­ed, unpow­ered camp­sites. Access is 4WD only, suit­able for tents and camper trail­ers. No facil­i­ties, near­est are at Stam­ford Hill (approx. 20km). Camp­fires per­mit­ted, fire pits not pro­vid­ed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions and con­di­tions apply). Swim­ming, fish­ing, bird­watch­ing, short walks, 4WDing, kayaking.

Sur­round­ed by mallee and high sand dunes, the low rocky head­land of Wit­tel­bee Point has plen­ty of bush­walk­ing tracks to explore. This camp­site per­mits up to 4 vehi­cles and is sandy, rock ter­rain with lit­tle shade.

Access: 2WD and 4WD.
Suit­able for: tents, camper trail­ers and caravans.
Facil­i­ties: nil.
Camp­fires: allowed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Unal­lo­cat­ed — max­i­mum 4 vehicles.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

Wood­cut­ters Beach camp­ground has beach front views of Prop­er Bay. There are 3 allo­cat­ed, unpow­ered camp­sites. Access is 4WD only, suit­able for tents and off-road camper trail­ers. No facil­i­ties, near­est are at Stam­ford Hill (approx. 12km). Camp­fires per­mit­ted, fire pits not pro­vid­ed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions and con­di­tions apply). Swim­ming, fish­ing, bird­watch­ing, short walks, 4WDing, kayaking.

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.

If you are intend­ing to camp on the beach near the cross­ing, please book a Beach Camp­ing site.

Pro­nounced Wool-dee Krik-ren Ngah-wun-thee and locat­ed on the Hey­sen Trail in Deep Creek Nation­al Park, this is a hik­er-only camp­ground. Nes­tled amongst shady gum trees and icon­ic yac­cas, this camp­ground gives a real sense of being in the wilder­ness. Fern-lined gul­lies, cas­cad­ing water­falls and a spec­tac­u­lar coast­line of cliffs and seclud­ed coves are all a short jour­ney from here. Facil­i­ties include a camp shel­ter with tables, bench and basin and near­by toi­let. Camp­fires pro­hib­it­ed at all times. Camp­ing capac­i­ty is max­i­mum 20 guests with 10 allo­cat­ed camp­sites (max­i­mum 2 peo­ple per site). Camp­sites are raised tim­ber plat­forms or com­pact­ed earth. Unpow­ered. This is a hik­er-only camp­site with no vehi­cle park­ing or access.

If you are leav­ing a vehi­cle in Deep Creek Nation­al Park overnight, you must pay a one-off vehi­cle day entry fee for camp­ing in the park. Vehi­cles may only be parked at day vis­i­tor areas.

Nes­tled in a gul­ly offer­ing par­tial shade pro­tec­tion and a fire pit, this camp­ground is acces­si­ble for high clear­ance 2WD vehi­cles in good weath­er only. This camp­ground has unal­lo­cat­ed camp­ing for nine vehicles.

Access 4WD, or high clear­ance 2WD in good weath­er only.
Suit­able for tents, camper trail­ers and car­a­vans (in dry weather).
Facil­i­ties, long-drop toi­let, fire pit.
Camp­fires allowed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Num­ber of camp sites, unal­lo­cat­ed — max­i­mum of 9 vehicles.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

With a choice of sites hav­ing bay views or being among shady sheoaks the Yang­ie Bay camp­ground has some­thing for every­one. This pop­u­lar camp­ground is the only 2WD acces­si­ble camp­ground in the park. Yang­ie bay is great for kayak­ing and pad­dle board­ing. There are 19 allo­cat­ed, unpow­ered camp­sites. Access via a sealed road, suit­able for tents to large car­a­vans and motorhomes. Facil­i­ties, long-drop toi­lets. Camp­fires per­mit­ted, shared fire pits pro­vid­ed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions and con­di­tions apply). Swim­ming, fish­ing, bird­watch­ing, short walks, trekking and kayaking.

Locat­ed 2km along the 4WD Cof­fin track, the camp­ing area is also pop­u­lar for pic­nick­ing. Big Yang­ie Bay is a shal­low, pro­tect­ed inlet great for kayaks and pad­dle boards. The camp­ground offers unal­lo­cat­ed and unpow­ered camp­ing for 7 vehi­cles. Access 4WD only, suit­able for tents and off-road camper trail­ers. No facil­i­ties, near­est are at Yang­ie Bay (approx 2km). Camp­fires per­mit­ted, fire pits not pro­vid­ed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions and con­di­tions apply). Swim­ming, beach fish­ing, bird­watch­ing, 4WDing and kayaking.

Pro­nounced Yah-pah-ree Ngah-wun-thee and locat­ed on the Wild South Coast Way on the Hey­sen Trail in Deep Creek Nation­al Park, this is a hik­er-only camp­ground. Set below a canopy of stringy­bark trees, the camp­ground is a great place to unwind, relax and enjoy the scenery. An ele­vat­ed plat­form pro­vides fan­tas­tic ocean views over the tree­tops. Facil­i­ties include a camp shel­ter with tables, bench and basin and near­by toi­let. Camp­fires are pro­hib­it­ed at all times. Camp­ing capac­i­ty is max­i­mum 20 guests with 10 allo­cat­ed camp­site (max­i­mum 2 peo­ple per site). Camp­sites are either plat­form or earth. Unpow­ered. This is a hik­er-only camp­site with no vehi­cle park­ing or vehi­cle access. 

If you are leav­ing a vehi­cle in Deep Creek Nation­al Park overnight, you must pay a one-off vehi­cle day entry fee for camp­ing in the park. Vehi­cles may only be parked at day vis­i­tor areas.

This camp­ground is locat­ed at the east­ern end of the Brachi­na Gorge Road, where Ora­parin­na Creek joins the Eno­ra­ma Creek. Var­i­ous camp sites offer part shade.

Access: access by high clear­ance 2WD and 4WD.
Suit­able for: tents, camper trail­ers, caravans.
Facil­i­ties: nil.
Camp­fires: allowed (sea­son­al fire restric­tions apply).
Num­ber of camp­sites: 4 allo­cat­ed campsites.
Elec­tric­i­ty: unpowered.

NPWS can­not guar­an­tee con­sis­tent water qual­i­ty and supply.