Accommodation

Mount Remarkable National Park

Escape to the rugged beauty of Mount Remarkable National Park, where ancient peaks, dramatic gorges and vibrant wildlife make every visit unforgettable.

From the towering 960 m summit overlooking Willochra Plain to tranquil creek beds lined with river red gums, the park showcases the dramatic geology of the southern Flinders Ranges. Adventurous hikers, cyclists and families alike delight in scenic trails and hidden gems teeming with native animals.

As part of South Australia’s protected landscapes, Mount Remarkable National Park is stewarded in partnership with Traditional Owners, ensuring its cultural significance and diverse ecosystems are safeguarded for future generations.

Experience family‑friendly camping near Mambray Creek, hike quiet valley trails in search of echidnas and lace monitors, or test your mountain‑bike skills on the Willowie trails and the Remarkable Epic trail. For panoramic views, tackle the challenging summit hike or roam dramatic gorges carved through ancient rock. Whether you’re seeking a quick getaway or a multi‑day trek, you’ll find plenty of ways to connect with nature.

Join us in preserving this treasured park by staying on marked trails, taking rubbish with you and respecting wildlife—you’ll help keep Mount Remarkable pristine and welcoming for everyone.

Plan your visit online to secure campsite or accommodation bookings, check the latest alerts and prepare for the outback climate. With its spectacular views, abundant wildlife and ongoing regeneration, Mount Remarkable National Park is ready for your next adventure.

Wilmington Fire update

In February 2025 a bushfire burnt about 25 percent of the park, yet Mount Remarkable’s vast expanse still offers plenty to explore—and a rare chance to watch the landscape recover in real time. Most areas affected by the fire have now reopened, but a few closures remain while recovery continues.

  • Alligator Lodge Accommodation

    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.

  • Baroota Campground

    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.

  • Mambray Creek Cabin Accommodation

    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.

  • Mambray Creek Campground

    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.