After 4 months exploring this great state, its time to do a Best Camp Sites in South Australia post! Now, I want to make it very clear that this is our opinion only, and relates to the camp site itself, not the destination, or attractions nearby. There were plenty of amazing places that we went…
There’s nothing better than finding pristine, amazing free camps on your travels, and in this post we are sharing our South Australia Free Camping options. From the magnificent cliffs through to pristine beach camping, remote outback camps and everything in between, if it’s a good free camp, you’ll find it below! Bunda Cliffs The Bunda…
Coming from Western Australia, we’re all too familiar with amazing beach camping. I had high expectations of the South Australia Beach Camping, and it has not disappointed in the slightest. In this post, we cover the best beach camping that we found in South Australia, along with what it costs, whether you need to book,…
The Yorke Peninsula is full of beaches with crystal clear water, amazing coastlines and great camp sites, and none does it better than the Innes National Park. We’d been long looking forward to getting into the National Park, and when a gap in the windy weather presented itself made the drive right to the bottom,…
Looking for more pristine South Australian Coastline? Enter Innes National Park on the Yorke Peninsula. Australia has some truly world class National Parks, and we’re always super excited to enter a new one, and see what its all about. We’ve been working our way across the coast of South Australia, and next on the list…
After 4 months exploring South Australia, here’s our top 18 places to camp at, or visit! From massive, wild cliffs to the most stunning beaches around, you’re guaranteed to find a place that will wow you. In this post, I want to share our absolute favourite spots, and in our opinion, the best places to…
If you’ve been in the 4WD game for long in Australia, there’s a good chance you’d have heard of Robe, and the 4WD tracks that it has on offer. We were really keen to see how the Robe 4WD tracks really were, and headed down from the Kingston RV Park for the day. Unfortunately for…
We love national parks. Australia has some truly mind blowing places, and we were pretty excited to visit the Lincoln National Park, and see what it had to offer. In true fashion, we had all kinds of weather from warm, sunny portions of the day through to thunderstorms and horrendous wind, but loved our 9…
It’s both funny, and frustrating how a region gets so well known for one particular attraction. In the Kimberley its El Questro, and in the Flinders Ranges, it seems to be Wilpena Pound. The most ironic thing for us though, is that after spending nearly 3 weeks exploring the Flinders Ranges we didn’t really rate…
When it comes to 4WDing and Camping, there’s some pretty iconic regions in Australia. The Kimberley, Cape York, Victorian High Country and Flinders Ranges are all up there with the most well-known, and over the last 3 weeks we’ve been weaving our way through the Flinders Ranges. After doing a small chunk of the Eyre…
The South Australian coastline has some truly incredible gems to explore, and the Talia Cave area is no exception to this. We called in, with high hopes of something amazing after leaving Walkers Rock in Elliston, and calling in at the Colton Bakehouse for some fresh sticky buns. Like Elliston, and Venus Bay, the Talia…
Want a cheap, no frills caravan park to do what you need to in Port Augusta? The Augusta Caravan Park might just tick that box! After finishing exploring the Eyre Peninsula, we headed back to Port Augusta to stock up again and get a few things sorted, before moving onto the Yorke Peninsula. We booked…
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