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,…
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 places that allow you onto a beach easily, and were blown away by the setup that Kingston SE has. Not only do they have access to some truly magic beaches, but you can drive a 4WD onto them in many places, which means lots of people get to relax by the beach in…
After a couple of great nights at Southend Tourist Park, we continued heading down towards the SA/Victorian border (we stopped and did Tantanoola Cave) and were keen to spend some in Mt Gambier. We looked at all of the accommodation options, and whilst the Mt Gambier Showgrounds was our first choice it was full for…
After spending more than 6 weeks exploring the Eyre Peninsula in South Australia, we were super excited to see what the Yorke Peninsula had to offer, and in this post we cover the Yorke Peninsula Camping options. As usual, we tried our hardest to find the best of the best camp sites, although the weather…
South Australia has some truly incredible coastline, and we’ve thoroughly enjoyed exploring the Eyre Peninsula camping options over the last couple of months. In this post, we share with you the camp sites that we’ve stayed at. You should know we really tried to find the best of the best, whilst avoiding some rather windy…
After an amazing night at 42 Mile Crossing Campground in the Coorong National Park, we headed further south to a private property, which we’d found on Caravan Overnight Stay. Upon pulling up though, we weren’t that impressed, and decided to head back up the road to the Granites to see what that was like. The…
The Flinders Ranges are very well known for their 4WD tracks, and people come from all over the country to explore them. We’ve just had a truly amazing time exploring a number of places in the Flinders Ranges over 3 weeks and would go back in a heartbeat. In this post though, we cover all…
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