If you’re chasing a nice, completely free campground right on the coast on the Eyre Peninsula, Hall Bay and Horrocks Lookout might just tick the box for you. After a nice stay at Camp Nyroca, we headed out to check out Frenchmans Campground. Despite the nice coastline, it had camps that were miles back from…
On our Lap of Australia, we’ve stayed at a heap of different places. Lately though, with camp sites being so close together in South Australia we have just been heading off on our travel day, and calling in at different places, stopping when we are happy with the spot. After leaving Port Augusta, we called…
We’re not ones to camp in the middle of towns too often, but we made an exception and made use of the Kadina Showground Camping for a night recently for one reason; we wanted to take the kids to a Christmas Parade. Where are Kadina Showgrounds? The Kadina Showgrounds are pretty much in the centre…
After a couple of magic nights at Pondalowie Bay in the Innes National Park, we headed north to find another camp site, and ended up at a truly brilliant camp site on the Yorke Peninsula called Swincer Rocks. We’ve done some pretty awesome Yorke Peninsula camping, but Swincer Rocks takes it to a whole new…
After a couple of great nights at Black Springs campground in the Coffin Bay National Park, we dragged our Hybrid out through the rough track, aired up, grabbed a bit of food from the local shop and topped our water tanks up, before heading north in search of another great camp. We ended up at…
The Innes National Park at the bottom of the Yorke Peninsula is a truly incredible place, and we were super excited to spend a number of days exploring everything, and checking out the different camp grounds. After two awesome nights at Gym Beach (the northern most spot in the Innes National Park), we moved down…
The Eyre Peninsula has some ripper camping, and after heading down the coast from Port Augusta hitting all the camp grounds, and then the Lincoln National Park, we booked a night into Yangie Bay Campground to look around, with the real hope of camping at Black Springs Campground, but we had to suss it out…
Local knowledge is the best knowledge anyone travelling can get, and when a local, family friend recommended we head to camp number 5 at Gym Beach, we jumped at the idea. We left Burners Beach towards Innes National Park for a gap in the better weather (still blowing 25km/h winds, but better than rain and…
We made a point of staying at a number of different camp sites in the Lincoln National Park, so we’d get a real feel for what it has to offer. After a few nights at Fisherman Point, and then one at Horse Rock, we headed out again to Engine Point for a night. We were…
We’re on a mission to explore all of the best 4WD tracks in Australia, and anything that follows beautiful coastline is always high up on the list. If you are in the Port Lincoln region, you absolutely have to check out the Wanna to Sleaford 4WD track (or Sleaford to Wanna 4WD track!); the views…
Port Lincoln is a truly beautiful part of the world, and we’d been looking forward to exploring the Lincoln National Park for a number of weeks. After spending 4 great nights at Bayview Park at the top of Port Lincoln, we booked a couple of nights at Fisherman Point in the Lincoln National Park, and…
We are completely in love with finding unique, and amazing places to camp all over Australia, and our latest stay at Bayview Park in Port Lincoln is the perfect example. We wanted somewhere in Port Lincoln that we could base ourselves for 3 – 4 nights whilst we re-stocked, caught up with some family that…
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