by Michelle Gilmore | May 11, 2020 | Camping, Destinations, General, Outback & Bush, SA, Sights, Trip Planning
As we navigated around The Eyre Peninsula a few years back, we stayed at Coffin Bay and Port Lincoln – next time we’ll linger longer. According to local, Helen Helen de la Perrelle from Mikkira Station – the area is a wildlife haven, with beaches and food to die...
by Michelle Gilmore | Apr 27, 2020 | Camping, Outback & Bush, SA
Skytrek and Willow Springs Station is a Farm Stay/Station offering accommodation, camping and 4WD action in the Flinders Ranges, South Australia. This is SA site 460 in Camps 10 or find it on the #CampsAustraliaWideApp. Australian Landscape Photographer, @johnnieddu...
by Michelle Gilmore | Apr 13, 2020 | Beaches & Coasts, Camping, Destinations, Fishing, SA
We’d like to thank Kerrie Wall for sending us these beautiful images, and told us why she loved her stay in Haslam, SA. It was a short drive off the highway. It is a very, very quiet little spot with no shops or services at all, but it’s convenient to...
by Michelle Gilmore | Oct 14, 2019 | Budget Campsite, Camping, SA
The Royal Agricultural & Horticultural Society of South Australia (RA&HS) has revealed its development plans for the South-East corner of the Adelaide Showground. The new multi-purpose space can accommodate music festivals throughout the year, Cirque du...
by Michelle Gilmore | Aug 8, 2019 | Caravan Parks, Caravans, Destinations, Motorhomes, SA
Yorketown Caravan Park is SA site 348 in Camps 10 or SA215 in Caravan Parks 5, or find it on the Camps Australia Wide App. Previously called Yorketown Community Caravan Park – the managers gave us an update on the park and why the area is so popular. Located in...
by Michelle Gilmore | Jul 15, 2019 | Budget Campsite, Camp On A Budget, Free Camping South Australia, Free Campsites, Immerse Yourself In Nature, Outback & Bush, SA
Our roving CAMPS researchers, Judy and Graham Gardiner shared their stay at Kinto Park, Moonta. Kinto Park is a large grassed shady area, right at the edge of Moonta, a lovely country town with historic buildings and pleasant parks. Self-contained vehicles...
by Michelle Gilmore | Feb 11, 2019 | Camping, Caravan Parks, General, Routes & Road Trips, SA, Sights, Things to do
Anne and Wayne Tomsen invite you to stay when them when you are next near Burra. Burra is at an important crossroads – from here you can travel north to the Red Centre or via the Barrier highway to Broken Hill NSW, west to the Yorke Peninsula or even WA, or...
by Michelle Gilmore | Jan 25, 2019 | Camping, Free Camping, Free Camping South Australia, Free Campsites, General, Outback & Bush, SA, Sights, Things to do
Gavin Scrimgeour from Heathmont, Victoria, wrote in to tell CAMPS AUSTRALIA WIDE to let travellers know that Farina Township now has a bakery! Gavin told us, “My involvement in the Farina Restoration has been as they say ‘An Arm Chair...
by Michelle Gilmore | Nov 1, 2018 | Camping, Free Camping, Free Camping South Australia, Free Campsites, Free Dog Friendly Campsites, Outback & Bush, SA
CAMPS has been informed that Paskeville Oval (SA no.284) has been closed for camping. The reason, we were told, was because too many people were leaving a mess. This is not something communities or volunteers should have to deal with. Fortunately for Paskeville,...
by Michelle Gilmore | Oct 22, 2018 | Budget Campsite, Camp On A Budget, Camping, Outback & Bush, Routes & Road Trips, SA
When CAMPS AUSTRALIA WIDE hears about about new campgrounds being set up by teenagers, we think it is worthwhile sharing the story. Kadee Clarke (pictured on the right) told me it is best to list the phone number of her business partner, Hannah (her older...
New App icons, 3 choice camping sites and “border bubbles”28 September, 2020
Time to support Mallacoota28 September, 2020
New symbols for our latest App28 September, 2020
‘Border Bubble’ opens for some favourite treats28 September, 2020
Our new “Freedom Camp” column in GoRV magazine!25 September, 2020
