Getting there. A 4WD is recommended to enjoy all of the highlights of the park, although in dry weather much of the park can be accessed by high clearance 2WD. Gawler Ranges National Park is located in South Australia’s spectacular southern Gawler Ranges, approximately six hours drive northwest from Adelaide.

Do you need a 4WD for Gawler Ranges?

Getting there. A 4WD is recommended to enjoy all of the highlights of the park, although in dry weather much of the park can be accessed by high clearance 2WD. Gawler Ranges National Park is located in South Australia’s spectacular southern Gawler Ranges, approximately six hours drive northwest from Adelaide.

Can you free camp in Kakadu?

Camping Facilities: Minimal Camping Facilities – Free Camping is available (with basic or no toilet facilities) at Two Mile Hole, Four Mile Hole, West Alligator Head (Waldak Irrmbal), Red Lily Billabong and Alligator Billabong.

Can you camp on SA beaches?

There are 16 designated beach campsites and each is suitable for only two four-wheel drives and two tents or swags – but the experience of the stars, the roar of the waves and dawn waking you is unforgettable. Where to find it: Coorong National Park is located about 1 and a half hours drive from Adelaide.

Can you camp anywhere in Kakadu?

Kakadu has campgrounds in all seven regions – choose from managed campgrounds with toilets, showers and picnic tables and fire pits, or get right back to nature at a bush campground which has very basic facilities such as pit toilets, barbecues and picnic tables.

Is Gawler Ranges road sealed?

Road conditions All roads north of the Eyre Highway are unsealed. In dry weather the main roads are usually in good condition. Although you can do many roads with a robust 2 WD with high clearance, it is good to have a 4 WD to explore the Gawler Ranges.

Are dogs allowed in Gawler Ranges?

You may wish to visit the Gawler Ranges National Park where no dogs are allowed. However the station owners have confirmed that dogs ARE welcome PROVIDED they are “well behaved”! Mt Ive also has a couple of spare dog cages so, if you would like to do a trip to the National Park, these can be utilised for the day.

How much does it cost to camp in Kakadu National Park?

Camping fees for adults will increase (per night) from $5 to $6 at unmanaged campgrounds (with drop toilets) and from $10 to $15 at managed campgrounds (hot showers and toilets). Children (5-15 years) will pay half the adult price – $3 per night for unmanaged campgrounds and $7.50 per night for managed campgrounds.

Can you take a caravan into Kakadu?

Kakadu is filled with fantastic places to rest your head after a day of adventure. There are four main hubs within the park and each offers hotels, cabins and campsites for your tent, campervan or caravan.

Can I camp on the beach Adelaide?

There are plenty of campgrounds dotted around the park, all within a short walk of the beautiful beaches. One of our favourites is Shell Beach Campground, which offers shady and sheltered campsites that are only a short walk away from the stunning Shell Beach and the famous Blue Pool rockpool.

Where can you camp for free in South Australia?

Top 5 Free Camping Sites in South Australia

  • 1) Flinders Ranges Free Camping.
  • 2) Kangaroo Island Free Camping.
  • 3) Coorong National Park Free Camping.
  • 4) Innes National Park Free Camping.
  • 5) Talia Caves, Eyre Peninsula Free Camping.

Do you need a 4WD for Kakadu?

You do not need a 4WD to visit Kakadu National Park It’s true, you can drive to Kakadu National Park in any conventional vehicle and you will even be able to visit some of the park’s many attractions.

Do you need a 4×4 for Kakadu?

We’ll be honest, to access the best parts of Kakadu National Park, a 4WD is essential. Many great spots are accessible in a 2WD. However, you won’t be able to access any waterfalls, gorges or swimming holes as they are all located on unsealed roads.

Where are the best campgrounds near sisters wa?

Located just southwest of Sisters, Cold Springs Campground is nestled below a thick Ponderosa Pine forest mixed with aspen in the wet areas. This campground offers opportunities for hiking and bird watching. This is a great option for the whole family. This campground is a good option for RV campers. Find a map of this campground here.

Why visit the Gawler Ranges National Park?

The Gawler Ranges National Park is a special place where history, conservation and Aboriginal culture come together. Proclaimed as a national park in 2002, the landscape teems with wildlife and protects rare and threatened plants and animals, including crimson mallee and the yellow-footed rock-wallaby.

Can you walk on the surface of Gawler Lake?

The Traditional Owners ask that you respect their culture and request that you do not move any of the rocks around the Lake or walk onto the surface of the lake. The Gawler Ranges is the middle ground between southern mallee country and the arid zone to the north of South Australia.

How far is Gawler National Park from Perth?

The park is 40km north of the Eyre Highway and road access is from Iron Knob, Kimba, Wudinna or Minnipa. The Gawler Ranges are a great stopover for travellers crossing the Eyre Peninsula en route to Perth.