Limestone Coast Camping
The Limestone Coast of South Australia stretches from the mouth of the Murray River at Lake Alexandrina to the Victorian border. This is a geologically fascinating area with caves and interesting rock formations.
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Cockatoo Lake Reserve
https://www.caravancaravan.com.au/entity/cockatoo-lake-reserve/sa
Cockatoo Lake Reserve provides free camping where you can enjoy boating and fishing on the lake. There are toilets and picnic facilities with a shelter at this location.
- Camping Area
- Day Use Area
- Boat Ramp
- Fishing Spot
- Children's Play Facility
Wirreanda Campground & Bunkhouse
https://www.caravancaravan.com.au/entity/wirreanda-campground-bunkhouse/sa
The Wirreanda Campground & Bunkhouse is located adjacent to the Naracoorte Caves, in the Naracoorte Caves National Park. There are good facilities and room for any size rig. The sites are powered and unpowered camping is also available.
- Campground
- National Park
- Cabins
Naracoorte Showground
https://www.caravancaravan.com.au/entity/naracoorte-showground/sa
Naracoorte Showground offers basic facilities and the ability to camp with your pet. The showground is only available for general camping when there are no events scheduled.
- Campground
- Showground
Nal-a-wort Camping Area
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Nal-a-wort Camping Area provides bush camping among the sand dunes in the Canunda National Park. There is a toilet and picnic tables.
- Camping Area
- National Park
- Information
Kotgee Camping Area
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Kotgee Camping Area provides bush camping among the sand dunes in the Canunda National Park. There is a toilet and picnic tables.
- Campground
- National Park
- Camping Area
Three Mile Bend Campground
https://www.caravancaravan.com.au/entity/three-mile-bend-campground/sa
Three Mile Bend Campground is set on the shores of Lake George in the Beachport Conservation Park
- Campground
- Fishing Spot
- Information
Black Cockatoo Bush Camp
https://www.caravancaravan.com.au/entity/black-cockatoo-bush-camp/sa
Black Cockatoo Bush Camp offers limited diesel generator powered sites for bookings of 5 or more vans in a natural setting, with BBQs, tables, flush toilets and hot showers.
Bunkhouse accommodation with camp kitchen.
Bunkhouse accommodation with camp kitchen.
- Campground
- Cabins
Mount Gambier Showground
https://www.caravancaravan.com.au/entity/mount-gambier-showground/sa
The Mount Gambier Showground has a small campsite open for public use most times through out the year. It is unavailable during major events.
- Showground
- Campground
42 Mile Crossing Campground
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42 Mile Crossing Campground provides camping behind the sand dunes in the Coorong National Park with some shady spots. Tracks lead across the dunes down to the beach.
- Campground
- National Park
- Fishing Spot
Long Point Camping Area
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Long Point Camping Area has a magnificent location in the Coorong National Park, surrounded on 3 sides by water. There is a boat ramp here and good facilities including water and accessible toilets.
- Campground
- National Park
- Boat Ramp
- Fishing Spot
Old Coorong Road Campgrounds
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Old Coorong Road Campgrounds consist of a number of campgrounds scattered along Old Coorong Road. There are no facilities.
- Campground
- National Park
- Fishing Spot
The Gums Campground
https://www.caravancaravan.com.au/entity/the-gums-campground/sa
The Gums Campground is at the end of a narrow winding road within the Little Dip Conservation Park. It is suitable for tent and camper trailer camping with some nice shady spots.
- Campground
Bool Lagoon Game Reserve
https://www.caravancaravan.com.au/entity/bool-lagoon-game-reserve/sa
Bool Lagoon is one of the largest and most diverse freshwater lagoon systems in southern Australia. This seasonal wetland is home to a wide range of wildlife and provides essential drought refuge for many rare and endangered bird species.
- Campground
Southend Bushcamp
https://www.caravancaravan.com.au/entity/southend-bushcamp/sa
Southend Bush Camp is right at the beach with the salt air blowing and the seagull overhead. There is plenty of room here for all size rigs in sheltered shady sites.
- Campground
- Fishing Spot
Old Man Lake Campground
https://www.caravancaravan.com.au/entity/old-man-lake-campground/sa
Old Man Lake Campground is accessed from a narrow dirt track off Nora Creina Road. Small campground beside the lake.
- Campground
- Fishing Spot
Coorong Wilderness Lodge
https://www.caravancaravan.com.au/entity/coorong-wilderness-lodge/sa
At the heart of the Coorong you will find the Coorong Wilderness Lodge, owned and operated by the Trevorrow's family.
- Campground
- Caravan Park
- Cabins
- National Park
Southend On Sea Tourist Park
https://www.caravancaravan.com.au/entity/southend-on-sea-tourist-park/sa
Southend Caravan Park is all about value choices and we give you plenty. Kick back in a unit, caravan or take a tent site close to all mod cons or pitch a tent in our bushland.
- Caravan Park
- Campground
- Boat Ramp
- Fishing Spot
- Kiosk
Long Gully Campground
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Long Gully Campground is located in the dunes of the Little Dip Conservation Park. It has accessible toilets. The track leads down to the beach where you can find some spots for fishing from the rocks or the beach.
- Campground
- Fishing Spot
Parnka Point Camping Area
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Parnka Point Camping Area sits at the end of a peninsular that juts into the Coorong, surrounded on 3 sides by water. Magnificent views and nature all around.
- Campground
- National Park
- Boat Ramp
- Fishing Spot
- Information
Cape Banks Lighthouse
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Cape Banks Lighthouse Reserve provides camping along the track before the lighthouse.
- Campground
- Fishing Spot
- Place of Interest
The wine growing region of Coonawarra is famous for its cabernet sauvignon which grows in the rich red soil of this small but unique region. Further south is the Padthaway region which is well known for its excellent white varieties. Wrattonbully, Penola and Mount Benson are also wine producing areas, each with their unique characteristics.
Tourism has become one of the most important sectors for the Limestone Coast. It's clean environment, interesting caves and rock formations and the local produce which includes beef, dairy, stone fruit, honey as well as the previously mentioned wines. Farmers markets are attracting locals and visitors alike in offering the freshest produce direct from the suppliers and of course, not forgetting the seafood.
If you like to be near the water, then Beachport is surrounded on all sides with Lake George to the north and the Southern Ocean to the south east and west. Lake George is a great place for birdwatchers as it is a stopover for many migratory birds.
The Festival by the Sea is held in February and there are farmers' markets held in the town on a regular basis.
One of the most famous features of the Limestone Coast is the Blue Lake at Mt Gambier. Formed by an extinct volcano which has filled with water, the lake's colour changes with the season from a dense blue in summer through to a grey blue in autumn.
Tourism has become one of the most important sectors for the Limestone Coast. It's clean environment, interesting caves and rock formations and the local produce which includes beef, dairy, stone fruit, honey as well as the previously mentioned wines. Farmers markets are attracting locals and visitors alike in offering the freshest produce direct from the suppliers and of course, not forgetting the seafood.
If you like to be near the water, then Beachport is surrounded on all sides with Lake George to the north and the Southern Ocean to the south east and west. Lake George is a great place for birdwatchers as it is a stopover for many migratory birds.
The Festival by the Sea is held in February and there are farmers' markets held in the town on a regular basis.
One of the most famous features of the Limestone Coast is the Blue Lake at Mt Gambier. Formed by an extinct volcano which has filled with water, the lake's colour changes with the season from a dense blue in summer through to a grey blue in autumn.
