
Nullarbor Plain Camping


The Nullarbor Plain is a large, flat and arid area of South Australia and Western Australia which is almost treeless. It was first crossed by explorer John Eyre in 1841. He had described it as "A blot on the face of nature and the sort of place one gets into in bad dreams".
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Norseman RV Stop
https://www.caravancaravan.com.au/entity/norseman-rv-stop/wa
Norseman RV Stop is located in Norseman, the main town of the Shire of Dundas.
Norseman is at the crossroads to everywhere, situated at the junction of Highways 1 and 94 and in the centre of the Great Western Woodlands.
Norseman is at the crossroads to everywhere, situated at the junction of Highways 1 and 94 and in the centre of the Great Western Woodlands.








- Campground
Bromus Dam
https://www.caravancaravan.com.au/entity/bromus-dam/wa
Bromus Dam is a free camping area, snuggled in off the highway with good shade and a level gravel surface.
















- Camping Area
- Overnight Rest Area
- Day Use Area
Jilah Rockhole Rest Area
https://www.caravancaravan.com.au/entity/jilah-rockhole-rest-area/wa
The Jilah Rockhole Rest Area is a large rest area with a level gravel surface which reaches deep into the scrub away from the highway. Good facilities and some shade. Drive through configuration and plenty of room for large rigs.













- Overnight Rest Area
- Day Use Area
- Camping Area
Dundas Rocks Picnic Area
https://www.caravancaravan.com.au/entity/dundas-rocks-picnic-area/wa
Dundas Rocks Picnic Area is a free overnight rest area with some stunning scenery. Huge ancient rock formations, over 2 million years old, are scattered through the bush. No amenities here.













- Camping Area
- Overnight Rest Area
- Day Use Area
Newman Rock
https://www.caravancaravan.com.au/entity/newman-rock/wa
At Newman Rock there is a choice between 3 different spots to camp. Close to the road is a small circular spot with no facilities. If you venture along the dirt track for 500m there is a nice shady rest area. About 1km from the road is The Rock.












- Overnight Rest Area
- Day Use Area
- Camping Area
- National Park
Koonalda Station
https://www.caravancaravan.com.au/entity/koonalda-station/sa
Koonalda Station old homestead/roadhouse ruins are located on the Old Eyre Highway.












- Camping Area
- Overnight Rest Area
- Day Use Area
- National Park
- Place of Interest
Eucla Motor Hotel & Caravan Park
https://www.caravancaravan.com.au/entity/eucla-motor-hotel-caravan-park/wa
Eucla Motor Hotel & Caravan Park is a complete road house with accommodation, restaurant, fuel and a caravan park. There are also groceries available.


















- Caravan Park
- Campground
- Kiosk
- Convenience Store
- Restaurant
Madura Pass Oasis Hotel Motel Caravan Park
https://www.caravancaravan.com.au/entity/madura-pass-oasis-hotel-motel-caravan-park/wa
Madura Pass Oasis Hotel Motel Caravan Park is nestled away from the highway in a cozy corner which truly is an oasis in the vastness of the Nullarbor Plain.





















- Caravan Park
- Cabins
- Roadhouse
- Gift & Souvenir Shop
- Restaurant
Fraser Range Station
https://www.caravancaravan.com.au/entity/fraser-range-station/wa
While you stay at Fraser Range Station you may choose to partake in one or more of the many activities available on the property. Experience the outback first hand and take home memories that no other place can offer.


















- Caravan Park
- Resort
- Campground
- Convenience Store
- Cabins
Eyre Bird Observatory
https://www.caravancaravan.com.au/entity/eyre-bird-observatory/wa
The Eyre Bird Observatory lies within the Nuytsland Nature Reserve and was established as Australia's first bird observatory by Birds Australia in 1977. The observatory is a lovely old stone building within walking distance of the beach.












- Campground
- Place of Interest
Davenport Creek Camping Area
https://www.caravancaravan.com.au/entity/davenport-creek-camping-area/sa
There are no facilities at Davenport Creek Camping Area. But the dunes are magnificent and surfing is popular at this spot. Launch your boat into the creek but you will need a 4WD to do so. Free camping in paradise.










- Camping Area
- Boat Ramp
- Fishing Spot
Point Sinclair Campground
https://www.caravancaravan.com.au/entity/point-sinclair-campground/sa
Point Sinclair Campground and Cactus Beach provides remote camping and excellent surfing and fishing conditions. There is a protected swimming area and a jetty and you can launch your boat from the beach.












- Campground
- Fishing Spot
Located along the edge of the Great Australian Bight, it was once part of a shallow sea bed and some areas consist mainly of limestone. In fact, it includes the world's largest single piece of limestone.
Driving across the Nullarbor is considered to be one of the great outback experiences and although the trip is all bitumen these days, it is still a remote and isolated place with hundreds of kilometres between fuel and food stops.
It is important to take special precautions when travelling the Nullarbor. In particular take plenty of drinking water, extra fuel and an extra spare tyre. Headwinds can increase fuel consumption on the long exposed highways of Australia and many have found that they have run out of fuel as a result. As one would expect, fuel prices are higher in remote areas such as this.
There are vast distances where there is no mobile phone signal so in the event of an emergency, the only form of help may be from passing motorists.
When camping on the Nullarbor, keep in mind that this area is exposed to southerly winds which have come off the Great Southern Ocean and it can get quite cold at night. But the scenery along the cliff tops of the Bight will leave you with memories that you will never forget.
Driving across the Nullarbor is considered to be one of the great outback experiences and although the trip is all bitumen these days, it is still a remote and isolated place with hundreds of kilometres between fuel and food stops.
It is important to take special precautions when travelling the Nullarbor. In particular take plenty of drinking water, extra fuel and an extra spare tyre. Headwinds can increase fuel consumption on the long exposed highways of Australia and many have found that they have run out of fuel as a result. As one would expect, fuel prices are higher in remote areas such as this.
There are vast distances where there is no mobile phone signal so in the event of an emergency, the only form of help may be from passing motorists.
When camping on the Nullarbor, keep in mind that this area is exposed to southerly winds which have come off the Great Southern Ocean and it can get quite cold at night. But the scenery along the cliff tops of the Bight will leave you with memories that you will never forget.