Free Camping
List of South Australia Free Camping and Campgrounds
Free camping is an extremely cost effective way to explore the South Australia countryside.
There are so many free camping places to choose your perfect camp from.
Ranging from the very basic rough and ready bare bones camping, perhaps amazing scenery, beautiful riverside camps, right through to flushing public toilets and hot showers, drinking water, free bbqs, undercover picnic tables etc.
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Getting to the 42 Mile Crossing Campground is recommended 4 wheel drive, so don't try to get to this area with a two wheel drive, unless it's a motorbike that is. hahaha
Algebuckina Bridge
The Algebuckina Bridge has lots of places to select from some with low trees, you will need your levelling blocks for most of the sites. 4X4 vehicle prefered transport for this remote local.
Anna Creek Siding
At the Anna Creek Siding you'll see some old buildings that are in quite reasonable shape, and a tent can be pitched inside them as well as the chimney used as a cooking area if needed.
The Appealinna Ruins is an interesting spot to spend a few minutes looking over what's left of the foundations. The ruins are on your left hand side when you reach the roundabout at the end of the road.
When visiting the Beresford Railway Siding Ruins it is recommended to take extreme care when visiting these places, have plenty of water and spare fuel with you, and let someone know you will be heading in case of an emergency.
The Big Bend Camping Area has mobile phone coverage, lots of fishing spots and a few level spots along the Murray River to camp at all with rivergums, and a riverfront view.
Carrow Wells Campground
The Carrow Wells Campground is very close to a beautiful beach, with a public toilet, and it's a short distance from the North Coast Road, and is a gravel surface.
There is an interesting sign explaining the history of the site and its link to the Aborig ...
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Fitzgerald Bay Camping Areas
The Fitzgerald Bay Camping Areas has quite a few spots available in designated areas, look for the signs pointing you in the right direction to the campsites.
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Heron Bend Camping Area
At the Heron Bend Camping Area you can pop into the pub while your there, and check out the conditions before you head down the dirt road. Note: Dogs must under owners control at all times.
Hettner Landing Camping Area
When stopping at the Hettner Landing Camping Area you can pop into the Walker Flat General Store and stock up on food, drinks, and fuel, before popping into this camp site. GPS for store: -34.752985, 139.557238 You will find rock rings for fires & tab ...
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