Postcode: 5690
The 38k Peg Rest Area is a large level gravel area to park your caravan for an hour or two. The Cliffs overlooking the Ocean are just a short walk away if you want to grab a photo.
The 42k Peg Scenic Lookout parking area is on a gravel surface with no amenities, and it's a short drive off the Eyre Highway with a Beautiful view of the Great Australian Bight, so plenty of room to let your pet have a run if you like.
To get to the 75k Peg Scenic Lookout, drive down the road for approx 1 Kilometre to the 75k Peg Scenic Lookout, it's well worth the effort.
The Border East Rest Area is a large area with plenty of spots to choose from plus a few tracks into the bush for the more adventurous.
The Colona Rest Area with a bit of shade, picnic table and rubbish bin and has room for the dog to have a bit of a run. It's a level gravel area just off the the Eyre Highway with plenty of room to park your caravan or motorhome.
The Kidnippy Rest Area is a large gravel area, with picnic tables and rubbish bins here, plus some shade, and a few trees. You can grab a bit of shut eye here, then be on your way again.
The Koonalda Rest Area is a flat desolate area, with the only shade available being the undercover picnic table. There are rubbish bins located her also, with room for your caravan or motorhome.
The Koonibba Rest Area has lots of room to park your caravan on a large level gravel area. There are some trees for shade and some rubbish bins and not much else.
The Nullarbor Rest Area is located on a rough gravel surface with Ocean Views. It's not too far from the Eyre Highway and worth the drive, once there you will find a fair amount of room to park your caravan, and stretch your legs.
The Watraba Rest Area has plenty of room to park your caravan on a large gravel area, but there is very little shade, some rubbish bins and picnic tables, located just off the Eyre Highway. You can also sit and watch the traffic go by, before heading off ...
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At the Yalata West Rest Area there is a rubbish bin, and room to park your caravan on a large gravel surface that is reasonably flat.