It’s bound to happen at some stage on a holiday, those days where it’s just rainy, miserable and not made for the usual outdoor caravanning lifestyle we want to enjoy. You expect it of course during winter, but with the La Nina weather system set to hang around for a while, it pays to have… Read More When the Rain Sets in
Sounds ominous doesn’t it, but of course as always there’s a story behind the name. From Burra in the mid north of South Australia we take the Worlds End Highway (yes true) until we get to another sign post for Worlds End Reserve. From here on, the world as you know it does come to… Read More Camping at Worlds End
We’ve arrived at Cowell just a bit too early for crabbing season, but it seems to be the place for blue swimmer crabs at the right time, which is any month with an ‘r’ in it. Mind you we crossed paths with one traveller who told us they were being caught now in Cowell in… Read More Colourful Cowell
Last year we visited Eyre Peninsula and stayed at a few terrific off grid campgrounds which were council managed. A couple of them we enjoyed so much that we decided to revisit during this trip and they haven’t disappointed, still remaining firm favourites. When we last stayed at both of these grounds, you just rolled… Read More What’s New – Eyre Peninsula Campgrounds
Another top spot I’d recommend for a stay when you’re travelling on Eyre Peninsula, is the Wudinna Show grounds. Here you can stay for up to 5 nights unpowered at $10 per night or for $15 per night you can have power and water. There are around a dozen powered sites and plenty of room… Read More Stay at Wudinna Show grounds
As we make our way around Eyre Peninsula again we decided to try out a couple of new overnight stays before our first destination. One of the off grid camping spots we stopped at was Yeldulknie Weir, around 5 kilometres east of Cleve. The camping area has a number of spaces to pull up a… Read More Yeldulknie Weir and Reservoir
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