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Caravan Correspondent

Australian Travel Writer and Photographer 💙 Caravan Holidays.

Tag: Farina Station

Farina ~ From Strength to Strength

The historic town of Farina in South Australia’s outback is pumping with people, a busy coming and going of travellers, tourists, and volunteers. There’s a daily parade of caravans, 4WDs, motorcyclists, and even the odd converted bus and Kombi van. This can mean only one thing, it’s open season for the famous Farina Bakery, Australia’s… Read More Farina ~ From Strength to Strength

05/06/202605/06/2026 Glenys Gelzinis6 Comments

4 Top Station Stays in SA

An alternative to staying in caravan parks or free camping in Australia, is a station stay. They can be a good way to try off grid camping while still having the comforts of amenities and others around in a secure environment. At some of these stays you can also opt for powered caravan sites so… Read More 4 Top Station Stays in SA

27/07/202227/07/2022 Glenys Gelzinis2 Comments

Farina in Outback South Australia

I’ve never experienced another destination quite like Farina in the far north of South Australia. To a first time visitor it’s hard to imagine just why you might choose to have a holiday in a ghost town of stone ruins, on a dry and dusty sheep station in the outback, but spend a bit of… Read More Farina in Outback South Australia

27/10/202027/10/2020 Glenys Gelzinis16 Comments

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