Camping in Robe, SA, AU: 12 Best Campgrounds 2024

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Robe Four Mile Farm

20 sites · RVs10 acres · Robe, SA

Ideally located just a couple of kilometres from Robe on the Southern Ports Highway (road side number #4437), The Four Mile Farm offers spaces for self contained vans, camper trailers and tents in a tranquil ten acre rural setting. Only minutes to the Robe township, restaurants, cafes, shopping and Robe's famous Long Beach, The Four Mile has an abundance of wide open spaces to find a private nook to park up for a night - or a week. New facilities include a utility room and ensuite featuring a hot shower and flush toilet, located inside the front shed, as well as a new shower block with two hot showers and an additional flush toilet, just a short stroll from the camping area. (Showers are coin operated - bring a good supply of $2 coins). Bring a chair and relax round the community fire pit in the evening (fire season excepted). Watch the sun go down, the moon rise and spent the evening around the fire, star-gazing at the southern sky. If you'd like a night out in town, Robe Runner Shuttle offers a service to and from The Four Mile.

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Robe Camel Farm - Self Contained Campers Only

6 sites · RVs, Tents100 acres · Mount Benson, SA

SELF CONTAINED CAMPERS ONLY (must have your own toilet/shower/bin). Situated on 100 acres 5km north of Robe town, and a very very short drive (or 2km walk) to beautiful Long Beach, the Robe Camel Farm is in the perfect location. Camper trailers, rooftop tents, and small campervans are suited to the Shady 1 and Shady 2 sites. These two sites are nestled amongst beautiful gums. Caravans and large motorhomes are suited to The Paddock site. The Paddock is an open site near the tourist shop. Perfect for larger set ups and great for solar. You are free to watch the camels in the paddock from behind the fenceline. If you are after a more up and personal experience with the beautiful beasts, you can book a Morning Milking Tour or a Camel Safari in our electric buggy. Book these experiences on the website www.humpalicious.com.au. Robe Camel Farm is a very relaxed environment. We will be carrying on daily jobs such as camel feeding, building, training etc. Guests are welcome to participate in daily farm life if they choose to! Note, we do keep beehives on the property, so if you are badly allergic to bees, please come prepared. Dog friendly but must be well controlled. Campfires not permitted.

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Cape Jaffa Holiday Park

78 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents5 acres · Cape Jaffa, SA

Cape Jaffa Holiday Park is situated on approximately 5 acres on the Limestone Coast of SA, adjacent to the beautiful Lacepede Bay. Approximately 100m to the beach for swimming and same to the jetty for fishing. Cape Jaffa is known for the quality fishing and fresh southen rock lobster as well as long stretches of beaches between Kingston SE to Cape Jaffa and Cape Jaffa to Robe for the 4WD enthusiast. With 4 boutique wineries like Norfolk Rise; Cape Jaffa; Wangolina and Mt Benson at our doorstep there is something for everyone.

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Wombat Lakes

20 sites · RVs, Tents125 acres · Southend, SA

We are on a 125 Acre property located halfway between Beachport (12km) and Southend (8km). There are a total of 19 sites available, divided over 2 separate listings, for SELF CONTAINED campers only (no toilets/showers/bins available). There is 4g Telstra reception available. For an ultimate deluxe experience on a large site, access to the natural swimming dam and complete privacy check out our Wombat Lakes Deluxe listing. Our property has beautiful walking tracks through the sand dunes. There is an abundance of wildlife including wombats, emu's, kangaroos, wallabies, echidnas, tortoise and countless birds as the Mullin Swamp is located just behind the property. This property is a must for wildlife and bird lovers!! The Beachport township offers Restaurants/shops and lots of places of interest. There are beautiful beaches, boat ramps and lots of 4wd opportunities in the vicinity. The Canunda NP, Beachport NP and Lake George are just around the corner. Robe is about a 30min drive and if you are looking for a bigger supermarket (Woolies) Millicent is only 20min away from us. There are public toilets at the Surf Beach nearby (10km) and a RV dump point in Beachport and Millicent. There are NO campfires allowed on the property. Gas stoves and gas BBQ's are permitted unless there is a total fire ban. Please enquire with us for the current fire danger rating. You are also welcome to bring your pet along, so long as they are on a leash at all times and don't disturb our animals. You won't regret your stay with us!!!

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Robe Camel Farm - Self Contained Campers Only

6 sites · RVs, Tents100 acres · Mount Benson, SA

SELF CONTAINED CAMPERS ONLY (must have your own toilet/shower/bin). Situated on 100 acres 5km north of Robe town, and a very very short drive (or 2km walk) to beautiful Long Beach, the Robe Camel Farm is in the perfect location. Camper trailers, rooftop tents, and small campervans are suited to the Shady 1 and Shady 2 sites. These two sites are nestled amongst beautiful gums. Caravans and large motorhomes are suited to The Paddock site. The Paddock is an open site near the tourist shop. Perfect for larger set ups and great for solar. You are free to watch the camels in the paddock from behind the fenceline. If you are after a more up and personal experience with the beautiful beasts, you can book a Morning Milking Tour or a Camel Safari in our electric buggy. Book these experiences on the website www.humpalicious.com.au. Robe Camel Farm is a very relaxed environment. We will be carrying on daily jobs such as camel feeding, building, training etc. Guests are welcome to participate in daily farm life if they choose to! Note, we do keep beehives on the property, so if you are badly allergic to bees, please come prepared. Dog friendly but must be well controlled. Campfires not permitted.

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Cape Jaffa Holiday Park

78 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents5 acres · Cape Jaffa, SA

Cape Jaffa Holiday Park is situated on approximately 5 acres on the Limestone Coast of SA, adjacent to the beautiful Lacepede Bay. Approximately 100m to the beach for swimming and same to the jetty for fishing. Cape Jaffa is known for the quality fishing and fresh southen rock lobster as well as long stretches of beaches between Kingston SE to Cape Jaffa and Cape Jaffa to Robe for the 4WD enthusiast. With 4 boutique wineries like Norfolk Rise; Cape Jaffa; Wangolina and Mt Benson at our doorstep there is something for everyone.

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Robe Four Mile Farm

20 sites · RVs10 acres · Robe, SA

Ideally located just a couple of kilometres from Robe on the Southern Ports Highway (road side number #4437), The Four Mile Farm offers spaces for self contained vans, camper trailers and tents in a tranquil ten acre rural setting. Only minutes to the Robe township, restaurants, cafes, shopping and Robe's famous Long Beach, The Four Mile has an abundance of wide open spaces to find a private nook to park up for a night - or a week. New facilities include a utility room and ensuite featuring a hot shower and flush toilet, located inside the front shed, as well as a new shower block with two hot showers and an additional flush toilet, just a short stroll from the camping area. (Showers are coin operated - bring a good supply of $2 coins). Bring a chair and relax round the community fire pit in the evening (fire season excepted). Watch the sun go down, the moon rise and spent the evening around the fire, star-gazing at the southern sky. If you'd like a night out in town, Robe Runner Shuttle offers a service to and from The Four Mile.

* Before taxes and fees

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Camping near Robe guide

Overview

With miles of sandy beaches, billowing sand dunes, and bushwalking trails, Robe is the perfect basecamp for exploring the natural wonders of South Australia’s Limestone Coast. Adventurers can enjoy beach driving in a 4WD along Long Beach (one of the few beaches in the state to allow it); go surfing, snorkelling, and stand-up paddleboarding; or explore the rugged cliffs and rocky bays of Little Dip Conservation Park. Campers have options in Robe, too, whether you prefer a rural Hipcamp, a tranquil bushland campsite, or a beachside or lakeside tourist park or caravan park with powered sites, a camp kitchen, and a dump point.

Where to go

Southern Ocean Drive

If you’re bringing your campervan, the ultimate road trip along the Limestone Coast is the Southern Ocean Drive. Set out from Mount Gambier and follow the road for more than 940 kilometres, all the way north to the Fleurieu Peninsula and Kangaroo Island. Highlights include the Canunda National Park and Beachport Conservation Park, both of which have great beachfront camping.

Coorong National Park

North of Robe, the wild beaches, dunes, and wetlands of Coorong National Park are among the hidden gems of South Australia’s coastline. Escape the crowds to enjoy scenic coastal walks, take to the water to boat, kayak, and canoe, or go bird-watching around the saltwater lagoons. When it comes time to camp, choose from 21 bush campgrounds, many of them remote boat-in tent campsites or 4WD-access only.

Coonawarra wine country

Head inland to explore the Limestone Coast’s wine country at Coonawarra, famous for its distinctive red wines. As well as hiking and wine tasting along the Vine to Wine walking trail, with 25 cellar-door wineries to choose from, you can also enjoy glamping in a luxury bell tent or park your campervan amid the vines.

When to go

Summer brings the crowds to Robe, but it’s often still warm enough for swimming and water sports from November through April. Don’t write off a winter visit, though—the coastal parks and lagoons can be even more impressive after rainfall, and winter is a great time for bird-watching along the coast.