Cabins near Melrose

Immerse yourself in wild camping or rest in a cabin retreat next to rugged gorges near Melrose.

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Wilkydoo Equine Connection

4 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents14 acres · Wilmington, SA
Your site will be near a dry creek bed near large trees in an open space where you may explore freely within the Creek Paddock which is about 5 acres. This is a horse property of about 15 acres, so getting close to a horse is a strong possibility. Sunset and sunrise on the Flinders Ranges are beautiful, as are the morning clouds when they push up over the ranges. Mt Remarkable and the range running northward is what you will see. You will be greeted by wildlife, including Kangaroo and Euro, bird life, and many smaller critters who may be surreptitiously checking you out. The site is located about 200 meters from the main house. This is a natural space so the ground is undulating. Vans and campers will be able to level without issue providing you carry items to help you with this. The access is year-round with the exception of extreme fire danger periods.
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Bendleby Ranges

41 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents37000 acres · Belton, SA
Bendleby Ranges is an adventure tourism destination, located on a working sheep and cattle station in the Flinders Ranges, an easy three and a half hours drive North of Adelaide. We offer serenity and tranquility in an unspoilt natural environment, with remote campsites nestled amongst gum lined creeks and set into the hills of the Bendleby Ranges. Private powered or un-powered campsites in the main camp ground are surrounded by native pines and located within walking distance to the Sunset Camp Kitchen. Affordable, well presented, quality accommodation decorated in country inspired styles are Crotta Homestead, Gumdale Cottage, Acacia Cottage and The Shearers Quarters. We are passionate about maintaining the natural environment and for the length of your stay all firewood is supplied. Relax and take in all the property has to offer - from 4wding, bushwalking, horse riding, mountain bike riding, incredible sunset views and some world class star gazing.
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Cabins near Melrose guide

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Looking for an adventure in the great outdoors near Melrose, South Australia? Hipcamp has over 250 options for camping in the area, with accommodation styles to suit every preference. From Catninga Camps & Accommodation (68 reviews) to Eckert’s Old Place (45 reviews) and Yabbie Farm Bush Camp (13 reviews), you can find the perfect spot to pitch your tent or park your caravan. With popular amenities like pet-friendly sites, potable water, and rubbish facilities, you'll have everything you need for a comfortable stay. If you're into wildlife watching, off-roading (OHV), or biking, this is the place for you. Prices start as low as $6 per night, with an average price of $30. Start planning your camping trip today!

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