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Port Lincoln

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Sunshine at Tiatukia

2 sites · RVs, Tents2 acres · Tiatukia, SA

Enjoy a full water view of Boston Bay and the surrounds of Port Lincoln. At night, witness the magical display of the entire bay with moonlight reflections, fish farms, water markers, large ships, the Port Lincoln wharf and silos, and the surrounding area. During the day, marvel at the boating activities ranging from ships to old-style yachts and smaller fishing vessels. Situated off a main road, with only local residents using the road (positioned at the back of a large 2.5-acre block), the block is fully fenced with a gateway entrance. Power outlets are provided if needed, located on the outside of the shed. There is ample rainwater available, with a tap and hose located at the shed for filling tanks or washing. While we don’t have toilet facilities on our block at this point, the closest public toilets are in the beach town of North Shields and in Port Lincoln. We welcome animal companions but ask that you are mindful of other campers. Although not far from Port Lincoln and North Shields, our location offers space, tranquility, and quality views. The shed is locked, and we have a shower facility at the back, which is currently locked until we install a septic tank. You can camp anywhere on the block, drive around to find a spot, or choose from a few little granite rock spots and a single olive tree. The front gate is unlocked with a pin that can be easily pulled out, and it is a double-opening gate. To access the rainwater pump and tap outlets, simply turn on the power point located on the front side of the shed. The power point for the pump is a double 10-amp outlet. It’s a beautiful spot and perfect for leisurely walks if you enjoy exploring on foot.

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Looking for a camping adventure near Port Lincoln, South Australia? Hipcamp has over 138 options that cater to every accommodation preferences and budget. Whether you're a fan of cosy cabins, scenic campsites, or rustic farmstays, you'll find the perfect spot to pitch your tent or park your caravan. Explore popular campsites like Coomunga Wines (53 reviews), Great Views Farmstay (35 reviews), and Blombery Road Campground (23 reviews). With facilities like toilets, potable water, and campfires, you'll have everything you need for a memorable camping experience. Don't miss out on activities like exploring historic sites, horseback riding, and enjoying the autumn fun. Prices start as low as $15 per night, with an average price of $20 per night. Book your dream camping trip now!

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