The best camping near Dhilba Guuranda-Innes National Park
Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Dhilba Guuranda-Innes National Park adventure.
Discover the coastal beauty and rich heritage of Dhilba Guuranda-Innes National Park.
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Marion Bay Bush Camping
8 sites · RVs, Tents200 acres · Marion Bay, SA
200 Acre property previously used for grain and livestock. Wildlife includes kangaroos, emus, wide variety of bird and geese, many of which you can see on our facebook page.
All the campsites have been developed from naturally occurring breaks in the scrub making the environment of campers naturally appealing and less damaging. You can enjoy the convenience of being one minute away from the town centre, general store and tavern.
By camping here, you can expect a premium level of privacy separation between sites with your experience coming before profit maximising in our eyes. We have sites to fit all sizes with our largest and most separated being site 7. Overall we aim offer the most authentic camping experience for all.
On requesting a site you will be asked to read the conditions and provide some details including vehicle registration and licence numbers. This is seperate to hip camp and requested by the property owners on each booking.
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Reefs Ocean Retreat
14 sites · RVs16 acres · Marion Bay, SA
Our property of 16 acres of natural scrub offers walking access to the beach along a 100-metre sandy path.
Located only 1 km from the township of Marion Bay, it is an easy stroll via the beach or road to the local jetty, Tavern, shop, playground, and community centre.
The amazing Dhilba-Guuranda National Park is only 6 km away, providing many choices of great beaches - well known for surfing, fishing, swimming, and hiking trails.
Pets are welcome ... but we do ask that they be kept on a lead and not left unsupervised whilst on the property. Clean up after your dogs, so no-one has to step in their poop!!
The walk-on beach is dog friendly.
Self contained campers only please.
Bring everything you need and take it all with you on departure.
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Emu Bay Hideaway, Kangaroo Island
5 sites · RVs, Tents80 acres · Emu Bay, SA
30 hectares of peace, mainly vegetated with Kangaroo Island Narrow-leaved Mallee (Eucalyptus cneorifolia, a nationally-protected ecological community). Kangaroos and wallabies are in abundance. It has a wonderful feeling of remoteness and seclusion yet is so close to iconic Emu Bay.
Those with 4WD may choose sites overlooking Shoal Bay towards Kingscote.
Alternatively, you may set up camp anywhere on the property. There is even one under-cover position with a concrete floor for those concerned about the weather.
There are no amenities so guests need to be 100% self-sufficient (including BYO drinking water and toilet) and leave no trace. It is a wild block and only five minutes from the iconic Emu Bay, where the white sandy beach runs for 4kms, most of which is backed by 10 to 20-meter-high dunes. It is one of the best beaches on the island with crystal-clear water.
Check with me before lighting a campfire - this depends on the season and risk. Dogs are permitted if well controlled (register visiting dogs with local council).
IMPORTANT: I have very limited access to the Internet, only periodically every few days, if that, therefore, I may take some time to respond to inquiries. It is preferred that if you have questions, you can text or call me, Rosalie, on 0490485123. Please note - all bookings MUST still go through the Hipcamp system, no exceptions.
Kangaroo Island is serviced by regular ferry - check SeaLink for details.
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The best camping near Dhilba Guuranda-Innes National Park guide
Overview
About
Dhilba Guuranda-Innes National Park is a coastal sanctuary where adventure beckons. With bushwalking trails ranging from leisurely strolls to challenging treks, the park offers breathtaking views and a chance to encounter an abundance of wildlife. Campers can immerse themselves in the park's natural beauty, with a variety of campgrounds providing the perfect base for exploration.
Notable campgrounds
- Stenhouse Bay Campground: A spacious area close to the beach, ideal for families and explorers alike.
- Pondalowie Caravan and Trailers Campground: Offers large sites near Pondalowie Bay, perfect for caravaners seeking surf and sand.
- Shell Beach Campground: Secluded spots near a sandy beach, providing a tranquil retreat amid the dunes.
Tips for snagging a campsite
- Book online well in advance to secure your preferred campsite, especially during peak seasons.
- Keep an eye on cancellation policies and check back regularly for newly available sites.
- Consider visiting during off-peak times for better availability and a quieter experience.
- Explore nearby camping options if your desired campground is fully booked.
When to go
The park is a year-round destination, with each season offering unique experiences. Summer brings warm, dry weather ideal for beach activities, while winter's cooler climate is perfect for bushwalking. Spring and autumn offer mild temperatures and fewer crowds.
Know before you go
- Check the park's opening hours and fire danger ratings before your visit, especially during the summer months.
- Be prepared for varying mobile phone coverage and bring physical maps for navigation.
- Remember that dogs are not permitted, ensuring the protection of local wildlife.
- Assistance dogs are welcome but must meet certain standards and be appropriately restrained.
- Bring all necessary supplies, including water and firewood, as collection within the park is prohibited.
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