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Pichi Richi Park

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· Quorn, South Australia

2000 acres hosted by Hamish G.

8 Vehicle/Tent sites

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Pichi Richi Park is our family owned and operated property, 13km south of Quorn in the heart of the Pichi Richi Pass. We have plenty of campsites, including bush campsites that are secluded and private, along with campsites that are much closer to our bathrooms, group accommodation, kitchens and bush cabins. Here at Pichi Richi Park, there are a number of signposted walking tracks ranging in distance from a few km up to a 10km+ loop. The Heysen Trail comes through our property for nearly 7km and some of our own walking tracks link with the Heysen as it meanders through our property. You can also ride your mountain bike around and the Mawson Bike Trail is not far away. We have over 1,000 acres of land around our accommodation that we do not graze as we are allowing this beautiful piece of Aussie outback to return to its original and pristine state. We are not a caravan park, so all campers and caravanners that come here get a fair bit of space and nobody is on top of anyone else. Quorn is our local town and is 13km away to the north. Quorn has 2 pubs, a number of cafes and a little supermarket that is open from 7am to 8pm 7 days a week. Feel free check out our website at www.pichirichipark.com.au and we look forward to hosting you here one day at Pichi Richi Park.You can grab one of our bush campsites or camp in the old horse yard, or under the box trees near our large campfire pit. We have his and hers, recently renovated bathrooms, an outdoor kitchen and plenty of space. Pichi Richi Park faces the east and looks over the beautiful and rugged Devil's Peak, that turns orange in the evenings with the reverse sunsets. We are inundated with kangaroos, see the odd emu, have had more than 80 bird species identified here and have the most interesting array of little lizards and geckos.

Activities

Biking

Hiking

Wildlife watching

Natural features

Mountainous

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23 Ratings · 18 reviews

Susan O.recommends

August 7, 2024

Pichi Richi Park

Pichi Richi Magic

Warm welcome from Hamish and Binky his lovely dog. Personal 750m escort up the hill by them both to our eagle eye view camping spot for the night. Spectacular 360 deg. outlook and huge amount of space for our travel buddies and ourselves with a huge fire pit in the centre. Doesn’t get much better than this, we’ll be visiting again for sure. Thanks Hamish & Blinky

John K.recommends

August 1, 2024

Pichi Richi Park

Lovely people and fantastic place to camp. I would definitely stay again

Jordan D.recommends

July 26, 2024

Pichi Richi Park

Couple camping

Beautiful spot with fantastic amenities. Highly recommend

Peter H.recommends

July 23, 2024

Pichi Richi Park

Loved our stay at Pitchie Ritchie Park. Were met by the owners and given a great camp site and plenty of firewood.

Gretel L.recommends

July 18, 2024

Pichi Richi Park

Great place close to Quorn

We were warmly welcomed and shown the best campsite for the less than ideal conditions. We were very comfortable despite the rain and wind. Binky, the resident dog, made sure we were looked after.

Helen G.recommends

July 17, 2024

Pichi Richi Park

Hamish was welcoming, friendly and easy going. We camped among the trees and had use of showers and toilets, which were clean. Lovely to see roos nearby. We returned for second night. It was easy and lovely setting.

Location

Quorn, South Australia, AustraliaTraditional, ancestral territory of Nukunu First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking

Hosted by Hamish G.

Joined in November 2023

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