Ruth from Birdsville Caravan Park replied:

No, it's a working cattle station and you should make contact on:
(08) 86758341.

Outbacktourer replied:

It is indeed a top spot to camp. Sandy flat spot next to a lagoon fed by the bore. Flushing toilets, no showers. No need to contact the owners, fees into an honor box as you drive in. Camp a little back from the waters edge, the horses come in for a drink at daylight. The road out to the lake is not maintained very well and is corrogated sand, so lower pressures before you head out and take it easy.

Member - Allan T (QLD) replied:

hi guys is muloorina a better spot or is the western side comming from william creek a better spot to see lake eyre leaving in 6 weeks for the centre maybe this year we will get there as last year spent most of our 3 weeks out from bris fitting mud and water and even was bogged some 20mins out of poeppel corner for a day many thanks to the crow eaters who pulled us out.
allan

bundyman replied:

Kate,

I was there last year and yes nice place to camp. You can contact the station but there is a self registration booth at the camp ground. There is plenty of space and I hope you have a good trip. Well worth doing a flight over the southern end of Lake eyre if the charter mob is still flying out of Moree. There is another one from Wiliam creek. I took some awesome photos that some people couldn't even recognize. Some of the land forms look like the surface of the moon. Well worth it, but do it at around mid day when you don't have many shadows.

Cheers,
Hughesy

PandJ replied:

Kate,

Muloorina Station is a sheep and cattle station and has camping facilities on the bank of the Frome river, ( their swimming pool) that has water into it from one of the bores.
They also have accomadation at the shearers quaters. You should however contact them on 08 8675 8341 prior to going there.
I worked there some years ago as a station hand and heading back there soon for a trip and to visit Lake Eyre again.