AnswerID: 225207 Submitted: Sunday, Mar 04, 2007 at 11:30
Member - Arkay (SA)
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I guess you already have a copy of the RAA Riverland and Central Murray map. If not get one, a couple of $$ (like about 2) or free if you are an RAA member. It shows some tracks to go down (to camp sites etc.) in the Murray River National Park (Katarapko), not very exciting but you will get your wheels dirty and be near the River at all times.
We have in the past followed a loop from near Renmark , down 28th Street and again aroud the edge of the River (Lyrup Flats area) camp sites. I would not particularly reccomend any of these camp sites, but there is one which is O.K. and easy to get to with a caravan for an overnight stay 200 meters off the bitumen just North of the Lyrup ferry called Collogans Camp.
Off the Northern side of the bridge approaches between Cobdogla and Kingston On Murray there is a track which goes into the Loch Luna Game Reserve, tame but tracky. There is a nice little picnic area about 500 meters along this track which we call Marlin Point. If you go there you will see why. One one occasion we bush camped with our CT arriving late in the day amongst some trees in the Moorook Game Reserve. You could take in all 2 of 3 of the above areas as an extended day trip.
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