Comment: Lake Eyre and then where? (Part 4 The Sandstone Belt and a Minor Disas

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Lake Eyre and then where? (Part 4 The Sandstone Belt and a Minor Disaster)

The road into Salvator Rosa is part of a circular 280 klm (approx) tourist drive,for most, drivable by 2wd but best suited to 4wd. Commencing with narrow bitumen just south of Tambo it passes

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G'day Michael John T

I saw you blog & as we are planning a similar trip to Salvator Rosa in August 2013 it was good to read your trip report.

I did have a question about the chance of having a camp fire in the campground at Salavator Rosa as I was unsure of whether there was a ban on fires so wanted to get your feedback.

Thanks & Regards
Gaz

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Reply By: Member - Michael John T (VIC) - Wednesday, Mar 04, 2015 at 01:11

Wednesday, Mar 04, 2015 at 01:11

Hi Gaz,

Yes fires seem to be allowed but as usual you need to collect firewood before you enter the park. If I remember correctly we collected the wood just a few kms before the entrance, but had to climb through a fence onto private property to do so. If coming in from the North plenty of wood along the Nagora River.

Word of warning if it looks like rain think carefully before heading into that country, there is an awful lot of dirt to travel on. Lovely country though.

Have a great trip.

Regards,

Mike.

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