Heading to Flinders Rangers

Love bush camping at Rawnsley Park. Huge area, great views, toilets and the odd tap with running water. We have towed our non off road van in there with no issues.

The Arkapena 4WD track leaves from across the road and is on their property.

Not a 4WD challenge but great views of the Chance and Elder ranges.

There is a lookout about 5 km up the Martins Well Road that is a great spot for an evening BBQ dinner to watch the sunset with only a short run back to Rawnsley.

Further north the Nuccaleena Mine, Artimore and Patawarta Gap PAR is a good drive that will take most of a day.

Bunyeroo, Glass and Brachina gorges are interesting drives and Wilpena Pound is a good walk.

Kanyaka ruins on the way into the area are well worth a stop.

Most of the photos here:
http://www.nenke.info/Flinders.html
are from the central Flinders.

There is much to do and see, you will not run out of activities in 6 days.

And on your way further north don't miss The Breakaways just north of Coober Pedy if you are taking the Stuart Highway. We drove past the sign for years before taking the time to stop.

Enjoy

Pete

Greg and Leonie

Have a look at http://www.southaustralia.com/en/places-to-go/flinders-ranges-and-outback

Also similar questions to yours have been on the forum. If you do a search on Flinders Ranges there is heaps of info on this site.

PS Rawnsley Park is a great place to stay. Make sure you do the walk to Rawnsley Bluff.

Love Parachilna Gorge free camping, sometimes you are lucky and have it all to yourself :)
The last camps closest to Parachilna side are nicest I feel.

Be a good last nights stop after perhaps visiting Blinman, driving the PAR (public access routes) up around PAtawarta and Glass Gorge loop.