Any idea if we can camp here? (Oodnadatta Track- -29.06679 136.52073)

Yellow waterhole?
Pretty certain it is on Anna Creek station which is now owned by the Williams Cattle Company who also own Mount Barry and Arckaringa stations.
Give them a call. In my experience courtesy gets a good response.

Bad practice to camp too close to the water as it upsets the cattle.

Cheers,
OKA196 motorhome

I just found this on the SA Natural Resources website:

Stay on the tracks.

Camp only in designated areas or in areas permitted by the appropriate land manager.

Use public toilet facilities where available. If a public toilet is unavailable, dig a deep hole, burn any toilet paper and fill in the hole.

Take your rubbish and waste cassettes to the nearest town facilities for disposal in identified waste bins. Do not empty cassettes into public toilets.

**Camping close to stock watering points can affect grazing stock, therefore you are not permitted to camp within 500 metres of these areas.**

Do not use soap or detergents in or near waterholes, stock watering points or artesian springs.

Pastoral homesteads and out-buildings are people’s homes and businesses. Please respect their backyard and don’t camp within one kilometre of a homestead or other buildings.

Bring your firewood with you and check fire restrictions with the Country Fire Service (or call 1300 362 361). Some national parks do not allow wood fires and we ask you not to collect wood in outback areas as it limited.

There is a sizeable dam at Beresford Siding too, Mark, that might be worth checking out for birds. Lots of trees around it too. I camped at Beresford in Nov. '15.

Bob