Camping on Sandy Blight Junction Road

From what I recall, it’s not much of a camp up at the turnaround, near the Spring.

But back towards the SB, there’s an area there that may suit your group? Few trees & a bit of scrub I think?

Just for the record, there is a good camp back up at a pump, towards the border crossing. There was a group already camped at the pump so we went further into the scrub & found a spot big enough for our 4 vehicles.

Bob

Probably a bit late to reply now for you, but you say you are using WikiCamps but I presume you also have the ExplorOz Traveller app with the offline EOTopo maps? If so you should be able to see a few markers that others have put with comments, plus the Bungabiddy Rockhole Camp and info which says:

The access road into this area is narrow and rocky. It ends at this point, where most people make camp (free bush camp, no facilities) but you are still about 300m from the actual rock pools, which Len Beadell documented as having crystal-clear water. To reach the rock pools you will need to walk. Near the car park area, there is an old blazed tree, believed to have been made by Frank Hann in 1904.

Have fun, looks great. Love that area. Hope you took some drone footage of Mt Strickland etc.

HI Kenny, that's a great photo. Make sure you add it to Places :) May I also post it to the Trek Note or destination promotion?

Thanks folks.
Found two camp sites and a turning loop. The one at the road was pretty bleak and looked more like a youth's hangout, with a couple of trashed cars there.
Stayed at the 2nd site, which is the one around 300m from the spring.
I did drive my truck to the end of a narrow and very rocky track, across a dry river bed and people had camped up there, right at the end. But not enough room for 4x 6.5T trucks.
Next, we'll head down Connie Sue then hope the Canning Stock Route is clear enough for us.