Caravan Park & Campfire SA

Try the Tanunda Caravan Park. A couple of winters ago there were a number of fires used for campoven cooking etc but I did notice recently (summertime) that new facilities have been built in that area (near the steps and sound shell) I think the fire rings were still in place towards the rear of the park. So you may be in luck. Give them a call.

Kingo

Believe you can still have 'open fire(s)' in the Camp Kitchen complex. Guess it's all about preserving the bush, minimising air pollution, burning fallen timber and disturbing native wildlife, preventing accidental burns at 'unsipervised' fires etc etc.

Cobdogla used to ???

Morgan Caravan Park have fire drums for your use, grab one early if there are plenty of campers around.
Will need to get wood a long way from Morgan though, as you can understand.

Cheers Pesty

I'd suggest Melrose Caravan Park. Fires are welcomed all through the park and there is a broad range of activities in the area, especially cycling and walking. The caravan park is on the edge of a National Park, and the town is quaint, with a great pub - The North Star.

Melrose is about 240 km north of Adelaide, in the lower Flinders. Sort of half way between Pt Pirie and Pt Augusta, but inland a bit.

Hope this helps - Cheers

Hi Alex, Kapunda Council Caravan Park is good too. Various sites to choose from. Grassy areas and soft pine needle area under the trees. Wood fired large BBQ's. Close to lovely gardens and also an enclosure with a couple of roos and emus.
Cheers John and Sally

Hi

Any of the small towns north of Clare are OK, Melrose and Laura but Melrose great as they supply wood and fire drum for Nix. Just be aware that the sun goes down very early (C/V park is next to Mt's) and it can/will get very cold at night. We were there a couple of years ago and in the morning everything was frozen solid.Clare C/V park is great but too close to road and quite noisy so Melrose a better option.

have fun