Towing a trailer to Eyre Ck from Birdsville

most of the complaints I,ve read relate to people who don,t know how to tow properly out in the soft sand , what Iv,e seen is if you let your tyre pressure down ,on the trailer as well you will be ok . don,t get stuck on a dune an try to dig your way out with wheel spin . that whats upsets people
mechpete

You have Big Red and 24 other dunes to negotiate to get to Eyre Creek and then you have to re-negotiate them to come back including the western face of Big Red.
I am making the assumption that this is a camper trailer and you don't have any other camping gear? Or is it a trailer with motor bikes?
I ask this because personally I wouldn't be taking a camper trailer out there and most definitely not motor bikes - why? Because you are on private property and a working cattle station which is in the process of mustering. The Simpson starts further west of this property.
Hope this helps.

Thanks Ruth,
The trailer is a camper trailer- with our cooking gear etc. It is an off road trailer. We could leave the trailer in Birdsville and take camping grear with us, but that would be less convenient than taking the trailer- provided we can get there ok (and back). The car is a landcruiser. We would like to stay there for a couple of nights.

I am assuming that it is quite a nice spot that we would like to stay in?

I was out there a few weeks ago, albeit on a bike, but might I suggest that you look for a camp spot closer in and then just do a trailerless trip to Eyre Ck and return, will only take a few hrs, there is some great camping along the river just before you enter B'ville or go out to the beginning of the desert and have a go at getting over little red, if you succeed then head over to Big red, turn left go over one dune and there is a good camp on your right.
There were some travelers out there towing a rather large alloy boat with gear in it, that managed to get to this second camp spot that i was refering to, left the boats there and went out the next day, so certainly not that difficult, though I don't think it was that easy for them either.

Cheers
Pezza