Nuttbush Retreat.

Located on Padurra Staion, which is near here

and The direct link to the Pandurra Retreat :)

Cheers Kev

Badger's Caravan Park Reports

Only one report on Nuttbush on Badger's Ally-gator, and from 2008. It is right by the highway so expect traffic noise. We have not stayed there.


Motherhen

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I cannot give a definitive answer except to say that I have driven past it for many years. It was set up as a "farm stay " type camp about 20 years ago.
I assume they would cater for the "watch me shear a sheep" and pat the lambs type of clientele. That said there are usually a few vans parked there and there is some shade. But as previously mentioned it is close the the highway.
M.

Stayed there a couple of years ago with the caravan. Had a pleasant time, amenities were good and had use of the old shearers kitchen as the camp kitchen. They had a restaurant which was not open at the time. Can recommend it as a stop over on the way to somewhere else and as an alternative to staying in Pt. Augusta.

We stayed there overnight in October. Facilities are OK. You get some highway noise, but it wasn't enough to disturb our sleep.

Nutbush Retreat...what an appropriate name for S.A....

Have stayed twice over the past few years.
I highly recommend it.
It's a Farm Stay type park with a really fabulous Bar and eatery (If open).
Not much traffic on the highway and sites are far enough back so that there is virtually no noise from the trucks that do pass in the night.
ozjohn.

Have stayed there x2 last year the first time was noisy as they had just removed calves from their mothers and the second quiet. Yes you will occasionally hear the trucks. Both times the restaurant and bar facilities were not available

I would stop again when i next head over that way.

Cheers
Ann

Nuttbush name derived from the owners of Pandurra. the Nutt family.

Friendly station people from the bush
Daz

Nuttbush