plenty highy

Creeks and river beds are public acccess if accessible from a gazetted road.
I'll leave it at that other than beware flooding rains in some parts of Australia.

John
Camp anywhere you like.
No one really cares out there.

We use the basic facilities provided at Stations there because there were both fuel and hot showers available, and the people on those stations are the friendliest people you will find anywhere, in the world.

Cheers
Bucky

I am not sure about the free camping but there is bugger all to camp behind on the Donohue you would have to pull up in the open probably in the wind

On the plenty you have a much better chance of a half decent spot to camp Jervois is good at the moment $15 per vehicle with plenty of buffal ? grasss around to provide a green vista. We stayed at the spotted Tiger near Harts Range $7.50 per person and would again. Currently its being done up and the toilets are good (pit) We used our own shower in the amenities block. Toilets and showers are scattered about the park. Fires are ok and the bush setting is awesomne

Road in good nick we averaged 80klms with camper although conditions variable from dual lane flat hard road to bumpy potholed and corrugated road to single lane

Cheers Jim

Jophca,
Last year we camped beside the Arthur Creek which is about 70 km east of Jervois. We turned right off the plenty highway on the east side of the creek and down about a kilometer. There was enough fire wood and it was a nice camp.

Regards,
Bob

Thanks for the info from all. John c