Nullarbor Camping

Hi Bill
Ask the right questions and you will get the right answer...and here it is for you and only a very short distance from the Whale watching centre (Waypoint 60)

The location is S31 33 39 E130 45 57. Well away from the Main Highway and good flat areas amongst the timber for very secluded camping. The only thing that you have to watch out for is pack all small items away as there are lots of dingos in the area.

This was a top location.

Cheers

Stephen

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Possibilities only but you could consider going down the dog fence at Yalata...plenty of spots for a remote camp or even go down to the beach. The second option is to book a site in Yalata lands on the beach which can get you quite close to the Head of the Bite. Do a search on Bob's Kitchen and see what you find. There are a number of good spots to camp and it's well looked after and managed. I am assuming you are travelling in a totally self sufficient way? Good luck and regards, Leigh

In Camps Australia 5, Sth Aus, 666, 222k Peg Rest Area 31 21 53 S, 131 16 02 E is another possibility. I haven't stayed there so can't comment on it.
There are a couple of others nearby listed in camps 5

The Nullabor Roadhouse camp area is a very standard flat, gravel spot immediately adjacent to the roadhouse. Its very open and you'll have the traffic noise at night, but it is probably the safest area you can camp, and would be the only place where I'd be happy to leave tents or camper trailers around there.

Your last sentence is the issue. We've overnighted at most of the good rest stops between Nullabor and Ceduna and can recommend some but I wouldn't leave my stuff there during the day. Most common one we use is a few kilometres west of the Fowlers bay turnoff because you can get a few hundred metres off the road, and there's good firewood and protection.