time

Thanks Phil

I should have looked earlier
cheers

thanks Steve

Hi Stephen
I hope to be up there in a weeks time and would like to know which side would be the better camoing option ?
Thanks
Hillel

Hi Hillel

If you take me as your guide, I will then let you know....LOL

Seriously, the best side is the northern side on your lest after coming off of the ferry. Depending on how many camped there last year, it would be a very good idea to bring wood in for a camp fire. The site is a very comfortable two hour drive north of Marree, do not rush, drop your tyre pressure and take in the various features along the way. There are also many other places on the northern side, it is just a matter of finding what you fancy and sitting back and enjoy the Cooper.

If you want to camp well away from the actual ferry site, but on the southern side and near the water, head past the detour sign just past Etadunna Station and head further north for the Brennan Memorial site (which you should regardless). On the right hand side of the track, head bush with good camping sites amongst the tree up to a kilometre off of the track.

Have a great time.


Cheers



Stephen

Hiya Stephen
Would it be safe (allowed) to go past the detour sign up to the Memorial??
How far up from Etadunna is the Memorial?? Then I guess it's backtrack to the bypass road??
Cheers (will be there in 3 or 4 weeks)
J&D

Hi J&D

The road last year had the detour sign in the middle, with ample room to even get a caravan past, which there were caravans camped by the Brennan Memorial. It is around 25 kilometres from the ferry detour turn off, just past Etadunna to the Memorial.

Cars were coming and going all day and the road was in good condition. Here are a couple of images from last year.


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Cheers


Stephen

thanks Mike

Ta swaggy1963

that's good info Doug Boy
We may see you one day out there, and its always your shout for a light refreshment

cheers