Eyre Peninsula

whalers way, south of port lincoln is a great place to spend a day, and also the coast between coffin bay and pt lincoln (especially around calca) is really spectacular

cheers

Hi Guys
well if you have a dog then most National Parks are out.
They are always good value for money, especially if you have a yearly Parks PAss

There are 3 free camps just north of whyalla on the Point Lowly peninsula
One at Point Lowly near the boat ramp
2 at the back of fitzgerald Bay all with million dollar views
Toilets provided at point lowly and at the northern camp at fitzgerald Bay

Farm Beach near Coffin Bay - Haslem near Smokey Bay and someone else mentioned our favourite Point Lowly betwene Whyalla and Port Augusta - magic

Hi Brian

Our favourite campsite was Lipson Cove just north of Tumby Bay - free with pit toilets and a nice beach to enjoy a swim, but noisy, as it is a tern breeding colony, so keep the dogs confined.Haslam ($5 honesty box) was beautiful, and there is similar at Baird Bay. We found other places for overnighters including along old roads which run roughly parallel to present roads. I have very brief blogs under my 2005 blogs with a few highlights and free/low cost camps shown. We were touring in January and were told the place would be packed out - it wasn't, and it was lovely.

Motherhen

At Port Lincoln try heading for the APEX grounds - they offer very a very cheap rate to camp there, I think it was $10 per night . They are really keen for the word to be passed on amongst caravanners that the site is available. It is close to Pt Lincoln with a very large level grassed area, for a little more you can even use their bathroom and toilet. Oh did I mention that they are fantastic people to chat to too!

Cheers

Sue
Karratha WA

Thanks Guys

Have marked them all down in the Camp6, part of the pleasure of travel is the planning.....keep them coming
Brian R