Flinders Ranges with dogs

Zorro

This answers your question about dogs.

It may well be a little difficult but try Rawnsley Park.

DW

I think you'll find most of the private properties are willing to accommodate dogs on a leash and have great tracks and very good camping and facilities. Have a look in the Flinders Ranges visitors guide here.
Go to pages 22 to 25 and phone up the places you are interested in to see if they are happy with your dogs.
I've been to Gum Creek, Warraweena, Argadells, Bendleby Ranges, Willow Springs and would recommend them all for their great 4wd tracks and good camping. And i hear good things about the others.

Hi there Zorro

We camped at Bendelby Ranges last year and we took our Jack Russell, we did notify them before hand which at the time was the request on the web site. The camping ground where ok and at the time there was a great camp kitchen and showers and toilets on site. The 4 wheel driving was great to say the least and we took the dog every where. I am not saying it was cheap but we all felt it was well worth the money.

Hope this helps.

Hi Zorro, this time last year we spent a week in the flinders with our jack russell. We spent a few days at rawnsley park and done day trips out of there and then a few days at angorichna and also day tripped out of there. No problems, let the park owners know we had a dog with us and all was good. we dont let our dog out of the vehicle with out a leash when driving around sight seeing as you dont know where a bait has been laid or that a bird hasnt picked up a bait from some where else and dropped it near you. Its a great place to see. cheers mm

Willow Springs allow dogs. Really nice secluded camp sites also. Nice place to prop for a few days and you can do their 4wd self-drive tour.