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Where last-minute June long weekend campsites are available in South Australia’s national parks

09 Jun. 2021
4 min read

There’s still time to book a camping trip for the long weekend. Here’s what’s available in SA’s national parks.

Wondering where you can camp in South Australia this Queen’s Birthday long weekend? Some of South Australia’s best campsites are available at parks across the state for dates between Saturday 12 June and Monday 14 June.

Whether you’re after a fishing trip on a secluded beach, an outback adventure under a carpet of stars or a quiet spot to paddle on the river, South Australia’s parks have the site for you.

Where can I go camping this long weekend?

Campsites in South Australia’s national parks can be booked up to 12 months in advance and the most popular sites sell out quickly around holiday times.

There are still many campsites available for this weekend – here’s a list:

Adelaide and surrounds

Para Wirra Conservation Park

Helipad Large Group Campground

Eyre Peninsula

Chadinga Conservation Park

Chadinga Campground

Coffin Bay National Park

Fowlers Bay Conservation Park

Gawler Ranges National Park

Laura Bay Conservation Park

Laura Bay Campground

Lincoln National Park

Wahgunyah Conservation Park

Wittelbee Conservation Park

Wittelbee Campground

Yellabinna Regional Reserve

Mt Finke Campground

Yumbarra Conservation Park

Googs Lake Campground

Fleurieu Peninsula

Deep Creek National Park

Eagle Waterhole Campground - Hiker site only

Newland Head Conservation Park

Waitpinga Campground

Flinders Ranges and Outback

Acraman Creek Conservation Park

Acraman Creek

Ikara-Flinders Ranges National Park

Innamincka Regional Reserve

Cullyamurra Waterhole Campground

Kati Thanda-Lake Eyre National Park

Halligan Bay Point Campground

Malkumba-Coongie Lakes National Park

Malkumba-Coongie Lakes Campground

Tallaringa Conservation Park

Tallaringa Conservation Park Camping

Vulkathunha-Gammon Ranges National Park

Witjira National Park

Limestone Coast

Bool Lagoon Game Reserve

Bool Lagoon Campground

Canunda National Park

Coorong National Park

Little Dip Conservation Park

Naracoorte Caves National Park

Naracoorte Caves Campground

Tolderol Game Reserve

Tolderol Campground

Kangaroo Island

Cape Gantheaume Conservation Park and Wilderness Protection Area

D'Estrees Bay Campground

Flinders Chase National Park

Lashmar Conservation Park

Antechamber Bay South Campground

Note: ferry bookings to Kangaroo Island can sell out around holiday times, so Kangaroo Island parks might only be an option if you’re a local, if you’ve already booked your ferry, or if you’re happy to fly to the island.

Murray River

Chowilla Game Reserve

Danggali Conservation Park and Wilderness Protection Area

Danggali Campground (4WD)

Karte Conservation Park

Karte Campground

Loch Luna and Moorook Game Reserve

Kaiser Strip Campground (selling fast)
Moorook Campground (selling fast)

Murray River National Park

Katarapko Campground (selling fast)

Ngarkat Conservation Park

Box Flat Campground
Bucks Camp Campground (selling fast)
Comet Bore Campground (2WD access)
Coxs Windmill Campground (4WD only)
Doggers Hut Campground (4WD only)
Pine Hut Soak Campground
The Pines Campground (4WD) (selling fast)

Availability at these campgrounds for the June long weekend is correct as of Tuesday 8 June.

Top tip: Campsites can be booked 12 months in advance, so if you’ve missed out on your perfect spot this year you can always book ahead for next year.

How much does it cost to camp in national parks?

Campsite prices range from $13 to $33, depending on the level of facilities and whether the camping fee includes vehicle entry. Prices, facilities and park information including maps is available on the National Parks and Wildlife Service website.

New to camping? You might be interested in reading these blogs: tips for beginners, camping dos and don’ts, essentials to pack and easy campfire recipes.