Limestone Coast · South Australia
Camping in Limestone Coast, South Australia, page 2
The Limestone Coast runs from the Coorong's southern end to the Victorian border, with national park campgrounds at Naracoorte Caves, 42 Mile Crossing, Kotgee and Geltwood, and smaller campsites at places such as Eight Mile Creek, The Granites and Kingston South.
Campsite details can change. Check current local rules, bookings, fire restrictions and closures before staying.
65 campsites in Limestone Coast
- Old Coorong Road CampgroundsCamp-only
- Old Man Lake CampgroundPublic reserve · National Parks and Wildlife Service South Australia · Camp-only
- Padthaway Caravan ParkCaravan park
- Pendleton FarmstayCamp-only
- Penola Conservation ParkCamp-only
- Pine Country Caravan ParkCaravan park · Paid stay
- Sea Vu Caravan ParkCaravan park
- Southend Bush CampCamp-only · Paid stay
- Southend Foreshore CampgroundCaravan park
- Southend On Sea Tourist ParkCaravan park
- Sunland Holiday Village (Nudist)Caravan park
- The GranitesCamp-only
- The Gums Campground - Little Dip Conservation ParkCamp-only
- Three Mile Bend camping areaCamp-only
- Topperwein CampgroundProperty Owner · Camp-only
- Will's Beach ShackCamp-only
- Wright's Bay Camping AreaCamp-only · Paid stay
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Planning your trip
National park campgrounds are run by National Parks and Wildlife Service South Australia and are booked through its website. Other campsites are council or private, including Keith Caravan Park and a campsite run by Tatiara Council, so book with them directly.
42 Mile Crossing is in the Coorong National Park but is listed in this region. Coastal campgrounds can be exposed to wind and some beach access needs four-wheel drive. Check fire restrictions and park alerts before you travel.
Official sources
Region boundaries use Australian Bureau of Statistics Tourism Regions 2021, licensed under CC BY 4.0. These statistical regions approximate Tourism Research Australia boundaries.