Murray River, Lakes and Coorong · South Australia
Camping in Murray River, Lakes and Coorong, South Australia, page 2
Murray River, Lakes and Coorong covers the lower Murray and the Coorong, with national park camping at Long Point, Mark Point, Parnka Point and Pine Hut Soak, and riverside reserves at Bolto, Sturt, Hettner Landing and Caurnamont.
Campsite details can change. Check current local rules, bookings, fire restrictions and closures before staying.
62 campsites in Murray River, Lakes and Coorong
- Point Sturt Camp GroundCamp-only · Recorded as free
- Punyelroo Caravan ParkCamp-only
- Purnong ReserveCamp-only
- Rabbit Island Soak Campground (4WD)Public reserve · National Parks and Wildlife Service South Australia · Camp-only
- Sturt ReserveCamp-only
- Swan Reach Caravan ParkCamp-only · Paid stay
- Swan Reach Conservation ParkCamp-only
- Tailem Bend South Rest AreaPublic reserve · SA Department for Infrastructure and Transport · Camp-only · Recorded as free
- The Pines Campground (4WD)Public reserve · National Parks and Wildlife Service South Australia · Camp-only
- Walker Flat Boat Ramp ReserveCamp-only
- Waterfront Holiday ParkCamp-only · Paid stay
- Wellington Caravan ParkCaravan park
- Wongulla CampgroundCamp-only
- Younghusband Caravan ParkCaravan park
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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. Many riverside reserves are run by councils or community groups, and holiday parks such as BIG4 The Bend are private, so check with the operator.
River levels change with the season and can close low-lying campsites. Coorong campsites can be windy and some are reached by sand tracks. 42 Mile Crossing is listed under the Limestone Coast, and the upper river under the Riverland. Check park alerts and fire restrictions before you go.
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.