Camping at Hettner Landing on the Murray River. This bush camping area is in Walker Flat, South Australia. All you need to know – location, campsites, facilities, cost, rubbish bins, toilets, what is permitted – fires, dogs, generators?
There are a few options for camping at Mannum – all you need to know about two of them – bush camping at Bolto Reserve & Mannum Caravan Park. Cost, location, facilities, things to do, pets, wifi, and so much more.
Free camping at Burra Creek Gorge also known as World’s End Gorge. Dogs, fires and generators permitted. Drop toilets and rubbish bins. Things to do!
Warren Gorge camping in the Flinders Ranges. Cost $15 per night per vehicle. Drop toilets, dogs allowed, fires allowed, walking trail.
Things to do in Coober Pedy – Old Timer’s Mine, Breakaways Conservation Park, Dog Fence, Underground church, underground hotel, caravan park and accommodation. We also found a place pertaining to have the “best pizza in Australia”… but is it?
Port Adelaide has been transformed into a giant, outdoor gallery as result of the 2015 and 2017 Wonderwalls Street Art Festivals. Wonderwalls is a 3-day mural festival that has been held in Wollongong and Port Adelaide (Australia) several times over the past few years.
Port Adelaide has many well preserved 19th-century buildings, in fact, Port Adelaide has one of the best concentrations of colonial buildings in South Australia. In 1982 a considerable part of the town was declared a State Heritage Area. The “Walk The Port” self-guided heritage walking tour has over 40 points of interest, including 17 heritage listed buildings… so grab the FREE “Walk The Port” map and hit the streets to discover Port Adelaide’s colourful history!
We were not sure what to expect from visiting the “City of Adelaide” and came away from our visit marvelling, not only at the clippers colourful history, but at the structure of the ship and the extraordinary time in which it was made.
The largest railway museum collection of paraphernalia, exhibits and artefacts in Australia. There are over a hundred exhibitions displaying not only South Australia’s railway history, but that of Australia and the private operators also. Heaps to entertain children including free train rides!
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