95% (68)
Top-rated campgrounds
95% (68)
Top-rated campgrounds
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Justin
October 2025
Tent
The view of the mountains is absolutely breathtaking from the campsite. Also, if you climb up onto the big hill next to the camp for sunset, you may just witness the most beautiful campsite of your life as I did. The owners were great as well! Very responsive and helpful. 10/10 would definitely recommend.
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Emma
October 2025
Tent
Absolutely loved our stay at Rawnsley Park Station, we like our own space, so chose a spot away from most in an unpowered site. Positioned on the lake/dam, we had peace and quiet and the most majestic sunsets on the water and sunrises on Wilpena Pound, sheep, emus and birdlife in abundance. Staff in the shop were lovely and bathrooms were maintained to a very high standard. We took a helicopter flight from the main office over Wilpena Pound and further up the Flinders Ranges and Will, our pilot, was very knowledgable and professional.
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Samantha
October 2025
Tent
Stayed in non-powered camping. Beautiful spots, on plenty of shelter and the facilities were excellent. Was peaceful at night and stunning views during the day. Went for a hike and the views just got better and better. Highly recommend.
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Nicole
October 2025
5 m Class B
With pets
The campgrounds and amenities were clean and well maintained. Staff were friendly and helpful. There is an off leash dog park across the road from the campground.
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Rachel
August 2025
Tent
So glad we found Rawnsley Station Park. It was perfect! Lovely flat sites to camp on with sensational views. Plenty of space around us. The amenities were lovely & clean. The information sheet given to us at check-in was fantastic with dog friendly spots highlighted. We followed the tour as suggested. Thankyou!!
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Philip
August 2025
7 m Class B
With pets
all the on site staff so helpful and accommodating especially after our accident with the roo
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Jason
June 2025
Tent
With kids
Plenty of beautiful open space to camp, and spectacular views
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Lachlan
June 2025
Tent
With kids
Amazing stay in the bush camping - great views and lots of space. Facilities were great and we will be back.
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Bec
June 2025
Tent
With kids
We loved our time at Rawnsley Park Station! Beautiful views, plenty of bush camping sites to choose from if you’d like to be closer to amenities or away from other people. Highly recommend!
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P
May 2025
Tent
With pets
Absolutely unreal, beautiful unpowered campsites with amazing background. Great facilities would absolutely visit again :-)
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Cameron
April 2025
Tent
Bush camping sites were lovely, well laid out sites with map which was easy to follow, since we arrived after dark. Good amenities and plenty of space for privacy.
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Stephanie
April 2025
2 nights at Rawnsley Park Station
Love love love! Would highly recommend staying here. Such a good, warm environment having everyone camping around with their fires going and chatting away. It felt very safe and like a little community
Camp is right next to Ikara and many other breathtaking sights. This stay was the highlight of our trip and probably the best location in Australia I’ve seen so far. Such beautiful country
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Aymee
April 2025
Tent
With pets
Rawnsley Park Station is one of the more spectacular parks we’ve camped in. The views are stunning, the location is perfect and the amenities were great.
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Lynne
April 2025
Tent
We felt fortunate to find an elevated bush campsite, providing superb views towards the range which forms Wilpena Pound. We throughly enjoyed our 3-night stay, our drive through the Gorges and, a hike up Mount Ohlsson-Bagge.
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Jenny
April 2025
Tent
The bushcamping sites were fantastic - there are flushing toilets, and it's a shortish walk to the main caravan park where there is water, showers, camp kitchen and shop. All the staff were great
We also had dinner at the Woolshed restaurantone night - delicious lamb and fabulous service.
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Rachel
April 2025
Tent
Group trip
Gorgeous spot to camp on our way through the Flinders Ranges. Free camping out the back of the station with teenagers was great because they had all the space they needed.
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Andrew
March 2025
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Eliza
February 2025
Tent
We had the most amazing time at this epic campsite and wish we could have stayed longer. The views of the ranges were spectacular and can be seen from most angles of the campground. Managers were super friendly and the pool was a welcomed surprise to cool down after a long day on the road. Bird life and sunset was wild as well! Highly recommend.
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Achini
January 2025
Tent
Loved it there. Breathtaking views of Ranges…lots of outback friends…very clean and tidy. Definitely going again.
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Russell
January 2025
Tent
With kids
Rawnsley Park Station was one of the best camp sites we’ve stayed at. The bush camping out the back was amazing and the views magnificent. Also dropped into the Woolshed for dinner one night. Great restaurant. Would highly recommend choosing Rawnsley!
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The best camping in Flinders Ranges guide
Where to go
Northern Flinders Ranges
The copper mining town of Blinman is the gateway to the North Flinders Ranges, from where you can go hiking in the Parachilna Gorge or venture north into the outback. Escape the crowds at Vulkathunha-Gammon Ranges National Park, where you’ll be rewarded with secluded hiking trails and tranquil bush campgrounds, many of which can only be reached by 4WD. Further north, Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary is home to rare wildlife such as yellow-footed rock wallabies.
Central Flinders Ranges
The Ikara-Flinders Ranges National Park is the most iconic destination of the mountain region. Once you’ve explored famous walking trails such as the Heysen Trail and Trezona Track, and admired the views at Bunyeroo Gorge and Brachina Gorge, take your pick of bush camping areas or check into one of the caravan parks or campgrounds around Wilpena Pound.
Southern Flinders Ranges
The southern slopes of the Flinders Ranges can be reached from towns like Port Augusta, Quorn, and Hawker, all of which have various options for campers. Take a ride on the Pichi Richi historic railway, admire the views from Devil’s Peak, or enjoy bushwalking in the Mount Brown Conservation Park. Further south, there’s a choice of campgrounds and cabins at Mount Remarkable National Park, with unpowered sites suitable for campervans and camper trailers.