The best camping near Parachilna

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With only a handful of inhabitants, little Parachilna can’t really be called a town, but there are a few reasons why campers might stop at the South Australian outback locality. Parachilna is on the highway connecting Adelaide and Port Augusta with Queensland’s Mount Isa City (eventually), and is sandwiched between the mountainous Ikara–Flinders Ranges National Park and the salt flat of Lake Torrens National Park. Both parks offer more opportunities for rugged, off-the-beaten-track camping. Intrepid campers with a sturdy four-wheel-drive might also like to take a detour to the Vulkathunha-Gammon Ranges National Park and the salt Lake Frome after a night or two in Parachilna. Parachilna is also on the Heysen Trail, a 1,200-kilometre hiking track through South Australia, so most camping options around Parachilna are on the trail. You don’t need to be doing the thru-hike to stay around here, though. 

94% (400) 20 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Parachilna

Rawnsley Park Station

1. Rawnsley Park Station

93%
(110)
59km from Parachilna · 36 sites · Tents, Lodging
Rawnsley Park is a 12000 hectare sheep station near Wilpena Pound in the Flinders Ranges of South Australia. Overlooking the southern side of Wilpena Pound, Rawnsley Park Station provides the perfect base for exploring South Australia's beautiful Flinders Ranges. Powered camping sites, bush camping, accommodation, store, fuel, swimming pool, restaurant.Bushwalking trails to Rawnsley Bluff, helicopter and light aircraft flights, 4WD day tours and self-drive tracks.All campsites have access to toilets and hot showers. Dogs are welcome on a leash.Adjacent to the caravan park is a bush camping area along Kangaroo Creek.Flush toilets on-site and access to caravan park facilities.Bushwalking trails to Rawnsley Bluff, helicopter and light aircraft flights, 4WD day tours and self-drive tracks.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from 
AU$42
 / night
Beltana Flinders Historic Town

2. Beltana Flinders Historic Town

97%
(617)
36km from Parachilna · 8 sites · Tents, RVs
Located in the town of Beltana, the campsites are adjacent to the local hall. There are showers, toilets, a free BBQ in the community park , mobile phone coverage and potable water available We are the closest campground to the new Nilpena Ediacara National Park. Please do not go down the 4WD only road to Beltana, proceed to the bitumen Road and follow the signs. Beltana is a State Heritage listed town in Adnyamathanha country. Beltana is important as it is the home of the Royal Flying Doctor Service, was influential in the establishment of the Overland Telegraph and was important is the states early settlement. Beltana has survived in spite of the challenges and has an excellent walking trail detailing this history for visitors. There is capacity to have a fire in a communal fire pit, but please bring your own wood. Dogs on leashes welcome. This campsite offers a safe and comfortable place for campers who are travelling through on their holiday and need somewhere to stop overnight, but two nights is recommended to give you a chance to visit this historic town. The town is significant is South Australian history and there is interpretative signage that provides the visitor with an informative trail. Whilst with us visit the new Nilpena Ediacara National Park. We have the closest camping facilities.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from 
AU$31
 / night

With only a handful of inhabitants, little Parachilna can’t really be called a town, but there are a few reasons why campers might stop at the South Australian outback locality. Parachilna is on the highway connecting Adelaide and Port Augusta with Queensland’s Mount Isa City (eventually), and is sandwiched between the mountainous Ikara–Flinders Ranges National Park and the salt flat of Lake Torrens National Park. Both parks offer more opportunities for rugged, off-the-beaten-track camping. Intrepid campers with a sturdy four-wheel-drive might also like to take a detour to the Vulkathunha-Gammon Ranges National Park and the salt Lake Frome after a night or two in Parachilna. Parachilna is also on the Heysen Trail, a 1,200-kilometre hiking track through South Australia, so most camping options around Parachilna are on the trail. You don’t need to be doing the thru-hike to stay around here, though. 

94% (400) 20 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Parachilna

Rawnsley Park Station

1. Rawnsley Park Station

93%
(110)
59km from Parachilna · 36 sites · Tents, Lodging
Rawnsley Park is a 12000 hectare sheep station near Wilpena Pound in the Flinders Ranges of South Australia. Overlooking the southern side of Wilpena Pound, Rawnsley Park Station provides the perfect base for exploring South Australia's beautiful Flinders Ranges. Powered camping sites, bush camping, accommodation, store, fuel, swimming pool, restaurant.Bushwalking trails to Rawnsley Bluff, helicopter and light aircraft flights, 4WD day tours and self-drive tracks.All campsites have access to toilets and hot showers. Dogs are welcome on a leash.Adjacent to the caravan park is a bush camping area along Kangaroo Creek.Flush toilets on-site and access to caravan park facilities.Bushwalking trails to Rawnsley Bluff, helicopter and light aircraft flights, 4WD day tours and self-drive tracks.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from 
AU$42
 / night
Beltana Flinders Historic Town

2. Beltana Flinders Historic Town

97%
(617)
36km from Parachilna · 8 sites · Tents, RVs
Located in the town of Beltana, the campsites are adjacent to the local hall. There are showers, toilets, a free BBQ in the community park , mobile phone coverage and potable water available We are the closest campground to the new Nilpena Ediacara National Park. Please do not go down the 4WD only road to Beltana, proceed to the bitumen Road and follow the signs. Beltana is a State Heritage listed town in Adnyamathanha country. Beltana is important as it is the home of the Royal Flying Doctor Service, was influential in the establishment of the Overland Telegraph and was important is the states early settlement. Beltana has survived in spite of the challenges and has an excellent walking trail detailing this history for visitors. There is capacity to have a fire in a communal fire pit, but please bring your own wood. Dogs on leashes welcome. This campsite offers a safe and comfortable place for campers who are travelling through on their holiday and need somewhere to stop overnight, but two nights is recommended to give you a chance to visit this historic town. The town is significant is South Australian history and there is interpretative signage that provides the visitor with an informative trail. Whilst with us visit the new Nilpena Ediacara National Park. We have the closest camping facilities.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from 
AU$31
 / night

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