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Sleaford Bush Camp

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· Sleaford, South Australia
250 acres hosted by David F.
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The single large camp site is located in a revegetated site set amongst sheoak woodland and mallee heath, with beautiful views of Sleaford Mere, Lincoln National Parks and the ocean. This property does not have drinking water or toilet/shower amenities so you will need to be a self sufficient camper prepared for all weather. Campfires are not permitted during fireban season. Pets not allowed. Enjoy a walk along the track from the camp. The wildflowers and birds are abundant, especially in August and September which is also whale watching time in Sleaford Bay. The walking track takes you out to the Sleaford Bay Road, and from here it is a short walk (approximately 2.0km) to the coast, sand dunes and Lincoln National Park. The campsite is available for 3 nights maximum booking but if you wish to stay longer please let us know.
Activities
Biking
Fishing
Hiking
Paddling
Natural features
Forest
Coastal
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    10 Ratings · 5 reviews
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    Ian L.recommends
    January 6, 2022
    Sleaford Bush Camp
    A nice secluded camp area with plenty of space. A good base to explore the surrounding points of interest such as the national park, Sleaford Bay, Port Lincoln, and Walers Way. The View over the Mare and the Dunes in the distance make a lovely backdrop to help maintain interest in the area.
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    Guia R.recommends
    January 4, 2022
    Sleaford Bush Camp
    Its a lovely and peaceful spot. Close to Port Lincoln City, Lincoln nature reserve and of course Whalers way. The camp is big, pretty sheltered and had water. The kids loved riding around and the star gazing was superb! An awesome base-camp to explore the whole area. The hosts were so helpful and accommodating.
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    Matteo C.recommends
    January 2, 2022
    Sleaford Bush Camp
    Great spot, very close to the national park.
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    Brian M.recommends
    October 25, 2021
    Sleaford Bush Camp
    Awesome Hipcamp with magic views and very private.Short drive to Port Lincoln to get supplies.Nice walk down to the water . Camp fire every night . We really enjoyed this touch of paradise . Would highly recommend this Hipcamp .Lovely hosts. We will be returning again one day .
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    Di D.recommends
    March 16, 2021
    Sleaford Bush Camp
    This site has awesome views of Sleaford Mere and is sheltered from the wind and is secluded. A bushwalkers delight. We enjoyed the birdlife and the diversity of this coastal sheoak woodland. Its close to Lincoln National Park, Wreck Beach and Fishery Bay. The City of Pt Lincoln is less than 20 minutes away.
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    Sleaford, South Australia, AustraliaTraditional, ancestral territory of Nawu First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking
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    Hosted by David F.Joined in February 2021
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