Reading the numbers
South Australia has 115 campgrounds in the app, all from SA DEW, spread across 40 parks and reserves. Coorong National Park has the most with 11, followed by Ikara-Flinders Ranges National Park with 9, Innamincka Regional Reserve and Ngarkat Conservation Park with 7 each, and Canunda, Dhilba Guuranda-Innes and Gawler Ranges national parks with 6 each. Coffin Bay National Park and Little Dip Conservation Park have 5 each and Deep Creek National Park has 4, so the list below is a sample of a wide spread rather than a few big clusters.
Facility flags are thin in this source. Toilets are listed at only 10 campgrounds (9%): six in Innamincka Regional Reserve (Cullyamurra Waterhole, Kings Site, Minkie Waterhole, Policemans, Queerbidie and Ski Beach), two in Vulkathunha-Gammon Ranges National Park (Italowie Gap and Weetootla Gorge), plus Dalhousie Springs in Witjira National Park and Geltwood Beach in Canunda National Park. One campground lists a boat ramp (Morgan Campground in Morgan Conservation Park) and one is listed as no dogs (Ippinitchie Campground, Wirrabara). No drinking water, showers or caravan sites are flagged anywhere, which says more about what the source records than about the sites themselves.
Bookings are where this source is strongest. An online booking page is listed for 101 of the 115 campgrounds (88%), on the park booking pages of the state agency. The record has no fee summary for these campgrounds, which is not the same as camping being free: fees, permits and bookings are set park by park, so check the booking page for the stop you want. Some names carry access notes worth taking literally, such as Arcoona Campground (4WD or high clearance 2WD) and Black Springs Campground (4WD) in Coffin Bay National Park.
The app also carries 199 dump points, 391 rest areas from the national dataset and 140 water filling points in South Australia, so you can plan where to empty, refill and rest between parks. For the statewide rules on where you may camp, read the Camping rules in South Australia guide.
25 of the 115 campgrounds
These are the 25 with the most detail in the data. Facilities are what each source lists; a facility not listed may still exist, and conditions change. Check the official page before you go.
| Place | Park or locality | Fees | Facilities listed | Official page |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cullyamurra Waterhole Campground | Innamincka Regional Reserve | Not listed | Toilets | Official page |
| Dalhousie Springs Campground | Witjira National Park | Not listed | Toilets | Official page |
| Geltwood Beach campground | Canunda National Park | Not listed | Toilets | Official page |
| Ippinitchie Campground | Wirrabara | Not listed | No dogs | Official page |
| Italowie Gap Campground | Vulkathunha-Gammon Ranges National Park | Not listed | Toilets | Official page |
| Kings Site Campground | Innamincka Regional Reserve | Not listed | Toilets | Official page |
| Minkie Waterhole Campground | Innamincka Regional Reserve | Not listed | Toilets | Official page |
| Morgan Campground | Morgan Conservation Park | Not listed | Boat ramp | Official page |
| Policemans Campground | Innamincka Regional Reserve | Not listed | Toilets | Official page |
| Queerbidie Campground | Innamincka Regional Reserve | Not listed | Toilets | Official page |
| Ski Beach Campground | Innamincka Regional Reserve | Not listed | Toilets | Official page |
| Weetootla Gorge Campground, Wiriti Urdla | Vulkathunha-Gammon Ranges National Park | Not listed | Toilets | Official page |
| 28 Mile Crossing campground | Coorong National Park | Not listed | None listed | Official page |
| 42 Mile Crossing campground | Coorong National Park | Not listed | None listed | Official page |
| Acraman campground | Ikara-Flinders Ranges National Park | Not listed | None listed | Official page |
| Antechamber Bay Campground | Lashmar Conservation Park | Not listed | None listed | Official page |
| Arcoona Campground (4WD or high clearance 2WD) | Vulkathunha-Gammon Ranges National Park | Not listed | None listed | Official page |
| Aroona campground | Ikara-Flinders Ranges National Park | Not listed | None listed | Official page |
| Baroota Campground | Mount Remarkable National Park | Not listed | None listed | Official page |
| Black Springs Campground (4WD) | Coffin Bay National Park | Not listed | None listed | Official page |
| Border Cliffs campground | Chowilla Game Reserve | Not listed | None listed | Official page |
| Box Flat Campground | Ngarkat Conservation Park | Not listed | None listed | Official page |
| Brachina East Campground | Ikara-Flinders Ranges National Park | Not listed | None listed | Official page |
| Bucks Camp Campground | Ngarkat Conservation Park | Not listed | None listed | Official page |
| Cable Bay Beach campground | Dhilba Guuranda-Innes National Park | Not listed | None listed | Official page |
Before you go
Rules, fees and closures change. Read the state rules and the land manager’s page for your exact stop.
In the app
All 115 campgrounds in South Australia, on one map.
AussieCamps carries every campground on this page with its facilities, fees and official link, alongside rest areas, dump points and water, and builds a multi-stop trip from the places you save.
Campgrounds, rest areas, dump points, water and the trip planner are part of the AussieCamps Pass. Bookable stays and tours are free to browse and book. AussieCamps is an iPhone app.
Data as of 9 September 2026, from the AussieCamps app. Facts only: no descriptions or photos from these sources are reproduced. Campground names and facilities from the South Australian Department for Environment and Water (parks.sa.gov.au), used as facts only. All data sources.
