Martindale Hall Conservation Park
About Martindale Hall Conservation Park
Martindale Hall Conservation Park is a conservation area in South Australia. Its facilities include toilets and car Park. The nearest other place in AussieCamps is Spring Gully Conservation Park, 13 km away.
Martindale Station was established by the Bowman family as a sheep property. Edmund Bowman built the Georgian-styled Martindale Hall in 1879 at a cost of £30,000.
Facilities
- Toilets
- Car Park
Fees
Fees change with the season and the site, and some sites must be booked ahead. AussieCamps shows the current fee, how to book and what each site offers.
Location
Nearby
Spring Gully Conservation ParkConservation area · 13 km
Discovery Parks - ClareHoliday park · 13 km
Red Banks Conservation ParkConservation area · 44 km
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Sandy Creek Conservation ParkConservation area · 75 km
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- Kangaroo Island camping guide
Questions about Martindale Hall Conservation Park
What facilities does Martindale Hall Conservation Park have?
Toilets and Car Park.
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