Rest Areas
Darkes Memorial Rest Area
The Dublin North Rest Area is in close proximity of the Princes Highway with an undercover picnic table, and a few rubbish bins. There is very limited shade here, but plenty of room to park your caravan. Entrance to the Dublin North Rest Area Dublin N ...
Eight Mile Corner Rest Area
The Eight Mile Corner Rest Area is set back a short distance from the Sturt Highway, with plenty of room to park. There is an undercover picnic table nad rubbish bin at your disposal here but not much else.There is a 20 hour stopover permitted at this res ...
The Evelyn Downs Rest Area is a flat and desolate place. There is an undercover picnic table and some rubbish bins, and not much else. On a good note though, its flat as a tack as far as the eyes can see in all directions. Entrance to the Evelyn Downs Re ...
Eyre's Water Hole Rest Area
The Father Woods Park is just off the Riddoch Highway, featuring Chainsaw wood carvings and History of to a priest called Father Woods, who spent 10 years during the 1800's, in this local vicinity, and also carvings of Mary Mackillop another prominent per ...
Fitzgerald Bay Camping Areas
Freds Landing Rest Area
The Freds Landing Rest Area is nestled between the Murray River and the Princes Highway. There is plenty of room to park your caravan, there are not many shade trees to park under, but there is a public toilet, picnic tables, and rubbish bins, and those i ...
The Geranium Rest Area is just off the Mallee Highway, with limited shade, a picnic table under some trees for shade and a rubbish bin. There is plenty of room to park your caravan here. The nearest public toilets are located at the town oval. Entrance t ...
Gilles Downs Rest Area
The Gilles Downs Rest Area 1 is located on the verge of the Eyre Highway. Here there is plenty of room to park your caravan on the gravel surface. There are some picnic tables and rubbish bins along this res area. Entrance to the Gilles Downs Rest Area 1 ...
The Goyder's Line Memorial Rest Area, has a memorial to George Woodgroff Goyder. He marked a line on the South Australian map in 1865, which sets what is regarded as the limits of what was considered safe for agricultural development. Entrance to the Goy ...



















