
Paid CampsitesYorke Peninsula, South Australia Australia 🇦🇺
Paid CampsitesYorke Peninsula, South Australia Australia 🇦🇺


8 Reviews
Closed for redevelopment Apr 2022
Okay for one night. Right next to the beach. Accesible by 2WD. Some of the sites are not very flat but it wasn’t busy when we got there so it wasn’t an issue.
National parks have a camp fee + camping fee. Just paid for the night
Nice big sites but full of huge ants and lots of bugs in general. Be careful in rainy weather as some sites were totally covered with water after big rain - we had site no 7 and it was ok. Drop toilets were clean. We had Optus reception.
Great Campground with around 25 individual (extra large) campsites. Each site would easily fit a big caravan and a 4wd. $10 for a national park 'vehicle permit', $15 'camping permit' per night, per site, which can be booked online. There is 4G Telstra phone signal here as well, for those who choose to visit first, and decide on camping later. The 2x Drop toilets are clean and well maintained. The jetty is a good spot for fishing, catching plenty of squid around dusk. Fire restrictions apply from around November to the end of April (no solid fuel fires) It can get windy at times, but it wasn't too bad while we were there.
Amazing place to camp around, reviews don’t do it justice just how beautiful it is around the park! Campsite areas big at this one and had a variety of campers there, we had a large motor home so had plenty space to face whichever way suited us best, as the other review this one close to a secluded beach where we were the only ones on it! Breathtaking park all in all!!
All places in the national park are at $12 for booking camp place + $10 car fee. The National park is amazing. Take your time to explore.
I loved my trip to Innes! I wasn't sure which campground to stay at but I was happy with my choice. Each has something a little unique about it (although I didn't stay at each one I managed to pop in to most on my drive around). The appeal about this one: It's the closest one to the entrance of the park. I was able to walk to a small quiet beach about 60m from where I was camped. The camp sites were quite large and relatively 'unstructured' compared to some of the other sites. Some shade was available, more than some campsites but less than some others. There were lots of sites so I was able to have some space between myself and the other campers. I had no troubles with the booking process, it was fairly straightforward online. Two thumbs up for me. I'll be back.