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Destination Riverland Caravan & Camping Show Map V3 Port Augusta R.B.R. 39 Via Burra Chowilla Game Res. National Parks 38 Goyder Hwy & Camping Reserves Murray River Lock 6 2 MORGAN Cadell Caravan Parks Roads Morgan Public Campgrounds Con.Pk Visitor Information Centres 43 & Free Camping Murtho Rd Eudunda Cadell Valley Rd Lock 2 R.B.R. R.B.R. 37 Murtho Cooltong Taylorville Rd Forest Res. Conservation Goyder Hwy Pooginook SOUTH Con. Pk Park R.B.R. VICTORIA Murray River Maize Island Overland Nat. Park Murtho 4 Lagoon Con. Pk Corner Goyder Hwy AUSTRALIA 5 Devlins Pound Rd 35 36 6 7 8 Ramco Rd 11 Renmark Paringa 9 Lock 3 10 31 Pike River Sturt Hwy 12 Con. Pk Loch Lake 32 33 Lock 5 Murbko Rd Monash Kingston Luna waikerie GameBonney Murray 34 on Murray Res. River Sturt Hwy 13 30 National Cobdogla Sturt Hwy Park 15 14 28 Lyrup Sturt Hwy 16 Old Sturt Hwy Moorook 29 Lyrup Game Forest Roonka Res. Barmera Mildura Con.Pk Broken Hill 17 Loveday Glossop 27 Moorook berri Sydney 1 Lock 1 26 18 Winkie Lock 4 Blanchetown 25 Kingston Rd Stanitzki Rd Murray River 24 Adelaide Nat, Park -Katarapko Media Is. Con. Pk 23 19 22 21 loxton Browns Well Hwy Adelaide Karoonda Hwy 20 Tailem Bend Bordertown Murray Bridge Mount Gambier Kilometres Adelaide RV’s BBQ Power Water Cabins Fires* Toilets DOGS* caravans Camping Boat Ramp Waterfront Dump Point Wet Weather Access *Fires permitted within fire ban retrictions **Dogs must be on a leash rivertime.com.au parks.sa.gov.au 1 11 12 21 31 Big 4 Blanchetown Riverside Holiday Park North Lake East Lake Loxton Riverfront Caravan Park TM Price Rotary Park Park your van near our exclusive newly grassed waters edge, on the Queen Elizabeth Dr, Barmera SA 5345 Queen Elizabeth Dr, Barmera SA 5345 Set on approximately 35 hectares along the majestic Murray River, this absolute Sturt Hwy, Renmark SA 5341 River Murray where you can swim, fish from the pontoon, canoe along Cost: NO | Ph 08 8588 2289 Cost: NO | Ph 08 8588 2289 riverfront park caters for everyone. You can relax by the river reading a book, fish and Cost: N/A | Ph 08 8580 3060 tranquil waters, watch the passing pelican parade or just relax with a watch the river float by or get active on the river with your kayak, canoe, speedboat or houseboat. A great park for everyone. good glass or two of wine from our local wineries and experience the peace and quiet which is the essence of the BIG4 Blanchetown Riverside Holiday Park. 1 Sophie Edington Dr, Loxton SA 5333 | Ph 08 8584 7862 [email protected] 161 Sanders Rd, Blanchetown SA 5357 | Ph 08 8540 5070 13 www.loxtonholidaypark.com.au 32 [email protected] Barmera RV Park Lyrup Flats www.blanchetownriverside.com.au Sims St, Barmera SA 5345 > Murray River National Park Cost: YES | Ph 08 8588 2289 Lyrup flats includes floodplain on the northern side of the river and ferry at Lyrup. It provides wonderful opportunities for birdwatching, fishing and camping. You 22 23 Thiele's Sandbar Loxton Golf Club can take your dog in to the Lyrup Flats area of the park providing it is on a lead. 2 Morgan Riverside Caravan Park o Tower Dr, Loxton SA 5333 Edwards Rd, Loxton SA 5333 45 campsites/campgrounds | Price $12.50 per vehicle per night Located on the banks of the beautiful Murray River, Morgan Riverside Caravan Cost: NO | Ph 08 8584 8071 Cost: YES | Ph 08 8584 1490 www.parks.sa.gov.au/booking/details#/accom/73205 14 Park is the ideal destination for all holiday makers. We provide on-site budget Discovery Parks Lake Bonney conscious accommodation, drive-through sites, grassed powered and Enjoy a waterfront holiday with adventure when you stay and play on the banks unpowered sites, and luxurious en suite cabins for a diverse range of travellers. of Lake Bonney. Perfectly positioned next to Barmera’s magnificent Lake Bonney, Whether you enjoy fishing, canoeing, water skiing, bird watching, swimming, our holiday park has something for every traveller – a huge range of family-friendly 24 mini golfing or just pure relaxation—Morgan Riverside Caravan Park have activity Rilli Reserve 33 34 water sports in the fresh water lake or our waterpark, or relaxing lakeside views from Plush’s Bend Camp ground Plush’s Bend RV Park options for all. the front door of your cabin, caravan or tent. We’re pet-friendly too. Briers Rd, Loxton SA 5333 Plush's Bend Rd, Renmark SA 5341 Plush's Bend Rd, Renmark SA 5341 92 South West Tce, Morgan SA 5320 | Ph 08 8540 2207 Cost: NO | Ph 08 8584 8071 Lakeside Dr, Barmera SA 5345 | Ph 08 8588 2234 Cost: N/A | Ph 08 8580 3060 Cost: N/A | Ph 08 8580 3060 [email protected] [email protected] www.morganriversidecaravanpark.com.au www.discoveryholidayparks.com.au 25 Katarapko - Katarapko Creek Section > Murray River National Park 35 3 4 Big4 Renmark Riverfront Hogwash Bend Ramco Point Katarapko Creek can be accessed via Katarapko Crescent and provides camping, If you’re looking for a fun filled holiday destination or love the freedom of o Cadell Valley Rd, Cadell SA 5321 Ramco Point Rd, Ramco SA 5322 15 fishing and water activities along the creek. If feeling energetic there are the Kai Kai Cobdogla Station Caravan Park caravanning with a touch of luxury, you'll just love what we have to oer. Cost: NO | Ph 08 8541 0720 Cost: NO | Ph 08 8541 0720 and Craggs Hut Walking trails. Enjoy the serenity of Cobby, the park borders a lagoon ideal for birdwatching, fishing Absolute Murray Riverfrontage and facilities that include: resort pool and water and kayaking with beautiful sunsets. The relaxed country charm makes it the perfect 36 campsites/campgrounds | Price $12.50 per vehicle per night park, outdoor movie theatre, pumptrack, sensory room, gym, games room, place to spend time with family and friends! www.parks.sa.gov.au/booking/details#/accom/83204 playgrounds, giant jumping cushion, tennis court and camp kitchen. 59 Shueard Rd, Cobdogla SA 5346 | Ph 08 8588 7164 Cnr Patey Dr and Sturt Hwy, Renmark SA 5341 | Ph 1300 664 612 5 [email protected] [email protected] Hart Lagoon www.cobdoglacaravanpark.com.au www.big4renmark.com.au 26 Leonard Norman Dr, Waikerie SA 5330 Katarapko - Lock 4 Cost: NO | Ph 08 8541 0720 > Murray River National Park Lock 4 section entry is by Draper Road under the Berri bridge and this section provides great camping and river activities with campsites and campgrounds dotted along the River Murray. 36 16 Riverbend Caravan Park 6 Kaiser Strip Camp Ground 19 campsites/campgrounds | Price $12.50 per vehicle per night The Riverbend Caravan Park Renmark has something for everyone. From families > Loch Luna Game Reserve Waikerie Holiday Park www.parks.sa.gov.au/booking/details#/accom/86280 and friends to groups and couples, for the young of age and the young of heart, The Waikerie Holiday Park has been designed from the ground up to be the Kaiser Strip is split by the Sturt Highway and the campsites are located on the River we’ve got you covered – right on the riverbend! perfect base for a classic, relaxing holiday or for you to venture out and explore Murray and Chambers Creek. This area provides opportunities for canoeing, boating 101 Sturt Highway, Renmark SA 5341 | Ph 08 8595 5131 all that the Riverland has to oer. and fishing. Suitable for tents, camper trailers and caravans. [email protected] 44 Peake Tce, Waikerie SA 5330 | Ph 08 8541 2651 14 campsites/campgrounds | Price $12.50 per vehicle per night www.riverbendrenmark.com.au 27 [email protected] www.parks.sa.gov.au/booking/details#/accom/73199 Katarapko - Eckerts Creek Section www.waikerieholidaypark.com.au > Murray River National Park Eckerts Creek section can be accessed via Lower Winkie Road and provides great camping along the water ways of Eckerts Creek and Katarapko Creek. Great opportunities for camping and water activities. 37 Murtho Forest Landing 7 8 17 8 campsites/campgrounds | Price $12.50 per vehicle per night Holder Bend Lowbank Moorook Game Reserve Heading Rd, Murtho SA 5340 www.parks.sa.gov.au/booking/details#/accom/86281 Cost: NO | Ph 08 8580 3060 Holder Bottom Rd, Waikerie SA 5330 Lowbank Road, Lowbank SA 5330 Explore the floodplains and wetlands of Moorook Game Reserve including Watchels Cost: NO | Ph 08 8541 0720 Cost: NO | Ph 08 8541 0720 Lagoon. These campsites are popular for recreation, particularly river based activities and camping. 23 campsites/campgrounds | Price $12.50 per vehicle per night 28 www.parks.sa.gov.au/booking/details#/accom/73197 Berri Riverside Holiday Park 38 9 Berri War Memorial Community Centre are the proud owners of the Berri Riverside Border Cliffs Campground Kingston-on-Murray Caravan Park Holiday Park. winners of the 2019 National Grey Nomads Award for the best > Murray River National Park Discover our hideaway. Beautiful park in a peaceful and secluded setting. Community Owned Park. Set in tranquil surroundings, this beautifully maintained Border Clis can be accessed via Murtho Road north east of Paringa. With camping Cabins and dog-friendly cabins. Powered and unpowered sites. Playground, park is “your destination of choice”. Providing family accommodation, caravan on the River Murray this provides a great place to unwind or do water activities. pool and camp kitchen. Ideal for watersports with canoeing and birdwatching. and camping sites, group stays accommodation as well as accommodation for 18 19 workers and corporates to enjoy.
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