Fort O'Hare Campground is the ideal getaway for nature enthusiasts, nestled at the commencement of an enchanting 4-day canoe journey to Nelson via Lower Glenelg National Park. This site offers amenities such as natural spring drinking water at the nearby picnic area and additional access to drinking water in-town. The campground's charm lies in its flexibility. Set up your tent in the cozy forest glades for a rustic experience or pick an open spot in the expansive grassy field, equipped with fire pits, barbecues, and picnic tables. The area welcomes visitors with no time restrictions or grey water constraints, solely encouraging donations for upkeep. What sets the place apart is the community's addition of a stairway leading to Glenelg River. This installation not only facilitates canoe and kayak launching, but also serves as a perfect swimming spot. For families with young ones, a safeguarded children's swimming area featuring a small beach and barrier is situated nearby. The delight of visiting doesn't stop there; make sure to take a stroll along Greenham Street, beautifully adorned with intricate wood carvings. Fort O'Hare Campground accentuates the joy of outdoor living, promising a truly rejuvenating experience.

From waypoint on Princes Highway, turn north into Ascot Street. Proceed for a couple of blocks until you come to Greenham Street where you turn right and continue to the campground at the end of the street, by the Glenelg River