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Gilgerabbie Hut

Eyre Peninsula
Free Camping

About this campsite

Free remote camping at Gilgerabbie Hut on the Nullarbor Plain, SA. Basic toilet facilities, pets allowed, rough dirt road access. Historic hut on site.

Gilgerabbie Hut is a free camping area located on the Nullarbor Plain in South Australia, accessible via a rough dirt road. The site features a historic hut and toilet facilities, though camping is not permitted inside the hut itself. Pets are allowed at this remote location. A recent visitor noted the toilet was very clean despite the challenging access conditions. The site sits at approximately 51 metres elevation and provides a basic stopover for travellers crossing the Nullarbor region. As with most Nullarbor camping areas, visitors should be prepared for isolated conditions and bring all necessary supplies.

Features & Facilities

Accommodation Types

Free Camping

Location

Weather Forecast

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TODAY☁️
16° / 9°
💧 12%
SUN☁️
15° / 7°
MON☁️
15° / 7°
TUE☁️
15° / 5°
💧 2%
WED🌦️
15° / 9°
💧 35%

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Bunda Cliffs Lookout Number 1

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Fire Danger
Today
16°·57%·13km/h
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Tomorrow
15°·41%·16km/h
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Mon
15°·48%·17km/h
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