Nallanippy Road Rest Area

Nundroo, SA

Nallanippy Road Rest Area

Nundroo, SA

At a glanceFree campsite

Free CampingCaravansPets Welcome

About this campsite

The Nallanippy Road Rest Area is a spacious and shaded stop off 85 km west of the Penong Hotel, situated on the Eyre highway. The area, full of winding tracks into the scrub, is perfect for nature enthusiasts. Though there are no additional amenities other than garbage bins and unfortunately no mobile signal, it represents an ideal location for those looking to disconnect and enjoy a peaceful break during their journey.

There is good shade here with a number of tracks into the scrub and plenty of room. There are bins but no other facilities. No useful mobile phone signal.

How to Get There

85km west of Penong Hotel on the westbound side of the Eyre Highway

What this place offers

Accommodation Types

Free Camping

Caravans

Facilities

Shade

Rules & Accessibility

Pets Welcome

Other Features

Level gravel drive through

No mobile signal

Dusty roadside stop

Unknown feature

Day Use Area

Plenty of shade with tracks into the scrub

Free Overnight Camp

Day Rest Area

Long Rig

Bins

Overnight Rest Area

Bin

Location

Nallanippy Road Rest Area•Eyre Highway, Nundroo, SA, 5690

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