Observatory Turnoff Parking Area

The Observatory Turnoff Parking Area is a convenient and accessible overnight camping destination situated near the Eyre Bird Observatory. It offers unique opportunities for nature enthusiasts, with tracks leading into the scrub away from traffic. The area provides basic amenities such as bins and shade while allowing access to mobile phone signals. Its location and surrounding beauty make it an attractive stop for travelers seeking a serene camping experience.

Cocklebiddy,
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About this campsite

The Observatory Turnoff Parking Area is a convenient overnight spot located 1km east of the Eyre Bird Observatory turnoff. It provides ample space on either side of the highway for campers to settle in. While there are no amenities, there are bins provided for rubbish disposal. You can find cool shade on the tracks leading into the scrub, ideal for a retreat from traffic noise. Moreover, you can stay connected during your stay as there's mobile phone signal coverage in the area. It's perfect for those who enjoy simple, back-to-nature camping experiences.

Mobile Phone CoverageMobile Phone Coverage
ShadeShade
BinBin
CaravansCaravans
Long RigLong Rig
Pets WelcomePets Welcome
Free Overnight CampFree Overnight Camp
Day Rest AreaDay Rest Area

Amenities

✓Overnight Rest Area
✓Day Use Area

Contact & Location

Eyre Highway

Cocklebiddy, 6443

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Nullarbor Plain landscape

Nullarbor Plain

The Nullarbor Plain, spanning across South Australia and Western Australia, offers a vast, level, and dry expanse almost void of trees. Exploration pioneer, John Eyre, first charted this territory back in 1841. He metaphorically branded it as A blemish on nature's countenance and a locale reminiscent of nightmares. Ideal for adventurous camping expeditions, presenting a formidable yet enticing challenge for outdoor enthusiasts.

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