Old Man Lake Campground

Nora Creina, SA

Old Man Lake Campground

Nora Creina, SA

At a glance

CampgroundTent SiteNo PetsFishing SpotToilets

About this campsite

Old Man Lake Campground is a serene retreat nestled beside a peaceful lake. Only accessible via a narrow dirt track off Nora Creina Road, this compact campground promises an immersive experience with nature. The site is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts seeking tranquility and an opportunity to engage in activities like fishing, bird watching, and hiking. Just ensure to bring your camping gear and prepare for a memorable journey into the wilderness.

Old Man Lake Campground is a charming destination nestled off Nora Creina Road. This intimate campground stands beside a picturesque lake, offering visitors an idyllic setting for outdoor adventure. It's the perfect spot for camping enthusiasts who appreciate tranquility and natural beauty. The entrance is a unique dirt-track, adding to its distinctive rustic charm. This serene location is an ideal getaway where visitors can truly immerse themselves in nature, making lifelong memories. From fishing to picnicking, and from birdwatching to stargazing, Old Man Lake Campground provides visitors with an array of engaging activities. Experience the great outdoors like never before at Old Man Lake Campground!

How to Get There

6km dirt road.

What this place offers

Amenities

Toilets

Activities

Fishing Spot

Accommodation Types

Tent Site

Campground

Facilities

Shade

Picnic Tables

Rules & Accessibility

Camping Fee

No Pets

No Fires

Other Features

Self registration

Camp Trailers

Unknown feature

Campgrounds

No Long Rigs

Small vehicles only

Watch for tree branches

No Caravans

Location

Old Man Lake Campground•Nora Creina Road, Nora Creina, SA, 5276

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Weather Forecast

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17° / 11°

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15° / 13°

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THU🌦️

15° / 12°

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