Durack, WA

Doon Doon Roadhouse

The Doon Doon Roadhouse offers travelers a charming pit-stop on their journey, an oasis of refreshment and relaxation, where you can savor delicious meals and beverages. Its convenience store is well-stocked, catering to various essential needs. Despite the temporary halt of its caravan park services, the roadhouse remains a lively hub of activity appreciated for its welcoming attitude, beautiful surrounding views, and the unique experience it brings.

Durack, WA

Ersine Range Rest Area

Durack, WA

Wuggubun Aboriginal Community Campground

The Wuggubun Aboriginal Community Campground offers an immersive cultural experience with the benefit of comfortable camping facilities. It's situated in a picturesque valley and is maintained by a friendly communal team, led by caretaker Jack. This site is welcoming to all, providing the perfect scenic location for your holiday, weekend getaway, or corporate retreat. An ideal place for those seeking connection with nature while appreciating Aboriginal heritage.

Durack, WA

Dunham River Rest Area

The Dunham River Rest Area is an inviting, spacious stopover perfect for a night's rest. Offering a level, gravel surface, it's accommodating for a variety of vehicles. On-site facilities include toilets and BBQs, always kept clean for visitor's comfort. Suitable for both short breaks and overnight stays, it's a well-maintained convenience along your journey.

Durack, WA

Cockburn South Rest Area

Bandy Creek, WA

Summys Park

Bandy Creek Boat Harbour offers both serious offshore fishing opportunities as well as pleasant fishing spots for casual anglers – from boats or the beach, satisfying various fishing pursuits. Summy's Park, located at Bandy Creek, also comes with a dual concrete boat ramp, toilets, BBQ, picnic tables and a fish cleaning station. It's more than a fishing spot; it's an overall beachside recreation destination for families and individuals.

Border Village, SA

Bunda Cliffs Lookout Number 2

Bunda Cliffs Lookout No. 2 is an accessible gravel rest area located near the Eyre Highway, offering stunning scenic views of the Southern Ocean and the long-stretching Bunda Cliffs. Sitting within Nullarbor National Park, it often becomes a hub for whale sightings and boasts the best panoramic views of sunrise & sunset. Despite its susceptibility to weather changes, it makes for an ideal overnight destination for nature enthusiasts and photographers for a memorable experience.

Border Village, SA

Bunda Cliffs Lookout Number 1

Bunda Cliffs Lookout No. 1 offers an experience that stimulates the senses with awe-inspiring views. Visitors can stroll along the walking track, observing the vast Southern Ocean and the impressive Bunda Cliffs that mark the Nullarbor National Park's coastline. During the right season, you can glimpse whales in their natural habitat. The lookout is the perfect spot for camping, where you can partake in the dramatic spectacle of both sunrise and sunset. Despite its exposure to strong winds, especially in winter, the raw, untouched beauty of this place makes it an unforgettable visit.