Whitewell Tank Free Camping Area in Eyre Peninsula — photo 1

Whitewell Tank Free Camping Area

Eyre Peninsula
Free Camping

About this campsite

Free bush camping near Head of Bight on the Eyre Highway. Compacted gravel site for self-sufficient vehicles. No facilities. Convenient Nullarbor stopover.

Whitewell Tank Free Camping Area is located approximately two kilometres west of the Eyre Highway near Head of Bight, making it a convenient stopover for travellers crossing the Nullarbor or visiting the nearby whale-watching centre. The site features a compacted gravel surface suitable for self-sufficient caravans and campers, with an old brick hut on the grounds. No facilities are provided, so visitors must be completely self-contained. The camping area is spacious enough to accommodate larger vehicles and offers basic overnight accommodation in this remote coastal region of the Eyre Peninsula.

Features & Facilities

Accommodation Types

Free Camping

Location

Whitewell Tank Free Camping AreaSA

Weather Forecast

via Open-Meteo
FRI🌦️
15° / 10°
💧 35%
TODAY☁️
17° / 10°
💧 10%
SUN☁️
15° / 7°
MON☁️
15° / 7°
TUE☁️
15° / 6°

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within 50km
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Nullarbor Westbound Number 2 Rest Area — Border Village, SA15.0 km away

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Nullarbor Westbound Number 2 Rest Area

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Bunda Cliffs Lookout Number 2 — Border Village, SA15.0 km away

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Bunda Cliffs Lookout Number 2

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Bunda Cliffs Lookout Number 3 — Border Village, SA15.0 km away

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Bunda Cliffs Lookout Number 3

Bunda Cliffs Lookout No. 3 offers breathtaking views of the Southern Ocean and the striking Bunda Cliffs that stretch for 200 kilometers along the Nullarbor National Park coastline. This site is an ideal spot for an overnight stay, granting visitors the awe-inspiring experience of watching the sunrise and sunset over the vast oceanic landscape. Seasonal sights of whales in their natural habitat and fierce winds adding to its rugged charm, making it a must-visit, complete with picturesque moments for photography enthusiasts.

Bunda Cliffs Lookout Number 1 — Border Village, SA15.0 km away

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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.

Fire Danger
Fri
15°·66%·14km/h
No Rating
Today
17°·50%·14km/h
No Rating
Tomorrow
15°·44%·15km/h
No Rating
Estimated from forecast conditionsSA CFS

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