Wickliffe Rest Area

The Wickliffe Rest Area is a picturesque destination offering visitor-friendly amenities such as clean restrooms, covered barbecue facilities, and picnic tables. Nestled in the heart of the village, this spot boasts well-maintained grassy expanses. A great location for picnic-lovers, it is perfect for a relaxing stopover or a day out with family and friends.

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About this campsite

The Wickliffe Rest Area is an inviting space offering fantastic amenities for your comfort and convenience. Equipped with easily accessible bathrooms, covered barbeque facilities, and outdoor picnic tables, it creates an ideal environment for family outings or just a relaxing break from the road. Nested in a charming village, this rest area boasts beautiful grassy spaces that add serenity to your visit. Witness the heart of this quaint locale while enjoying a peaceful moment at Wickliffe Rest Area.

ToiletsToilets
AccessibleAccessible
Mobile Phone CoverageMobile Phone Coverage
BBQBBQ
BinBin
CaravansCaravans
Long RigLong Rig
Pets WelcomePets Welcome
Day Rest AreaDay Rest Area
Picnic TablesPicnic Tables
Information BoardInformation Board

Amenities

Day Use Area
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Contact & Location

Glenelg Highway

Wickliffe, 3379

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