Caravan Park Information Map

Oct 6, 2026

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Caravan park guide providing practical onsite rules and facilities. Details cover campfires, firewood purchasing, leash requirements for dogs, hot water and dish-washing access, and restrictions on chainsaws and trailbikes. It also lists generator hours, grey-water disposal and dump-point location, reception and shop times, check-out time, fuel options, drinking-water sources, rubbish/recycling use, swimming pool opening months, mail closing schedules, and park speed limits. The document includes a labeled area map with amenities and camp sites, plus nearby attractions and travel notes.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryLifestyle

FormatPDF

Pages2

Reading Time3 min

AccessFree to download

Caravan Park Information

Campfire, Firewood, and Pet Rules

Facilities and Utilities

Reception, Fuel, Water, and Mail

Recycling and Swimming Pool

Map Legend and Site Areas

Nearby Attractions and Drives

Welcome CARAVAN PARK INFORMATION Campfires: permitted within the park in designated fire pits. Bush campers in camping area may have fires in cleared areas. Please do not collect firewood around camping area. Firewood: available for purchase atthe shop. Dogs: permitted on a leash but must not be left unattended in the park. Dog minding available Hot water: available at the rear of the main toilet block. A sink: is also available for washing camp dishes. Chainsaws & trailbikes: are not permitted on the property. Generators: allowed in bushcamping area 8.00am-4.00pm. Grey water disposal: at the rear of red brick amenities block. Dump point: located adjacent to grey amenities block. RAWNSLEY PARK INFORMATION Reception and Shop: Open 8:00am-6:00pm daily. If any changes, there will be a sign on the door. Emergency After Hours: Please call Emergency After Hours Phone – 08 8648 0008. Check out: By 10:00am on day of departure. Petrol: Premium, Unleaded, Diesel (available at Caravan Park shop) . Hybrid Vehicles: Please speak to Reception if you wish to recharge your vehicle. Fee is $5 per day. Water: Main supply is bore water (slightly saline) . Drinking water is available from rainwater tanks from rainwater tap over the sink. Rubbish/Recycling: Please use the green wheelie bins marked for recycling or rubbish. (see map for locations) Swimming Pool: Open late September to end of April. Mail: Mail closes 5:30pm Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at Reception and Caravan Park Shop. Speed Limit: Walking pace to be kept throughout caravan park. Please remain on established roads. Dam To Bush CampSites & Bush Toilets Camp sites 52 51 4950 4847 4443 Amenities Block 46 45 42 41 40 39 38 37 36 35 31 34 To Rawnsley Bluff Carpark To Main Road 14 30 13 29 Camp sites 12A 12B 12C 12D 11A 15 16 17 18 19 20 28 212223 27 26 24 25 10D One-way road Rainwater tank Power outlet Dump point Grey water disposal BBQ area Recycling bins Clothes line 11E 11F 11G 11H 11B 11C 11D Camp Kitchen Amenities Block & Laundry GW 98 7 65 1 2 1A 4A 4 Fuel Carport Sheds 3 2A C6 C5 10C 10B 10A Assistant Manager’s Residence Swimming Pool Manager’s Residence SHOP & OFFICE Car wash To Cabins C1-C4 & Shearer’s Quarters C2 C1 Pergola Lounge / Kitchen / Dining Shearer’s Quarters 1 2 3 4 5 Amenities Block Laundry WOOLSHED RESTAURANT Bookings are essential for dinner: Bookings can be made at Reception orthe Caravan Park shop. 1. Rawnsley Park Station Pugilist Hill or Station Lookout make for some great views of the Pound and Rawnsley Park Station. 2. Wilpena Pound Call into the visitor centre for information about the Park and surrounding area. They also have a fully licensed restaurant open for meals, plus petrol and a wellequipped IGA. You can even get espresso coffee. 3. Cazneaux Tree Located 500m past the Wilpena and Blinman road intersection. A New Zealander named Harold Cazneaux photographed this tree with the backdrop of Wilpena Pound in May of 1937. The photo, known as ‘Spirit of Endurance’ was awarded many prizes in Australia as well as internationally. 4. Stokes Hill Lookout At 750m, this lookout gives fantastic 360° views of the Flinders Ranges; North to Patawarta Hill and beyond, south to the Chace and Druid Ranges, east over the Bunkers and of course west to Wilpena Pound. There is also a scale model of the Pound, plus interpretive signs with information about the cultural heritage of the area. Appealinna Homestead Ruins of the homestead are set along avery picturesque Red Gum creek located 2km off the road. The stone buildings on the northern side of the creek were built by miners from the Appealinna coppermine. 5. attractions Central Flinders A fantastic all day drive to give you insight into the magnificent Central Flinders Ranges. National P

FAQs

What are the rules for campfires in the caravan park?

Campfires are permitted only within designated fire pits. Bush campers may have fires in cleared areas, and firewood should not be collected around the camping area.

What facilities are available for hot water and washing camp dishes?

Hot water is available at the rear of the main toilet block, and a sink is also available for washing camp dishes.

Where can grey water be disposed of, and how should rubbish be handled?

Grey water disposal is at the rear of the red brick amenities block, and rubbish/recycling should be placed in the green wheelie bins marked for recycling or rubbish.

Oct 6, 2026

Upload by Eliana