Refer to the MAP showing the 19 Yorke Peninsula Council Bush Campgrounds 

Council has designated the bush campgrounds as locations where camping is permitted. Each booking is for one campground only, if you wish to change campgrounds during your stay please book each campground separately or alternatively contact Council via This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or by calling 8832 0000. More information on facilities available (bins, toilets, dump points, water) 

• The Gap –  Gap Road, Balgowan [-34.23513, 137.50183]  
• The Bamboos – Government Road, Balgowan [-34.253035, 137.503256]  
• Tiparra Rocks –  Government Road, Balgowan [-34.286058, 137.498941]
• Wauraltee – DOES NOT INCLUDE BEACH - Wauraltee Beach Road, Wauraltee [-34.587814, 137.507724]  
• Barkers Rocks – Barkers Rocks Road, Bluff Beach [-34.715333, 137.488258]  
• Port Minlacowie – Beegoodye Wells Road, Minlaton [-34.83280, 137.45986]  
• Len Barker Reserve – North Coast Road, Point Souttar [-34.920989, 137.301708]  
• Burners Beach – North Coast Road, Point Souttar [-34.896853, 137.249404]  
• Gravel Bay – Lighthouse Road, Corny Point [-34.93573, 136.99559] 
• Swincer Rocks – Wurlie Road, Corny Point [-34.970167, 136.972742] 
• Gleesons Landing – Gleesons Road, Corny Point [-35.006102, 136.966101]  
• Daly Head – Daly Head Road, White Hut [-35.023943, 136.938773]  
• Foul Bay Boat Ramp – Boat Ramp Road, Foul Bay [-35.210185, 137.189479]
• South Coast (formerly Foul Bay Campground) – Happy Valley Road, Foul Bay [-35.17952, 137.21111] 
• Sturt Bay – Sturt Bay Road, Warooka [-35.10777, 137.40241]
• Mozzie Flat – Small Campground - Mozzie Flat Road, Port Moorowie [-35.11163, 137.49861] 
• Goldsmiths Beach – Small Campground - Troubridge Point Drive, Honiton [-35.147629, 137.687025]  
• Wattle Point – Small Campground - Heel Road, Edithburgh [-35.138724, 137.702467]  
• Parara – Large Campground - Parara Road, Ardrossan [-34.46027, 137.908888]  

Toilets

Please be aware that toilet paper is not supplied to bush campground toilets, so come prepared with your own supply. Consider the environment you enjoy while camping and ‘leave no trace’ for others to find. Campers should never bury toilet paper or other leavings in the fragile dunes or campgrounds. 

• All but 2 small campgrounds have a toilet (Foul Bay Boat Ramp and Tiparra)

• Although toilets are available in most campgrounds, visitors are still encouraged to be self-contained. In recent years, maintenance and environmental issues have increased substantially, with regular occurrences of toilet paper waste in the dunes, used nappies dumped in the campground and cassettes/port-a-loos being emptied into the ocean. This all needs to be cleaned up and/or managed by someone.

• For those visitors that prefer more comprehensive facilities (running water, flushing toilets, showers, etc.) we recommend staying in one of the many beautiful Yorke Peninsula caravan parks.

Why aren’t there flushing toilets?

• Insufficient water supply.