Coorong Camping & Caravanning

The Coorong region encompasses a 130-kilometre stretch of saltwater lagoons protected from the Southern Ocean by the towering dunes of the Younghusband Peninsula. This list features sites ranging from fully equipped caravan parks in Meningie to remote National Park campgrounds. Key locations like Parnka Point offer access to the narrowest section of the waterway, while 42 Mile Crossing provides a gateway to the ocean beach. These sites serve as bases for birdwatching, fishing for mulloway, and exploring the unique Ngarrindjeri cultural landscape.

42 Mile Crossing Campground - Coorong NP

Designated camping area providing the primary 2WD access point to the Southern Ocean beach and the sand dunes of the Younghusband Peninsula.

Gemini Downs Holiday Centre

Private holiday facility offering powered sites and farm-stay accommodation near the northern entrance of the National Park.

Coorong Caravan Park

Caravan and tourist park located on the shores of Lake Albert in Meningie, featuring powered sites and cabin accommodation.

Long Point

Waterside site featuring a jetty and walking trails, known as a primary vantage point for observing migratory waders and local birdlife.

Mark Point

Lagoon-side area equipped with a boat ramp, frequently used by kayakers and recreational fishers targeting the Coorong lagoons.

Parnka Point

Situated at the narrowest point between the North and South Lagoons, this site offers shallow water access and clear views of the ecosystem's transition.

Grannies Hill Campsite

Elevated site near the Murray Mouth and Hindmarsh Island, providing views over the Goolwa Channel and the Coorong's northern boundary.

Old Coorong Road Campgrounds

A series of basic, roadside camping bays located along the historic route bordering the eastern edge of the National Park.