Last Updated Oct 2018 by Willunga
In coastal mallee scrub, a short stroll from the beach, suitable for tents and camper trailers.
There is a walking track Waitpinga Beach (about 600m) or you can drive / walk down Dennis Road about 1.3km to the carpark at the end of the road. Waitpinga Beach is a popular surf spot and also has been known to offer up the odd salmon trout or sea mullet if you bring your beach rod. Try using whole pilchards or lures at dawn or dusk. High tide is best.
The 11.5km (one way) Heysen Trail begins from here, which follows the Cliffs and coast to kings Beach. It is considered a moderate difficulty walk with absolutely stunning views of the coast. The track is easily followed and even has boardwalk sections in the rougher parts. See www.walkingsa.org.au for more details and other walks in the area.
Campsites are dirt / grass and mostly level. Plenty of room for camper trailers and tents are no problems.
There are some picnic tables scattered around the campground, as well as one under cover area with tables and toilets.
Fires or solid fuel stoves are not permitted at this campsite.
26
Vehicle (max 8 people) - $20
Hikers/cyclists/additional vehicle occupant (per person) - $10
Self serve booth at campsite.
Book online
Longdrop or composting
Not allowed
Non-potable water may be available. Boil all water for at least 10 minutes before drinking.
No fires are permitted at this camp ground.
No bbqs are provided.
This campsite is near the ocean.
There are fishing spots at or near this campsite.
Yes.
No
There are canoeing and kayaking spots at or near this campsite
This site is accessable by caravans in good weather.
Well signed on Dennis Road (off Waitpinga Road). If you get to the beach you have gone a bit too far.
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