Camping at Lucky Bay As mentioned in Part 1, there are two camp grounds in the Cape Le Grand National Park. While the LeGrand beach campsite provides a more sheltered spot, we elected to go to Lucky Bay, the beach famous for it’s kangaroos. We weren’t disappointed. The facilities at Lucky Bay were built in… Read More Cape Le Grand National Park – Part 2
The salty red earth crunched beneath my feet as I trudged across the dry lake plain towards the crop of rocks. I climbed the mound of earth and rocks, my breathing growing more laboured as I neared the lookout at the top. Reaching the summit I heard Craig exhale “wow”. I smiled and took a… Read More Lake Ballard
The nullabor plain is named after the latin for no trees. It is the worlds largest limestone karst landscape, stretching 1,200 kilometers from Ceduna to Norseman. Day 1 We left Ceduna feeling slightly worse for wear. Heading out of town Emma flicked the iPod onto our road trip playlist selecting ‘Go West’ by the Pet… Read More The Nullabor
The Lincoln National Park is located around 10km outside of the township of Port Lincoln. There are a number of camping sites located throughout the park that are accessible both by 2 and 4 wheel drive vehicles. We arrived at the entrance and filled out the self-registration for our vehicle. Luckily we had the correct change… Read More Lincoln National Park
After our first night on the road we awoke early and packed up the tent and head off. Fueling ourselves (a very nice coffee from the Gawler Street Café in Mount Barker) and our car (Diesel at $1.41/L) we wended our way down the Fleurieu Peninsula towards Cape Jervis. The clouds hung low in the… Read More Kangaroo Island: Part 1
Hit The Toad 