Free tent camping location close to Adelaide?
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I would like to be able to camp without fees for a week outside of Adelaide City, in South Australia, being able to walk, cycle or take public transport into town within an hour.
Not wishing to spend on a paid mobile application listing campsites, I'd like to find free information online.
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I would like to be able to camp without fees for a week outside of Adelaide City, in South Australia, being able to walk, cycle or take public transport into town within an hour.
Not wishing to spend on a paid mobile application listing campsites, I'd like to find free information online.
online-resources australia camping
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Not an answer, this link might help: weekendnotes.com/free-camping-spots-sa (As I do not know the quality of the information I do not feel right to copy details.)
– Willeke♦
Feb 18 at 11:03
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@Willeke The closest that anyone of those spots is to Adelaide is 2 hours by private transport. They are locations out in the bush, not near the city centre.
– Peter M
Mar 17 at 13:08
If you are Aboriginal you can camp in the city parks for free.
– AussieJoe
Jul 10 at 20:35
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up vote
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I would like to be able to camp without fees for a week outside of Adelaide City, in South Australia, being able to walk, cycle or take public transport into town within an hour.
Not wishing to spend on a paid mobile application listing campsites, I'd like to find free information online.
online-resources australia camping
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I would like to be able to camp without fees for a week outside of Adelaide City, in South Australia, being able to walk, cycle or take public transport into town within an hour.
Not wishing to spend on a paid mobile application listing campsites, I'd like to find free information online.
online-resources australia camping
online-resources australia camping
edited Jul 1 at 20:47
JonathanReez♦
46.7k36213458
asked Feb 18 at 10:40
WP2Static.com
3331211
edited Jul 1 at 20:47
JonathanReez♦
46.7k36213458
asked Feb 18 at 10:40
WP2Static.com
3331211
edited Jul 1 at 20:47
JonathanReez♦
46.7k36213458
edited Jul 1 at 20:47
JonathanReez♦
46.7k36213458
edited Jul 1 at 20:47
JonathanReez♦
46.7k36213458
46.7k36213458
asked Feb 18 at 10:40
WP2Static.com
3331211
asked Feb 18 at 10:40
WP2Static.com
3331211
asked Feb 18 at 10:40
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Not an answer, this link might help: weekendnotes.com/free-camping-spots-sa (As I do not know the quality of the information I do not feel right to copy details.)
– Willeke♦
Feb 18 at 11:03
1
@Willeke The closest that anyone of those spots is to Adelaide is 2 hours by private transport. They are locations out in the bush, not near the city centre.
– Peter M
Mar 17 at 13:08
If you are Aboriginal you can camp in the city parks for free.
– AussieJoe
Jul 10 at 20:35
add a comment |Â
1
Not an answer, this link might help: weekendnotes.com/free-camping-spots-sa (As I do not know the quality of the information I do not feel right to copy details.)
– Willeke♦
Feb 18 at 11:03
1
@Willeke The closest that anyone of those spots is to Adelaide is 2 hours by private transport. They are locations out in the bush, not near the city centre.
– Peter M
Mar 17 at 13:08
If you are Aboriginal you can camp in the city parks for free.
– AussieJoe
Jul 10 at 20:35
1
1
Not an answer, this link might help: weekendnotes.com/free-camping-spots-sa (As I do not know the quality of the information I do not feel right to copy details.)
– Willeke♦
Feb 18 at 11:03
Not an answer, this link might help: weekendnotes.com/free-camping-spots-sa (As I do not know the quality of the information I do not feel right to copy details.)
– Willeke♦
Feb 18 at 11:03
1
1
@Willeke The closest that anyone of those spots is to Adelaide is 2 hours by private transport. They are locations out in the bush, not near the city centre.
– Peter M
Mar 17 at 13:08
@Willeke The closest that anyone of those spots is to Adelaide is 2 hours by private transport. They are locations out in the bush, not near the city centre.
– Peter M
Mar 17 at 13:08
If you are Aboriginal you can camp in the city parks for free.
– AussieJoe
Jul 10 at 20:35
If you are Aboriginal you can camp in the city parks for free.
– AussieJoe
Jul 10 at 20:35
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Clarendon Campground might be your only option, that I can find.
FindaCamp literally only shows one within 25km of the city - Clarendon. A permit is required, however.
There used to be no camping signs up, but from comments on this list of sites, these signs have been removed.
Further, on the same australiancaravans page, locals have listed a bunch of their favourite free camping sites.
answered Jul 23 at 2:19
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Clarendon Campground might be your only option, that I can find.
FindaCamp literally only shows one within 25km of the city - Clarendon. A permit is required, however.
There used to be no camping signs up, but from comments on this list of sites, these signs have been removed.
Further, on the same australiancaravans page, locals have listed a bunch of their favourite free camping sites.
answered Jul 23 at 2:19
Mark Mayo♦
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Clarendon Campground might be your only option, that I can find.
FindaCamp literally only shows one within 25km of the city - Clarendon. A permit is required, however.
There used to be no camping signs up, but from comments on this list of sites, these signs have been removed.
Further, on the same australiancaravans page, locals have listed a bunch of their favourite free camping sites.
answered Jul 23 at 2:19
Mark Mayo♦
128k745511263
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up vote
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up vote
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down vote
Clarendon Campground might be your only option, that I can find.
FindaCamp literally only shows one within 25km of the city - Clarendon. A permit is required, however.
There used to be no camping signs up, but from comments on this list of sites, these signs have been removed.
Further, on the same australiancaravans page, locals have listed a bunch of their favourite free camping sites.
answered Jul 23 at 2:19
Mark Mayo♦
128k745511263
Clarendon Campground might be your only option, that I can find.
FindaCamp literally only shows one within 25km of the city - Clarendon. A permit is required, however.
There used to be no camping signs up, but from comments on this list of sites, these signs have been removed.
Further, on the same australiancaravans page, locals have listed a bunch of their favourite free camping sites.
answered Jul 23 at 2:19
Mark Mayo♦
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edited Jul 23 at 6:12
answered Jul 23 at 2:19
Mark Mayo♦
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answered Jul 23 at 2:19
Mark Mayo♦
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answered Jul 23 at 2:19
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Not an answer, this link might help: weekendnotes.com/free-camping-spots-sa (As I do not know the quality of the information I do not feel right to copy details.)
– Willeke♦
Feb 18 at 11:03
1
@Willeke The closest that anyone of those spots is to Adelaide is 2 hours by private transport. They are locations out in the bush, not near the city centre.
– Peter M
Mar 17 at 13:08
If you are Aboriginal you can camp in the city parks for free.
– AussieJoe
Jul 10 at 20:35