Outback South Australia
Immense and with a sparse population, the outback has a culture quite different from that of Australia's populated coastal areas.
'You can feel yourself relaxing as the landscape opens out around you.'
Oodnadatta Track
Flat with little vegetation, yet this track holds the heritage of indigenous people, early explorers and graziers. It is the route of the 'Old Ghan' railway and the Overland Telegraph. It passes Lake Eyre South and follows the permanent water of the mound springs without which the history of this region would be very different.
Coward Springs Campground
Bookings not necessary. We do take bookings for 4 or more vehicles otherwise we suggest you arrive early for the greatest choice of sites.
An oasis, a restored and heritage-listed railway site, a place to relax and 'really get a sense of the outback and its history'. Established as a family business in 1991, we are still here as your resident hosts.
We are open to day visitors between
10am and 4pm for a small entrance fee.
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Images by Prue Coulls and (with special thanks) Alison Buck, Ria Byass, Jane Greacen, Sally Hartley, Bronwen Jones, Juan Carlos Restrepo, Nick Richards, Schoey, Rwth Stuckey, Julie Spielman and John Wilson.
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