Birdsville & Oodnadatta Tracks & Dig Tree

A journey along the Birdsville Track, Oodnadatta Track, Planet Arrabury Road and the Dig Tree is a true outback adventure travelling through Australia’s most iconic and remote landscapes. This route connects historic trails that once guided drovers, explorers and early settlers across the vast arid plains. The Birdsville Track offers rugged beauty, leading to the tiny town of Birdsville and its famous pub. The Oodnadatta Track passes ancient Aboriginal sites, surreal salt lakes and relics from the old Ghan railway. Travelling along Planet Arrabury Road takes you through spectacular red desert scenery ending at the Dig Tree, a significant site in Australian history marking the story of explorers Burke and Wills. This journey is ideal for seasoned outback travellers ready to tackle dirt tracks and embrace the solitude and spirit of Australia’s legendary outback routes.

Campsite Near Irrapatana Sand Hills –

Travelling the Oodnadatta Track and want a proper bush camping experience? The overnight campsite near Irrapatana Sand Hills is worth considering...

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Duff Creek Bridge Campsite – Oodnadatta

Duff Creek Bridge is one of the better known free camps on the Oodnadatta Track. It's a great place to camp overnight. The bridge itself is quite...

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Marree Caravan Park: Marree Oasis Caravan Park &

If you're driving through Marree - Marree Caravan Park is your only option. Marree Oasis Caravan Park & Cabins is in the middle of town. It's got real...

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Marree Hotel Campground: Free Camping Behind The

Marree Hotel Campground is a free camping area behind the Marree Hotel. It doesn't cost anything more than the price of a meal in the pub. Marree is...

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The Amphitheatre Campsite – Oodnadatta Track

We have camped overnight at The Amphitheatre campsite. It's about 9km from Coward Springs on the Oodnadatta Track. It used to be a quarry but now it's...

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Quilters Ruins Campsite – Oodnadatta Track

Quilters Ruins is about 42 kilometres northwest of William Creek and makes for a great overnight campsite if you want to get away from the main track...

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Stuart Creek Campsite – Oodnadatta Track

We've stayed at Stuart Creek a few times and it's been a great campsite. Free camping just off the Oodnadatta Track and it's usually quiet which is a...

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Warriner Creek Ghan Rail Bridge Camp –

Warriner Creek is about 20km north of Coward Springs and makes for a good overnight campsite. The old Ghan railway bridge crosses here and you can...

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Algebuckina Waterhole (The Peake) –

Algebuckina Waterhole sits about halfway along the Oodnadatta Track and makes for a decent campsite if you want to be near water. Algebuckina Bridge...

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Bridge Ruins Campsite: Oodnadatta Track Marree End

The Bridge Ruins Campsite at Callana is a great overnight stop on the Oodnadatta Track. If you've just left Marree after travelling up from South and...

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Oolarinna Creek: Free Camp Site On The

Oolarinna Creek has a free camp site. It's a remote bush camping area on the Oodnadatta Track. It's quite a popular free camp site. It's remote and...

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Gregory Creek: Free Camp Site On The Oodnadatta

Gregory Creek is a free campsite located on the Oodnadatta Track in outback South Australia. It's right alongside the old Ghan railway line and...

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