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Birdsville Track Fuel Stops 2026 – Complete Guide
This guide covers every fuel station along the track and nearby access routes. The Birdsville Track runs 517 kilometres from Marree in South Australia to Birdsville in Queensland. Fuel stops are limited and distances between them are long…
Marla Travellers Rest: Your Last (Or First) Oodnadatta Track Stop
If you’re driving the Oodnadatta Track chances are you’ll end up at Marla Travellers Rest. This roadhouse is right where the Stuart Highway meets the Oodnadatta Track. This makes the Marla Travellers Rest an obvious choice for your first or last campsite and supply point before heading into some seriously remote country or taking a rest at the end of it…
EDC (Everyday Carry) For Camping In A Caravan
What’s in my pockets when I go camping in our caravan? EDC (Everyday Carry) is a big topic on YouTube. But what about for camping? There are loads of YouTube videos and shorts on the subject but hardly any of it camping specific…
Oodnadatta Track Fuel Stops 2026 – Complete Guide
Complete list of Oodnadatta Track fuel stops and contacts for your outback adventure along one of Australia’s most iconic tracks. Fuel planning is absolutely critical for this journey as services are limited and distances between fuel stops can be substantial. We’ve been to and used all of these stops many times. Here’s our complete guide to fuel availability along the track…
The Police Paddocks Campsite: Murray River Free Camp
After decades of exploring Australia’s free camping network, The Police Paddocks Campsite along Murphys Creek near Rutherglen remains one of our most recommended stops in Victoria’s northeast. This sprawling riverside site consistently delivers what many promise but fail to provide – genuine space…
Small Hills Near Angle Pole Campsite – Oodnadatta Track
Small Hills Near Angle Pole Campsite offers free camping near Oodnadatta. Perfect for self-contained campers wanting peace, views and quiet. Most people driving the Oodnadatta Track either push through to Marla or stop in town at the Pink Roadhouse. But there’s another option that many travelers miss – a small free camping area tucked behind some weathered hills just north of Oodnadatta…