Lake Eyre Basin Holiday Parks

Current lines from waters flooding down the Warburton Groove in the southern end of Australia largest salt lake, Lake Eyre, known by the name Kati Thanda by the indigenous peoples of the area.

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Our top choices for Lake Eyre Basin holiday park resorts

Blackall Caravan Park

Blackall

Heidi

P5,975 total

includes taxes & fees

Jun 3 - Jun 4

Broken Hill Outback View Holiday Park

Broken Hill

Viren

P6,811 total

includes taxes & fees

Jun 28 - Jun 29

Discovery Parks - Cloncurry

Cloncurry

P6,294 total

includes taxes & fees

Jun 3 - Jun 4

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Broken Hill Tourist Park

Broken Hill

Cindy

P4,820 total

includes taxes & fees

Jun 2 - Jun 3

Broken Hill Outback Resort

Broken Hill

Steve

P9,361 total

includes taxes & fees

Jun 2 - Jun 3

Discovery Parks - Argylla

Fisher

David

P6,904 total

includes taxes & fees

Jun 9 - Jun 10

Discovery Parks - Mount Isa

Winston

Tina

P7,524 total

includes taxes & fees

Jun 11 - Jun 12

Charters Towers Tourist Park

Mosman Park

Holly

P7,436 total

includes taxes & fees

Jun 2 - Jun 3

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Top Lake Eyre Basin Hotel Reviews

Coober Pedy Experience Motel

10/10 Excellent

"This was a great stop to make on our way to Uluru."

Rawnsley Park Station

10/10 Excellent

"We loved everything about Rawnsley Park Station. Fab location and views, friendly staff, lots of walking tracks on the property and a short drive to Wilpena Pound. We stayed in a superior 2 bedroom apartment, and we were really impressed with the accommodation. The cabin was very modern, spacious, clean and comfy, a good shower with plenty of hot water and a seprate toilet, 2 bedroom, with fresh linen and a very comfy bed, a fully equipped kitchen, the lounge had 2 large sofas a dining table and a large TV, outside was a comfy deck with table and chairs with a stunning view of Rawnsley Bluff. With a BBQ opposite and a fire pit for cold nights, it was the ideal place to base yourself for a few days. The only negatives were the lounge suite needed a clean and the internet was very patchy meaning you couldnt stream to the TV, but considering the remote location that wasn't surprising. Highly recommended."

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