Burners Beach
Campground
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Description
COVID-19 Update
Yorke Peninsula Council has now re-opened its bush camping sites for regional travellers.
Please remember that:
Gatherings should be kept to 10 or less people at any time;
Maintain 1.5m social distancing (1 person per 4 sqm);
If you have any cold or flu symptoms, please stay home until you are well;
Wash your hands often, wipe down touched surfaces and cover your coughs and sneezes; and
If you are a vulnerable person (i.e. elderly of have chronic health conditions), consult your doctor before planning to travel.
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A permit per vehicle is required to camp. Permits can be obtained online or during business hours at any of the Council offices in Maitland, Minlaton and Yorketown.
Toilet facilities are available at this site but bring your own toilet paper. BYO water and firewood.
Suitable for conventional vehicles and smaller caravans with care - camping also available on the right hand track towards Point Souttar and the boat ramp - suitable for smaller camper trailers only.
Dogs are welcome in the camp grounds, but must be kept on a lead or under effective control at all times.
No mobile phone reception.
It is your responsibility to ensure that you are aware of fire regulations and any bans in place. Check the Country Fire Service website - www.cfs.sa.gov.au/site/bans_and_ratings.jsp
Features
Location
Lat: -34.900302 Lng: 137.243969
User Reviews
Roamingwilsons
We spend 2 nights here on the left side. Which has a couple of drop toilets and rubbish bins. Beautiful beach and amazing sunsets. As it's a larger area it can get pretty busy.
Dazkat
Stayed 2 nights here, loved it! Stayed in the toilet area. Parked up on the sand and had full view of the beach. Seals and dolphins. Beautiful sunsets as you can face west. Others catching squid off the rocks. Totally recommend.
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Our___Travels
WikiCamps gave us a bit of a bum steer and we ended up 'off road' and on a track. Looks like many others were caught off guard too!! When driving past the holiday houses at Point Soutter, look for the track on the right going down to what is a 'picnic area'. Then follow the narrow gravel completely around to the left. Be aware there is no cell phone coverage right around near the toilets. We came back to the 'picnic area' where the signage says for 'self contained RV's'. Very windy today!!