Lowbank Campsite
Campground
3.5 from 4 users
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Lowbank Rd Off Sturt Hwy, Lowbank, South Australia
Description
Lowbank is a free bush camping area beside the Murray River.
Facilities are not provided but camping is FREE. Boats can be launched from here.
Dogs allowed. BEWARE BAITS IN AREA.
Please take all rubbish with you when you leave and be environmentally friendly.
Please adhere to campfire regulations and do not chop down any trees, dead or alive, for firewood
Please bring your own fire wood
Please bury all toilet wastes completely with a shovel, do not leave anything exposed
Motor Bikes and Buggies not allowed in any of these camping areas
From the Waikerie Library & Visitor Centre proceed to the Roundabout and take the fourth exit onto Crush Terrace. Continue on this road for roughly 100m and turn RIGHT onto Ian Oliver Drive.
Continue on this road for roughly 2kms and turn LEFT onto the Sturt Highway.
Travel roughly 5.1kms along the Sturt Highway and turn LEFT onto Lowbank Road which is a dirt road and continues to the river.
The fire danger season for the Riverland is from November 1 to April 15. During this time campfires are permitted on Crown Land, but are NOT permitted in national or conservation parks. On Total Fire Ban Days, no fires are permitted at all.
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Location
Lat: -34.184791 Lng: 140.072167
User Reviews
User 1377143
Great overnighter or a few nights BUT if you are not self contained go and find a toilet. Respect the land please. Spent an hour cleaning up after the grubs who left behind their waste.
User 3036106
Awesome spot to stay quiet an river was flowing nicely clean tidy
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Johnpenny
Spent. Couple of nights here, great place a choice of shade or sunny areas to set up in we were 6/7 metres away from the Murray. Flat ground tidy no rubbish around. Couldn't believe we were the only ones camping here tried Lake Bonney campground but was crowded so went the extra 40klm and well worth it . Had visits from a little brown dog on several occasions but not sure where he was from.