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Post Info TOPIC: Travelling West from SA.


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Travelling West from SA.


Hello from another Newbie,

 

My wife and i are traveling from Adelaide to Perth WA in mid August but returning in Four weeks due to work commitments. I am after as much info as possible of free camp sites on the way over. looking at doing between 600 to 800 klms a day. First time over the West and so looking forward to it. all help appreciated. regards

Arthur

 



-- Edited by Arthur Winrow on Tuesday 27th of May 2014 08:57:41 PM

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Welcome Arthur,

Suggest you buy the Camps Australia Wide book (Camps7) if you don't already have it, it also has Hema maps in it so you won't need to buy a separate map book.  You can buy it online or through book and camping stores.  Google Camps Australia Wide for more info.

As you have limited time, the wildflower circuits (say south/east of Geraldton) around August and the south/west a bit later may suit the time you have over here.   See this link;

http://www.westernaustralia.com/en/Things_to_See_and_Do/Forest_and_Flowers/WAWildflowers/Pages/WAWildflowers.aspx 

Hope you enjoy your time in WA

Vic



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Welcome from us too Arthur. Enjoy the forum and all it has to offer.

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Welcome to the gang Arthur, enjoy here and out in the playground.

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Welcome to the forum,

Enjoy your travels, you will notice the forum offers many informative messages.

Denise and Alan.

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Welcome from us too. Hope you don't find those distances too tiring. Try and make a few days of restful staying put too.

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If you click on Search on the dark blue line above, they when a box appears type in Nullabor you will find some more info there, not sure if this will work, here is one I had come up, or try it yourself (also for any other subject), click on;

http://thegreynomads.activeboard.com/t57557301/nullabor/ 

 



-- Edited by Vic41 on Wednesday 28th of May 2014 09:58:05 PM

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you could be in time for the whales at The Bight, when you get to Ceduna go into town and outside the tourist office will be a sign saying how may are being seen at the moment, there could be more on your way home, best time Sept 



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Saw your post this might be of help www.mainroads.wa.gov.au/UsingRoads/TouringWAMaps/Pages/TouringWAMaps.aspx
select rest areas and amenities has a list of all provided by Dept of Main Roads the ones across the nullarbor are first class.

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