South Australia
This is where we will put places we stayed while in South 
Australia. We will add to this list whenever we spend more time there.
Those that follow Cake and Eat it 3 know we primarily look for free camps and longer stay areas where possible.
If you are travelling with kids be sure to check out our Kids Travel Worksheets.
Scenic Lookout (111k Peg)
Along Great Australian Bight no 
facilities
Great spot to get beautiful photos of the Bight.
Lat 31 34 40 S Long 130 08 46 E
Wirrulla Caravan Park
$10.00 a 
night includes 4 power points (first in best dressed), shower, playground, bike track. We love to support small towns and coming across this beautiful town we happily paid $10.00 a night and washed hair!
222k peg Rest Area
No services, just bins
Lat 31 21 53 S Long 131 16 02 E
Kimba (donation box)
one on the main road near train)Toilets, coin operated showers $1.00 for 2 minutes, tennis courts, playground. Swimming pool in town and museum. More info at www.kimba.sa.gov.au
painted in September 2017.Quick tip if you need any help with wheel bearings or steel fabrication KE & DM Pahl Pty Ltd looked after us while there and were fabulous to deal with.
Lyrup (near Berri)
Take the ferry across the river (be careful if towing – see our youtube video here) lovely spot on the river, toilets, bins, playground, boat ramp. Four powered spots first in best dressed. $5 a night.
Must be self contained, ranger does check.
Buckets not accepted but sealed containers OK
Nearest dump point, Martins Bend in Berri or Renmark by swimming pool, where potable water is also available
Overland Corner Hotel Free Camp
reputation for being good food. 
Sandy Creek Hotel
overnight accommodation for self contained rigs in their carpark for patrons of the restaurant or pub. I had the best dinner, chicken supreme – Yummo!Best Playground and you can camp if self contained
Great location in St Kilda for exploring Adelaide. Suitable for larger rigs.
Kids will LOVE this stop. One of the best playgrounds we have visited in Australia!
You have to be fully self contained to stay here, there is a dump point and boat ramp.
Parham Point
Free camp called Port Parham on Wikicamps
Nearest dump point in Dublin in street behind toilets in lion park. Generally pretty flat, bottom part floods in heavy rain. Toilet, Water, Bins and BBQ’s on site.
Max stay 14 days, good behaviour can see this extended.
Lat 34 25 34.5 S Long 138 15 20.6 E
Iron Knob (Donation box)
to a lot of trouble to provide facilities and they are notably good. 
Eyre’s Waterhole
We stopped here as we were studying Edward John Eyre and his expedition. It actually was a great spot, close to Streaky Bay and flat but no services at all.
Point Labatt
Just beautiful and we will be back to spend more time here. Make no mistake, there are absolutely no services provided. This is so natural and beautiful and exactly why we spend all the time and money on becoming self sustainable. This is a free camp for self contained rigs 5.4klms from Point Labatt sea lion lookout. 
Motorhome and the 4×4 here and yes there was corrugations, so if they are not your thing you may like to ask a local when was the last time the track was graded. It also may not be as pleasant if there has been heavy rainfall.Cool facts about Australian sea lions
Pups weigh around 7kg at birth (ouch) and take to the ocean for the first time at about 4 weeks of age
They depend on their mothers milk for the first year
They eat squid, fish,octopus, cuttlefish, crabs and crayfish
Females grow up to 1.5m long and 120kg and grey with a yellow to cream underbelly. Males grow up to 2m long and 400kg and are dark brown in colour.
Haslam Jetty
although windy when we were there. $5 donation per night (remember to support these sites so they continue to be available) 