Waltumba Campground - SA

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  Free Camp

Position

DEG: -32.122519 135.896266
DMS: 32º 07' 21.07" S 135º 53' 46.57" E
UTM: 53 H 6445632mN 584546mE
Altitude: 130.31m

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Address & Contact

Unnamed Road
Yardea SA 5717
Phone: N/A
Email: N/A
Web: https://www.parks.sa.gov.au/parks/lake-gairdner-national-park

Information

Located within the Lake Gairdner National Park this is a remote and basic bush camp on the western fringe of a large salt lake. No dogs.No park entry fee, no camping fee and no booking required. However, access to the Wal­tum­ba Tank camp­ground is via the Stringer High­way towards Glendambo.Please be aware that this park is sur­round­ed by pri­vate prop­er­ties and pri­vate roads, please stay on the pub­lic and sign­post­ed tracks and roads.All roads and tracks in the area are unsealed grav­el or sand roads. Con­di­tions can change quick­ly depend­ing on the weather.A short hike of approx 1km leads from the camping area up a hill offering views over the salt lake.
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Closest Weather Station

Minnipa RS at 09/03:30am CST
Distance from Waltumba Campground 106.2km SW
TemperatureFeels LikeRel. HumidityDew PointPressureRainfallWind DirectionWind SpeedGusts
10.6°C4.4°C56%2.2°C1014.5hPa0.0mmENE24km/hr
13knots
30km/hr
16knots

Closest Climatic Station

Nonning
Distance from Waltumba Campground 71.5km SE
 JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Mean Max. °C33.432.929.325.020.116.816.518.221.525.128.831.2
Mean Min. °C16.616.914.310.87.04.73.94.56.99.612.814.9
Mean Rain mm15.816.714.914.723.926.825.924.924.723.017.318.4

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