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A picturesque rustic stone homestead on 200 acres located on the Willochra Plains, a couple of kms from the historic town of Bruce. Approximately 35 minute drive from beautiful Melrose and Mount Remarkable, and a 20 minute drive to historic Quorn, home to the world famous Pichi Richi Railway. The homestead consists of 3 bedrooms inside the house and a sleep-out. There is a well equipped country style kitchen with AC and wood fire, bathroom with inside toilet, and lounge with reverse cycle AC.

Booking: Please message us if the dates you require are not available. Some dates have been blocked out to allow time for the property to be accessed for cleaning or ensure rainwater levels are maintained. PLEASE NOTE: 3 night minimum over long weekends and 4 night minimum over Easter Property: 'Gay Hall' homestead (circa 1920) was the original house on a 6000 acre wool growing property that stretched further to the North. The property now comprises of the 200 acre 'house paddock' and still has some of the original infrastructure such as the shearing shed, which you are free to have a look around. You are also free to explore the 200 acres that mainly stretches South and West from the house. With all its flatness and saltbush though, this exploring may not take too long but does give plenty of room for the kids to ride their bikes around. The well equipped country style kitchen has been freshly painted and comprises of a new fridge and electric stove/oven, microwave, toaster, kettle and some basic condiments. There is also a wood fire combustion heater in the kitchen and some fire wood will be supplied. The comfortable lounge has also been freshly painted and comprises of a reverse cycle air conditioner, digital TV, dvd player, games and an old piano (slightly out of tune!). A washing machine is available but we ask that it gets used minimally to conserve rain water. The three main bedrooms all have pressed tin ceilings, ceiling fans and polished Jarrah floor boards, and are equipped with extra heating and cooling appliances if required. The sleep-out is carpeted and is provided with a pedestal fan. As the property is not short on space, there is plenty of room for parking up caravans and sleeping in a house for a change, an affordable option for those caravanning convoys. Region: From the house looking South, you can see Mount Remarkable next to Melrose, a beautiful town to visit. To the East is the Horseshoe Top-End for keen 4 wheel drivers (contact them first). And looking far to the North West, the highest peak is Mount Arden which is past historic Quorn and near Warren Gorge, home to rare Yellow Footed Rock Wallabies. These are some of the great locations to explore and the property is conveniently located to a number of Flinders Ranges sights. Things to know: The house itself is showing wear in some sections with cracked walls (joys of a stone house with fluctuating seasons!), although this does add to its character. The house is supplied with rainwater only and we encourage you to bring your own water for drinking as we cannot ensure the rainwater is always safe to drink. We also ask that you keep showers short to save water, and suggest you will anyway (especially in Winter) as the shower isn't the best!! There are also snakes around in the warmer months so keep a look out. When walking around the property, please note that this was an operating wool growing property so there are still plenty of old items and barbed wire lying around. Access and location: This property is relatively remote (you cannot see your neighbours) and you will have very limited interaction with us. We are contactable by phone or email during your stay, but it may take some time to attend the property if an issue requires attention (especially if a tradesman is required). An IGA, service station and hardware store (both limited open hours on the weekend) and hospital are located in Quorn, and another shop and hardware store with fuel is located in Wilmington (usually only closed on Sunday afternoons). You may also be required to switch on and off the amenities such as power, water and gas depending on the timing of your stay but typically the cleaner will do this prior to your arrival. Access from the Wilmington to Quorn bitumen road is via 12km's of dirt road. Typically the road is good for 2WD vehicles but after a rain, a 4WD would be required as it gets very slippery and muddy. The Telstra 4G network is available but other carriers are intermittent. There is no Wifi/Internet available other than what is available on your phone. Summary: We have tried to give you the most honest description of the property as we can to ensure you know exactly what to expect when you arrive, hopefully without putting you off! We have owned this property for 13 years and know the previous family who owned the property well. As a family, we have had many enjoyable trips to this property and believe other families (who want to leave the tent or caravan home for a change) will do too.

Our tiny Self Accommodation only breakfast not supplied. pet friendly/ not pet safe ( we have a perimeter fence that is a farm fence check safetyWe must know you are bringing a pet ) cottage at the foothill of Mt Remarkable South Aust fits 2 people 1 st bedroom Queen and in smaller bedroom there is a double bed Bathroom has bath toilet-and shower , there is a toilet outside There is a squeeze if 4 big adults Bring your walking shoes and bikes for lovely walking /bike trails on the mountain.

Garden is very Australian, lots of natives and succulents We do have internet NBN. Password will be in instruction booklet about page 6-7 Telstra seem to be the the carriers in the area This is a very old house it does not have a slab that is spider proof but we spray citronella regularly for repellent.

Lovely tourist town with lots of nice things to do spend a couple of days poking around you will see. Walking trails 4x4 trails, wineries, heritage walks coffee shops and just relax and read a good book

"Take a step back in time" and relax in our gorgeous, heritage stone cottage - perfect for couples!! The en-suite is a treat with a large cast iron claw bath, unique shower and toilet. Well equipped shared self catering facilities available. Located within large native gardens, guests enjoy the peaceful surroundings whilst being close to local attractions and within easy walking distance of eateries.

Bluey Blundstones is located in the main street of historic Melrose, at the foot of Mount Remarkable in the Southern Flinders Ranges. The Cottage is situated within large native gardens, home to a wide range of local birdlife. We offer tranquil surroundings whilst only being a short walk from local eateries and attractions.

Melrose is a picturesque country town, steeped in history, located at the base of the beautiful Mount Remarkable. Visitors have plenty to keep them occupied including hiking, mountain biking and visiting the excellent courthouse museum. Great food and refreshments are always on offer with two local pubs and a number of cafes to choose from. Mountain bikers are well catered for with around 100kms of single track to explore on our doorstep and businesses geared to support you. Melrose is located within 3 hours of Adelaide which makes it perfect for a weekend getaway.

Our place is in the Southern Flinders Ranges; a lovely stopover on your way to the Flinders Ranges and beyond. We offer you a very cosy and comfortable cottage set on 18 acres surrounded by Australian native trees, a winter creek (the Rocky River), and a few friendly farm animals. You will have the cottage all to yourself, and all the peace and quiet you like. There is a sofa bed in the living room and a single bed mattress under the bed, if you need for a child or third person.

The Southern Flinders Ranges has some wonderful bakeries and wineries, and local produce for sale. The Wirrabara Producers Market, held on the 3rd Sunday of each month, is one of the region's best. Mount Remarkable National Park, Wirrabara Forest and Telowie Gorge offer spectacular scenery and walking tracks. The beautiful scenery, as you drive through Port Germein Gorge Road to the Spencer Gulf, is well worth the trip. The Heysen Trail and Mawson Trail are easily accessible from our place (5 minute walk/bike ride).

UNWIND in Melrose. Our well-appointed holiday home is ideally located in the centre of picturesque Melrose, the oldest town in the beautiful Flinders Ranges with views of Mount Remarkable. After a day of MTB, hiking, or pottering around the historic town, retreat back to the warmth of a wood fire. Watch the sun set over the mount from the front deck or relax on the large rear entertainment deck. Enjoy free WiFi and movies on a 55" TV. Rear parking will accommodate caravans etc.

Our holiday house is a home away from home with everything you need for a relaxing stay. The house is equipped with tasteful modern furnishings and amenities. The large rear deck has cafe blinds, outdoor dining, three comfy sofas, and built-in bar with bar-fridge. A cottage garden surrounds the house with a firepit for winter months.

Melrose is a lovely old town at the foot of Mount Remarkable with walking trails and mountain biking tracks. Bikes can be hired just next door for all ages. Children love the creek (usually runs in winter) and the swing bridge that crosses it, as well as the playground which is over the road from our place. Several local wineries with cellar door tastings are located within a short drive. Melrose is the oldest settled town in the Flinders Ranges with many interesting historic buildings including both pubs, Jacka's Brewery and several original settler pug and pine cottages, some still used as homes. There is a well-stocked general store open seven days a week as well as coffee shops all within a short walk from your stay.

Melrose is a busy and vibrant country community – a phrase that isn’t often heard when venturing off the beaten track in Australia. Filled with a number of passionate locals, the town of Melrose is constantly buzzing with events all year round. Please refer to the below events and dates, keeping in mind that you may need to book early if you intend to visit us on of the weekends – however don’t be worried, regardless of whether or not there is an event, Melrose always delivers the goods!

House is an old colonial style built in the late 1800s. Though the 3 bedrooms home has been heavily restored, an ongoing maintenance still needed to bring to its glory days. The home has the modern conveniences with the charms & characters of the period reflected through the wooden floor, ornate fireplace and colour filled rooms.

Be my guest & stay in the heart of Port Augusta. The room is spacious 16 sqm with 4m high ceiling. Ample of space to stretch out. The room is furnished with a comfortable queen size bed covered in the flannelette sheets (winter) or cotton sheets(summer). Electric blanket is also fitted for a warm night sleep. The house is cooled with evaporative cooler. There is desk and chair suitable for writing or typing on laptop. When you wish to retreat for a read, there's also an Ikea POÄNG armchair and footstool. Eating healthy is not easy when travelling so the kitchen is accessible to prepare your own meal. Common cookware/homeware are available for use. Driveway - The surface is loose pebbles/stones. Motorcycle rider to take caution.

Port Augusta is a gateway to the Eyre Peninsula, Flinders Ranges and the Australia Outback. Patronise one of the many local pubs or modern cafes. Supermarkets within walking distance will set you ready for the journey ahead. While you are here, why not visit the Wadlata Outback Centre, Port Augusta Cultural Centre, Arid Land Botanic Garden or walk up the Water Tower Lookout. If you are passionate about train & rail, then a stroll to the Port Augusta Railway Station is not to be missed. Pichi Richi Railway departs/arrives from this station too.

We are in the Southern Flinders Ranges with National Parks within easy reach. Pt. Germein is an historic Port town with 1.3 km wooden jetty, perfect for fishing and crabbing. The cottage is located in the grounds of St Clement's Anglican Church circa 1863 now a private residence. Only 23 kms from major rural city of Pt. Pirie. Cottage is self contained and would be described as bright and fresh set in an Australian native garden with undercover car parking.

Jetty and foreshore precinct. Post Office/ Cafe & General Store and Hotel.

This picturesque and historic 1890 settler’s stone cottage is located in the heart of the historic township of Quorn, home to the world famous Pichi Richi Railway. The Cottage consists of 3 bedrooms which can sleep up to 5 people, with a well equipped home kitchen, bathroom with shower, bath and inside toilet, cozy wood combustion heater and reverse cycle airconditioner in the open plan kitchen/dining lounge area. Outside there is an original Laundry and the aussie 'outdoor dunny'.

There is an outdoor setting under the back verandah. There is a shed which remains locked.

Quorn is in the heart of the Flinders Ranges. Enjoy the many walking trails around Quorn - at Warrens Gorge you can spot the endangered yellow footed rock wallaby. Climb Devils Peak for outstanding views of the Flinders Ranges and hop on the historic Pichi Richi steam trains. Quorn is famous for its Quandongs - a native Australian fruit. Check out the tree in the backyard.

If you are on your way the Great Southern Flinders Ranges, make sure you wander in to the Wander Inn Wongabirrie. This refurbished 100 year old building offers luxurious accommodation, nestled in the heart of the Mid North, South Australia. Greatly suited to couples, singles, business people and students for short or long term stays.

This little old solid stone building has some major history. The building itself is over 100 years old and in it's past life was a service station, retail store and a bank just to name a few. Our family decided to bring this beautiful space back to life. The poor old building had seen better days and required a fair bit of repair work to the external and internal walls as well as a new lick of paint. The internal walls have had some very particular detail made to them, where the existing render has been cut out where it had failed and all the natural building stone pointed and exposed to reveal it's beauty. Conveniently located, we are easy to find yet pleasantly private. Be one of the first to experience, a true diamond in the rough.

Wirrabara is a small country town nestled in the heart of the mid north and mid way to the great southern Flinders Ranges. The locals are friendly by day and the town is peaceful by night. Stroll the town. We then recommend you head to the Wirrabara forest and check out the Giant Tree. There is also a steel sculpture trail in town. It is directly across the road from the Wander Inn Wongabirrie and will take you approximately 5 minutes by walking. Head across the green bridge, over the rocky river and into the Wongabirrie Park lands; follow the signs.

Established back in 1883 (As the Suburban Hotel) Pampas Motel is the last heritage Hotel built in that era. The Sghirripa family have recently purchased the motel and are looking forward to seeing you soon! We have heaps to offer such as 4 modern self-contained ground floor units attached at the rear of the building (built around 1970's) & Guesthouse rooms upstairs which all have shared facilities. Guests can enjoy the friendly atmosphere in the main house or adjacent pergolas & BBQ areas.

A brand new hotel in the historic township of Quorn. Spacious apartment living room and kitchenette downstairs with a single bed. Queen bed and bathroom are upstairs. Free undercover parking. These rooms are open plan living with no doors on bathrooms.

4 Star accommodation with friendly and helpful staff

Emily's Bistro is next door with great coffee, cakes, pies, sausage rolls and more.

IF YOU ARE STUCK AND ARE TRAVELLING IN A SELF-SUFFICIENT MOTORHOME OR CARAVAN OR CAMPING SETUP: 8 widely separated campspots with no facilities temporarily available on a farming property beside a salt lake at the head of the Gulf, 12 km north of Port Augusta, South Australia. Sundance with stars & salt & watch the trains go by.

Campspots only available during the declared corona virus national emergency to help people who are stranded. Campsites are not holiday sites, have no facilities & are not suited to long periods of self isolation as waste needs to be dumped offsite. Booking will only be accepted if guest confirms they are stranded. Guests who are stranded might be people who * Permanently live in mobile accommodation, or * Are travellers without a permanent Australian address, or * Have been separated from their place of residence by closed borders, or * Work in the area for short periods & want to stay away from accommodation & facilities used by other people, or * Have some other good reason.

Head of the gulf is a magical place where the desert meets the sea in salt silt and mangroves

Escape corona-crazy in outback calm. 'The Shack' offers peace of mind and anxiety busting chill in the small town of Quorn. It's a small, comfortable styled house with an established native garden. All modern amenities, kitchen and bathroom are set up for self-catering. You'll love the wide streets, amazing evening light, sleepy neighbourhood feel and proximity to National Parks, hikes, mountain bike tracks, desert mountains and non-gentrified Aussie pubs. Pichi Richi steam train is a must-do!

Gracefully and simply furnished with good light and air. Wooden floors + down lights + ceiling fans Renovated 1950s tin clad cottage with character Modern kitchen + bathroom Original fireplace + wood stove Big native garden Shady verandas Warm in winter, cool in summer Rainwater -run 5 mins walk from IGA supermarket, pubs and Pichi Richi Train Station 10% discount at Quandong Cafe if you mention the secret passcode 😃

Quorn is a small, pretty country town 4 hrs north of Adelaide in the heart of the Flinders ranges. It's a popular film location for many Aussie movies like Breaker Morant, The Last Ride, Picnic at Hanging Rock and more. The town has load of massive old trees, surrounded by hills and is a neat and tidy place, very quiet and clean with fantastic old architecture in the small town. Quorn is home to Pichi Richi Railway, a unique steam train that runs to Port Augusta seasonally mainly on weekends and school holidays. It's nestled in the dramatic hills and old mountain ranges of the Flinders Ranges, which just get better the further north you go ( Hawker, Parachilna - great pub, and Flinders Ranges National Park). It's a self-drive tourism town during winter, but without the commercial vibe. The longer you stay the more you appreciate unwinding and slowing down to the great big peacefulness that lives in the hills, here. 30 kms drive west of Port Augusta 30 kms north of Wilmington and 60 north of Melrose if you plan to do mountain bike riding in Mt Remarkable NP. I recommend Over the Edge bike shop for more info and Bartagunyah trails (very cool, long single 'goat' track on the station, more accessible for non-technical riders, but still challenging enough to keep it interesting) Other places to note: The Quorn Rural Traders for hardware (QRT) Not open Sundays Emily's Bistro for unique dining experience Quandong Cafe - do quandong pies - a MUST local delicacy/ bush food Outdoor town pool open in summer Visitor Info Centre opposite the IGA IGA has the ATM Good spot to stay between Adelaide and Oodnadatta Track/Birdsville Track journeys Can get windy here, this makes it really cold, bring your fleeces/beanie Beautiful sunsets, birds, wildlife like eagles, hawks, kangaroos and many emus Yep, there's a golf course.

Central location, 200 meters from pub. Sleeps up to 6 people in separate beds, Ideal for short term workers. Well equipped house with air conditioning.

Around the corner from the pub, short walk into city centre.

A lovely old, very large Homestead. Located 200km nth of Adelaide, on the edge of the Flinders Ranges which you can see out the Family/TV room window. Located on a large working farm, the house has instant warmth when you walk through the front door. Please check a drone video on YouTube, name "Hornsdale Farmstay" 2.01. min video.

Historic Bed & Breakfast in the relaxing oceanside Port Germein, at the legs of the Flinders Ranges is your unique accomodation. The Vintage Historic Villa from the 1880s in the sunny and peaceful Port Germein, just 25 kms from Port Pirie. We would like to provide you a unique ultimate experience and a relaxing staying. Seasonally you have possibility to get a warm morning starter plate like omlette, ham&eggs or some delicious home made cakes.

Unique historic villa in the heart of South Australia, 100 meters from the ocean, sandy beach, lighthouse and the historical wooden jetty. We offer a spacious romantic room with comfortable bed, excellent heating and air conditional system. Many possibilities for trekking, biking, fishing and crabbing or just take a short walk on the jetty in the sunset then have a glass of wine in our garden or at the seaside. Port Germein is a tiny place to enjoy the extremely tranquility and only 25 kms from Port Pirie.

Quiet and peaceful neighbourhood with total privacy.

The Quorn-er House is a comfortable, fully furnished, fully self contained 3 bedroom home, with a fully enclosed back yard and undercover parking. Located in Quorn, a pretty historic town in the picturesque Flinders Ranges of South Australia.

The Transcontinental Hotel is located in historic Quorn in the Flinders Rangers. The Hotel offers seven budget rooms located above the hotels ground level bar and dining areas. The owners - operators Alicia and Patrick Finlay live on site and can show you around the accommodation upon arrival. Friday and some Saturday nights can be noisy with the Jukebox going until 1am. All of our rooms are above the front bar and dining areas.

Friday and some Saturday nights can be noisy with the Jukebox going until 1am. All of our rooms are above the front bar and dining areas.

TELOWIE SA - Situated on 20 Acres! Fully furnished, 4 bedroom house new built house, spotlessly clean everything you could possibly want. Great for families or a group of friends, work crews or executives. Stay a while at this beautiful .........This house has amazing uninterrupted views overlooking Spencer Gulf and views straight the the magnificent foothills of the Flinders Ranges. Enjoy nature at it's best whilst still being able to access and enjoy the township of Port Pirie minutes away.

Close to Port Pirie and Surrounds. Amazing Sunsets, 5 mins to Telowie Gorge Conservation & Tourist Park. a 10 minute drive to The Regional Art Gallery and Tourist Centre. -to Keith Michelle Theatre. -to the Bridge To Nowhere. Go across and experience for yourself how it has earned its name. 10 mins to The Smelters Tour -to the Producers Market held on the 2nd Sunday of each month. 1 hour to Melrose and Mount Remarkable 30 mins to Port Germein, with it's historic jetty built in 1881 with a length of 1676 metres. There is also a great Art Gallery. 20 mins to Port Flinders with restricted access due to tidal conditions. under 1 hours drive to Port Augusta with the Wadlata Outback Centre, and more. Enjoy your stay, relaxing in the spa at the end of the day The weather here is something else again. It is sort of sub-tropical (the palm trees love it) with occasional breezes with a hint of the outback. The home is magnificently presented and situated on 20 Acres of land. All modern conveniences, 2 bathrooms, 2 WC, and a fabulous Spa to relax and unwind at the end of the day. The sunsets are just outstandingly beautiful. Telowie Gorge is about 10km east of Port Germein and has drive up access right to the start of the gorge. The Nukunu Hike is about 1km long and takes in several rock pools and great scenery. If you are really lucky, you may spot one of the endangered Yellow Footed Rock Wallaby that have a colony in the gorge.

Near new Beach house with 4 bedrooms right on the waters edge. All rooms have queen size double beds. 2 front bedrooms face the ocean. Main room is lounge/dining/kitchen with full views to the ocean. 15M x 5M fully enclosed rear area with gas BBQ, dining table and lounge. Undercover parking for 2 cars with room for 4 cars on concrete forecourt. Please note the entire property is NON SMOKING.

Unique waterfront beach house with amazing views to the east for the sun rise over the flinders ranges and to the west from the front deck for stunning sun sets. Best Snapper fishing spot in Australia, great crabbing area and King George Whiting. During April to August the Great Cuttlefish migration is on and to see them is truly amazing.

As a general rule you might see 1 or 2 people during your stay. (Unless its Easter/Christmas/new years eve.) then you may see 10 people in 2 days!! The HMAS Whyalla is a land locked ship just before you get to Whyalla. Its worth a visit.

Please let me know your estimated time of arrival (from 3-9pm) when you book. A simple private room available in a compact two bedroom flat in the heart of the town centre. Minutes away from all the amenities. Share this cozy flat with the host. Choice of uncooked breakfast available in the kitchen. Coffee,tea cereals, muesli, milk, fresh fruits etc. Help yourself to prep your own. Do your own dishes. Please check out my simple houserules BEFORE you finalise your booking.

Simple & Cozy. We don't have a TV or WiFi. There are however books to read, stories to share and places to see :)

Woolworths and Big W a stone throw away. Restaurants, pubs & takeaways literally downstairs. Beautiful walkway, bike tracks also nearby. 2 minutes from the wharf.

Looking for something spacious and a bit different? Then you will love the Savings Bank of South Australia - Old Quorn Branch (SBSA). Located in the historic heart of Quorn, it's perfect accommodation for a family or a group of friends. You will have the whole bank to yourselves. The spacious SBSA has three bedrooms, two bathrooms, kitchenette, dining and two lounge rooms. Plenty of room.

SA State Heritage Listed, this beautiful spacious SBSA building was one of Quorn's most important regional banks, located close to the Quorn railway station and Visitor Information Centre, Post Office, local craft shop, cafes, pubs, butcher, supermarket, hairdresser and laundrette. The township has a rich historical past and due to it’s location Quorn is a very interesting town to spend a few days discovering. Quorn provides an ideal base for exploring the historical Pichi Richi Railway, the region and the Flinders Ranges.

Choice of local pubs all offering food, coffee shops, supermarket, the historic Pichi Richi Railway, Quorn Railway station and the PRR Museum are all in walking distance of the Savings Bank of South Australia (SBSA) Old Quorn Branch. The native Powell Gardens are located at the end of First Street, where you can enjoy seeing the arid vegetation of the area. Well worth a visit if you enjoy horticulture and wildlife. We suggest you take a few days to discover Quorn and its surrounds, as there is so much to see and do. Our website lists many of the local attractions including the historic Pichi Richi Railway and other local town activities. We highly recommend you arrange a visit to the PRR railway workshops and also the museum (inside the Quorn station). The recently renovated local swimming pool is worth a visit (especially in summer) and opening hours are available from the Flinders Ranges Visitor Information Centre or from the Council office. There is also a racetrack, airport and golf course in the town.

Mariners Retreat is a 20 minute coastal drive from Whyalla. This spacious 4 bedroom, fully furnished family home offers absolute beach frontage and breathtaking coastal views. There are 4 bedrooms, a fully-equipped kitchen, laundry, spacious living area and 2 bathrooms. It features a 42 inch flat screen TV, Austar, DVD player, reverse-cycle air conditioning, front and back outdoor entertaining areas with a gas BBQ, kayak, crab rakes and fire pit. Mariners retreat sleeps up to 10 people.

The Bus is self-contained with all you need for a comfortable, convenient stay. "It's one step up from camping!" The Bus is nestled between the gum trees, and tucked away under a neat shelter. Under the shelter is the rustic camp kitchen, with plenty of charm. Step inside the Bus and discover an exciting, cosy and welcoming space! Creatively converted into Bedroom/Lounge. Private curtains, furnished and renovated. Outdoor rustic wooden table and bench seat setting. 'Self Catered Accommodation'

Kookaburra Creek is 10 kms north of Melrose, situated at the base of Mt Remarkable. Our privately owned/family run Retreat is set on 80 acres of picturesque bushland. Abundant in wildlife, with endless natural beauty. There are easy, short walking trails on our property. The Melrose to Wilmington Rail Trail bike track passes the property, giving a pleasant easy ride into town. There are also a network of Walking and Bike Trails being built in the National Park, right next door! Our Retreat offers a variety of unique and creative accommodation options available for couples, families or groups. We can sleep up to 20 people, more if sofa beds are used or you bring along your camper vans and tents! For more info on our Retreat and our other accommodation types please visit our website. 'Kookaburra Creek Retreat.'

Our 80acre bush property has 3 sides National Park, so you'll enjoy the tranquility and peace, getting right back to nature. The Bus is private and neatly placed on it's own. A little distance away from the Bus, there are other accommodation types. We live nearby if there's any thing you may need.

Close enough to Port Pirie for sporting and work commitments, far enough out that you feel like the only on on the planet with views to die for!

3 bedrooms with a view to die for

At the floor of the Flinders rangers for all your nature and cultural walking trails, scout halls and many other attractions.

Want to experience some outdoor living but still with the small comforts? Located in the Flinders Ranges, 17k's from Stirling North. Follow Spear Creek Rd into Catninga Rd and head to the homestead. We're at the end of the road. Do the ‘camping thing’ with the campfire & camp oven, then retire into the comfort of the Catninga Caravan. Fully kitted out kitchen, lounge area, your own campfire, and only a short walk to amenities. Be aware there is 1 double bed & 2 single children's beds .

Older style on site caravan. Very clean and roomy van, great for a country get away on a budget. Heater for colder weather and personal fans for summer heat.

We are a working farm and have farm animals. We have many walks and hikes surrounded by pristine and beautiful scenery. Our property is great for bird watching and getting back to nature.

The Barn is a rustic two storey accommodation comprising of a kitchenette and bathroom downstairs and large sleeping quarters upstairs. Traditional barn doors provide a lovely view of Mount Remarkable. The Barn is fantastic for couples or families.

Bluey Blundstones accommodation is located in the main street of Melrose, within easy walking distance of local eateries and attractions. The Barn is a very unique accommodation with heritage features such as hessian ceilings and wooden barn doors that open to provide a great view of Mount Remarkable. We pride ourselves in the little touches which make your stay special. Crisp linen, fluffy towels and a selection of quality teas and coffee all contribute to an enjoyable stay.

Melrose is a quaint heritage town located at the foot of the majestic Mount Remarkable in the Southern Flinders Ranges. Mt Remarkable is renown for fantastic mountain biking and bush walking trails. Local attractions include great food, local wineries and an interactive museum.

Melrose is a busy and vibrant country community – a phrase that isn’t often heard when venturing off the beaten track in Australia. Filled with a number of passionate locals, the town of Melrose is constantly buzzing with events all year round. Please refer to the below events and dates, keeping in mind that you may need to book early if you intend to visit us on of the weekends – however don’t be worried, regardless of whether or not there is an event, Melrose always delivers the goods!

Stay in one of our self contained units located at Stone Hut Cottages. SUITABLE STAY FOR COUPLES,FAMILIES, GROUP BOOKINGS! Just call and ask about the options available for you. Perfect for those on the tourist trail to Wilpena Pound and the Fliders Ranges. The bakery is close by for breakfasts, coffee and amazing pies. Also has an aviary and petting zoo.

Stone Hut Cottages is located at the start of the pictoresque Flinders ranges between Laura and Wirrabara. If checking in after 5pm , please call 08 86632165 or 0411835429. If arriving before 5pm, please check in at the bakery located on site. (Stone Hut Bakery) Our GPS coorfinates are 33.1029°S, 138.2977° E The units and cottages are fully serviced and self contained and all towels and linen are supplied. There is a maintenance person onsite if you do have any issues during your stay,please call the numbers above if you have any issues at all during your stay. If staying long term, we have a laundry available for your convenience. The bakery onsite also supplies a large array of pies and food items, operating hours are 7:30-5pm. There is also a large bird aviary onsite for your enjoyment and a small petting zoo. Free of charge

This is a very peaceful and tranquil place to live. Take time to enjoy your stay. Dont forget to check out our night sky! Puts on a show...

Need to be away from home without being close to other people? One bedroom apartment on wheels waiting for you on a 4 acre block between Port Augusta & the airfield with. Free mountain hiking on 500 acres of private land within 1.25 hours. Sorry but we cant accept bookings from anyone in isolation because they have caught the corona virus. Host is one of the "at risk" group.

Self-contained family/ small group accommodation stored close to the Eyre Highway on the west side of town during fire danger season. Kitchen with gas stove, fridge & freezer, shower & shaving area, basin, toilet, TV, DVD player, radio. 1 Queen & 2 double beds. Extra child mattress can be set up.

One- two kilometres from intersections of Augusta Highway, Old Whyalla Road, Stuart Highway and Eyre Highway, Stateliner bus terminal, swimming beach, IGA supermarket, chemist, doctor, Western Hotel, Archers cafe, marine & camping store, fruit and vegetable shop & the airfield. Approximately 4 kilometres from Arid Lands Botanic Gardens & Wadlata tourist information centre & Greyhound bus terminal. Access to private land 12 kilometres away for hiking, trainspotting, halophyte plant spotting and bird watching at the head of the Gulf.

Established back in 1883 (As the Suburban Hotel) Pampas Motel is the last heritage Hotel built in that era. The Sghirripa family have recently purchased the motel and are looking forward to seeing you soon! We have heaps to offer such as 4 modern self-contained ground floor units & Guesthouse rooms upstairs with shared facilities, where guests can enjoy the friendly atmosphere in the main house, adjacent pergolas & BBQ areas.