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Wild South Coast Way Walk-in Campgrounds Now Open
The Wild South Coast Way on the Heysen Trail (WSCW) is a fully customisable, multi-day walking experience between Cape Jervis and Victor Harbor.
Walk the WSCW your own way – any day, any direction, any section. From day visits with short loop walks to the full five-day four-night experience and everything in between.
The development of the WSCW has recently reached another milestone with the completion of the four dedicated walk-in campgrounds along the trail between Cape Jervis and Victor Harbor.
The four walk-in campgrounds have Ngarrindjeri names based on the features in the landscape:
- Wuldi Krikin Ngawanthi (Eagle Waterhole Campground) in Deep Creek National Park
- Yapari Ngawanthi (Cliffs Campground) in Deep Creek National Park
- Kurri Ngawanthi (Creek Campground) in Ballaparudda Creek Recreation Park
- Natunyura Ngawanthi (Sand Dunes Campground) in Newland Head Conservation Park.
Each new walk-in campground includes, shelter (with seating, large kitchen bench and sink with untreated rainwater), unisex drop toilets with sinks, 10 two-person timber or compacted earth tent pads and rainwater tanks.
Bookings for camping at any campsites can be made by visiting www.parks.sa.gov.au
The Wild South Coast Way on the Heysen Trail has been supported by the South Australian Government through the National Parks and Wildlife Service and with project partners, Friends of the Heysen Trail, District Council of Yankalilla and the City of Victor Harbor.