Flinders Ranges NP Accommodation

A dramatically beautiful area with a wealth of geological, wildlife and Aboriginal and European cultural heritage, wide range of outdoor recreational activities. Early pastoral ruins, Aboriginal art sites and extensive walking trails. 
Flinders Ranges National Park offers excellent bushwalking opportunities for all ages and levels of fitness, ranging from overnight treks and the long distance Heysen Trail to easy walks in Wilpena Pound. This is by the far the best way to truly experience the Flinders Ranges. Be sure to pick up a copy of the free park guide 'Bushwalking in Flinders Ranges National Park' from the Wilpena Pound Visitor Centre before you set off. Plan your walk accordingly, as there is little permanent water in the park. 
A series of marked trails and companion brochures are located around the park. The Heysen Trail, which extends for 1,200 km from Cape Jervis in the south to Parachilna in the north, is marked with red and white markers and is accessible from Wilpena, Aroona, Trezona, Yanyanna, Parachilna and Black Gap. The Heysen Trail is closed during summer between 1 December and 31 March each year and on days of total fire ban

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Blinman Cottage

Blinman Cottage is a delightfully restored 1800s miners cottage in the heritage town of Blinman, South Australia. It offers fully self-contained and serviced accommodation. With its authentic gas lighting and charming recycled furniture. Blinman Cottage boasts everything one could need for a comfortable stay in this remote Australian outback region.

Rawnsley Park Station

Overlooking the southern side of Wilpena Pound, Rawnsley Park Station provides the perfect base for exploring the Flinders Ranges. Accommodation includes luxury eco-villas, holiday units, a caravan park and some of the best campsites you'll find in the Flinders Ranges. Wildlife, birdlife and flora abounds on the Station.

Wirrealpa Station

Wirrealpa Station is a 1,650 square kilometre sheep and cattle station situated on the east side of the Flinders Ranges. The Shearers Quarters were built in 1860 and still retain their authentic charm. There are nine bedrooms sleeping up to 21 people. The Wirrealpa Station Cottage was originally built as an overseer's cottage. It now provides a warm and friendly atmosphere for up to seven guests.