Baird Bay Camp Area

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  Allows fires

6 Reviews

Luke C.

2 years ago

Clean drop toilets with electric lights. Kitchen area has small sink, water, a gas BBQ and lighting. About six or seven spots available, but walk-in tents can use the sand behind the kitchen. Pretty good, for $10/night

Trinsa89

2 years ago

small camping ground overlooking the bay, provided with drop off toilets and kitchen. The area is kept very clean and tidy by Alan and Trish who also run the sea lions and dolphins Eco Experience. $... Read more

Bubsy J.

3 years ago

Great spot if you need to stop overnight, everything very clean and a beautiful beach only a 50m walk. Would recommend 👍

Eva D.

3 years ago

Drop toilets clean. BBQ, fire pit, viewing platform. No shade. Camping permitted in the dunes. Road is mostly hard packed dirt, but most of it is reasonable for a 2WD.

Thomas C.

3 years ago

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Nearby locations

• Eyre Peninsula
• Baird Bay