Parham Camping Ground

Quite a few places to park but can still get quite cramped & close.Forget a visit if it is over 30°, unless you like being uncomfortably hot and surrounded by 1,000s of flies.Good toilets, BBQ, plenty of bins & a fresh water supply.The beach is flat and even at high tide would take a 1 km walk to get to knee high water.Popular for crabbing but too shallow for fishing.

Stunning sunset, great place to camp! Can get a little busy during holidays. Clean restrooms. Good for tents, no grass areas though. You're 10m away from the sea. Don't expect sand beach. Lovely community, has a local sports bar, with food options. Kids playground nearby (200m). Notice board with local info. Don't forget to self register (fill in paper that's found near the notice board)Recommended!

Great little campgrounds perfect for a few day stay to top up your batteries and water or even just to go get some crabs with showers and toilets on site its the perfect spot to stay before hitting up yorke peninsulaShowers cost $2 for 4min and they work bloody great

Great place to chill. We loved sunrise and sunset. Way better than some of the paid places we stayed at in the area.Toilets could do with a refresh. Most spots are flat.No beach sand, just seaweed.

Amazing for free. New toilet block and cold shower is great. A couple of hooks on the shower would be good but other than that a great facility. Also there is an undercover BBQ area with tables and two gas BBQs and a book exchange. Drinking water taps, bins and a dump point. All for no cost. Absolutely brilliant. Flies are ever present. Beautiful sunset.

Parham Camping ground is a fantastic free camp to stay the night or the whole 14 days allowed in the camp. There are quite a fee Camping spots available, great for any kind of vehicle. There is a BBQ grill under the gazebo with a seating area and table where you can find the free permit to fill out for your free stay. You are allowed 14 days maximum however after 7 days you have to move to a new spot. There is a small fridge used as a book share library. There are bins located near the BBQ grill area and guidelines of your stay. There are new toilets being built at the far right had side of the camp. The present 2 portable toilets are great, they are well stocked with toilet paper and looked after well. Although at times it may run out of water, faucets are available all throughout the camp where you can get water. Remember to bring a small bucket. The ground is flat, loose gravel. Pets allowed, quiet and safe nights. The camp is right next to the famous shallow crabbing beach. You can walk a good 5-10 minutes during low tide and reach the crabbing areas, make sure to bring a bucket, a rake, net and be sun safe. There is a.ssmall playground about 5-10 min walk to the left of the camp towards the little town. Most days you will see the famous Jinker vehicle that collects crabs at sea when low tide. Great camp, thank you Parham!

Free. By the beach, cold shower(no hot shower yet) 3 unisex toilets, 1 shower, great view of sunrise and sunset . No electricity, no drinking water I can see, there’s a bbq area.Since the site is free and there are few long term residents already, but challenging to get a space. There are bins around. You need a permit but there are no forms available so we wrote ona piece of paper our details.

Great spot on the coast where you can sit all day and watch the extreme tides go in and out... Or wander out at low tide and check out the small pools. No shade really, but the breeze off the water keeps you cool.Androssan is about 5 km away and has all the shops you could need. There's also a free RV camp with bins and a dump point (but we couldn't find drinking water).We really enjoyed our stay here. I'm surprised it was relatively empty a week before Christmas.