We stayed at Flinders Ranges Caravan Park at Hawker, 40 min drive to Wilpena Pound, heart of Flinders Ranges, South Australia. It is a delightful place to camp and much quieter than the busy caravan park at Wilpena Pound. The Mawson bike trail (900km long from Adelaide to Blinman) passes through Hawker, which is a little bit rough there but... More

Wonderful ancient landform. Make sure you do a few walks and hikes here. Visit Bunyeroo and Brachina Gorges and view the Great Wall of China! More

A great outback experience with good facilities and many other places worth visiting in the vicinity. The pound itself is almost eerie, and there are 2 places to climb, Mt John for those with limited physical ability, and Mt Mary for the more fit More

Wilpena Pound is located in the heart of the Flinders Ranges 430kms from Adelaide. The closest town is Hawker to the south & Blinman to the north. Wilpena Pound is a natural amphitheatre of mountains 17km long and 7km wide. The most scenic route to Wilpena Pound is via the Clare Valley, Gladstone, Melrose, Wilmington, Quorn and Hawker. The highest... More

this place has it's own magic better if you do not stay in wilpena pound itself...but great for a day trip ..nice walks through the pound along creeks and some mountain hikes as well. great views. More

We spent 2 days exploring the area around and within Wilpena Pound. We were blessed with great weather and were able to cover a lot of ground and see the pound both from the air and also drive through the gorges around it. The formation of the Pound is a very unique one and it is something to behold on... More

went to the pound for the RFDS ball and stayed for a few extra days. Been nearly 20 yrs since i had been to this part of the Flinders Ranges. the accomadation at the pound are great regardless of which level of comfort you require.The walks around the area are very well sign posted. More

What an awesome place just to walk around the edge would take quite a while. The scenery is fantastic. More

A hidden valley surrounded by mountains accessible only on foot. If you have time to get here and spend a couple days hiking around it's really worth it. There are level walks as well as strenuous climbs. St. Mary's Peak is a must but will take most of a day. From there you have a panoramic view of the entire... More