Kangaluna Camp

Outback accommodation

Kangaluna Camp. Luxury safari tents are set in the stunning wilderness region of the Gawler Ranges in South Australia. This is perfect for the nature lover who really wants to be away from touristic areas and experience some of South Australia’s finest scenery and wildlife.. see Photo Gallery of Campsite

> Kangaluna Camp has been developed by its owners from a life time of experience on how to best live in this environment and dry climate.
> Water is collected from the roofs and is the only water source. Techniques are used for its preservation but you still have private showers and flushing toilets.
> If you wish to experience a unique and safe “Wild Camp” experience, we will supply you with a comfy Swag.. and sleeping bag to set up in a spot of your choice… and gaze at the stars all night long!
> The curved roofs also help to cool the tents as they always keep the air flowing. No vegetation has been removed from the site but the camp was designed and built using the natural fire breaks that the trees in this place create for their own protection.
> The open woodland environment is home to many animals which still have their original tracks through the camp, and over a hundred species of birds frequent the area..
> Recycled materials were used in its construction and furnishing, giving it a tastefully rustic look.
> The Camp has a central dining room which is mostly open sided but is closed when the weather is not so perfect. The camp is a wonderful place to relax, walk and observe the nature which lives in harmony with our presence.
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We have now an 8 inch computer controlled telescope at the camp. The night sky is very clear and bright at Kangaluna so we are able to use a large magnification on the telescope to view objects. Saturn, Jupiter and the moon are the favourites because of their feature. It is a great surprise to find that it is often possible to take a photo of one of these with your small digital cameras. The shots on the photo gallery were taken with a small camera against the eye piece. See Photo Gallery>