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The Best Attractions In Penong

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Goog's Track

Ceduna Jetty

National Trust Ceduna School House Museum

Head of Bight

Penong is a small South Australian town on the Nullarbor Plain. Its location on the Eyre Highway makes it a popular rest-stop for travellers. The area surrounding Penong was settled by Europeans in the 19th century, the town being established in 1915 with the arrival of the railway. It is characterised by many windmills, which pump water from the Anjutabie water basin. In 2006, the population of Penong was confirmed to be 215. Current estimates for 2017 range between 218 and 221. Penong is the closest town to the Chadinga Conservation Park and Lake MacDonnell, which has rich reserves of salt and gypsum. The town is 20 km north of Cactus Beach, a popula...
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The Best Attractions In Penong

1. Penong Windmill Museum Penong
2. Woolshed Museum Penong
3. Head of Bight Ceduna
Head of the Bight is a bay located in South Australia at the most northern extent of the Great Australian Bight.
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4. Ceduna Jetty Ceduna
Ceduna is a town in South Australia located on the shores of Murat Bay on the west coast of Eyre Peninsula. It lies west of the junction of the Flinders and Eyre Highways around 786 km northwest of the capital Adelaide. The port town/suburb of Thevenard lies 3 km to the west on Cape Thevenard. It is in the District Council of Ceduna, the federal Division of Grey, and the state electoral district of Flinders. The name Ceduna is a corruption of the local Aboriginal Wirangu word Chedoona and is said to mean a place to sit down and rest.The town has played an important but minor role in Australia's overall development due to it being a fishing port and a railway hub.
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5. Goog's Track Ceduna
6. National Trust Ceduna School House Museum Ceduna
This list includes any stately home, historic house, museum or other property in the care of the autonomous state and territory branches of the National Trust of Australia. Many, but not all, of these are open to the public.
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7. Encounter Walking Trail Ceduna

Penong Videos

Penong, South Australia (Dashcam Video)

Video taken with a MiVue530 dashcam of the South Australian township of Penong, located on the Eyre Highway , 848km west of Adelaide.

Point Sinclair - penong

I will have to fix the other one, too tired and uploaded wrong file. This place is just incredible, so much we could not shoot it all. This jetty though will leave you wanting more.

Thanks to Maddy and all the local crew.

Coorabie Farm - Accommodation for Caravans and Campers in South Australia

Check out our website for information regarding our services
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FEATURES
All Weather Road, Amenities Block, Animal Feeding, Big Rigs Welcome, Camp Fire(Allowed at Camp Sites, not in Fire Season), Camp Kitchen with TV, Camp Sites- Unpowered, Camping - Tents -Vans (amenities ), Communal Fire Pit, Donga's, Fire Pit BBQ, Gas BBQ, Hot Showers, Large Group Facilities, Laundry, Limited Power Sites, Mud Map 4wd Tour, Pet-friendly (fully restrained at all times & some breed limitations), Self-Contained Cabin (attached to Shearers Quarters), Shearing Shed Tour, Tag a Long Tours can be arranged, Wood BBQ

PROPERTY DESCRIPTION
Coorabie Farm is a 50,000 acre property 8km off the Eyre Highway which is at the start of the Nullarbor plain which takes you to Western Australia.

Choice of a self-contained cabin that sleeps 4 attached to the shearers quarters, 5 comfortable shearers quarters with a camp kitchen with all the extra's of home including TV and lounges.
Camping for caravans and campers, with 4 powered sites and plenty of room for unpowered sites.

Coorabie is a sheep property with crop growing also of wheat, barley and oats. Enjoy a tour of the woolshed. The kids will enjoy feeding the miniature horses some carrots, and you may spot wombats in surrounding paddocks on dusk. Great country drives abound with Coorabie farm as your base.

Leon and Deb's country hospitality and knowledge of this country community make for a great stay. Enjoy a camp fire dinner and learn of the local area history. Coorabie Farm is 18kms from Fowlers Bay which is a gorgeous spot, with fishing, swimming, whale and seal watching, and amazing sand dunes for the adventurous 4wder's.Nearby is Penong Woolshed, Tours can be arranged to Maralinga and The Head of The Bight for whale watching is an easy day trip. Mud map tours of the area are available.
Located 160km west of Ceduna, and the 14km east of Nundroo Roadhouse.
Bunking down facilities are available for larger groups up to 25-30 people. Perfect for fishing and tour groups crossing the Nullarbor. Amenities are clean and modern.

Unpowered Sites $ 20.00 a night.
Powered Sites $ 25.00 a night.
Accommodation $ 45.00 per person one night, if more than one nights stay each person is $ 35.00 per night. Linen is available at an extra $ 10.00 per person.

Private Aircraft Landing Area, please ring for permission. 900m long x 25m wide. UHF Channel 7
Enjoy a visit to Coorabie and see what this unique part of Australia has to offer.

CONTACT DETAILS
Name Leon and Deb Kloock
Phone 0886 256 126
Mobile 0428 256 126
Email: debkloock@bigpond.com

Ep. 17 Pancakes and Pink Lakes in South Australia - Everywhere Together

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AUSTRALIAN ROADTRIP | DJI Mavic Pro | 4K

Highlights from our road trip through the Australian Outback!
+ One car
+ One drone
+ 2 months on the road
+ 5,500 km
+ over 800 liters of fuel to keep us going
+ being completely remote

We started from Melbourne, where we prepared our Nissan Pathfinder with all the indispensables. Being in the Outback means self sufficiency, so we had to plan well ahead.
Our route was as follows:
- the Great Ocean Road,
- Adelaide.
- the Flinders Ranges where we stayed for some time on a remote sheep farm,
- the famous Oodnadatta Track,
- Lake Eyre,
- Coober Pedy,
- the Breakaways,
- Uluru and Kata Tjuta,
- King's Canyon,
- Alice Springs,
- West MacDonnell National Park,
- Devil's Marbles,
- Mataranka Hot Springs,
- Kakadu National Park,
- Dundee Beach
- Darwin

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Esperance Food and Drink

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Wool shed cave north of Elliston

This was a really beautiful place, though the tide was coming in so we could not stay. There are a whole series of other spots along this bit of coast. I think it is part of walkers rocks

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