
Woomera Traveller’s Village & Caravan Park
Woomera Traveller’s Village & Caravan Park
Woomera Traveller’s Village & Caravan Park is the only spot you can stop really close to Woomera unless you free camp at Pimba.
Facilities are older style and in need of upgrading but are kept relatively clean. Cudgee bar is located on site in an freight container and is well appointed for a quiet drink late in the afternoon but the drinks are expensive. The caravan spots are relatively flat but are sandy.
The amenities were clean, service and check in was smooth and friendly. Join the owners and residents at the Cudgee bar and feel welcomed.
Woomera and the surrounding desert is beautiful and Woomera’s history is fascinating.
Facilities Include
- Cudgee Bar (licensed on site and open daily, No B.Y.O)
- Coin operated gas BBQ’s with undercover seating and lighting
- Coin operated washing machines and dryers
- Camp kitchens
- Coin operated public telephone
- Gas bottle refills
- Fax services available (fee applies)
History



Woomera is in the ‘outback’ desert area of South Australia, approximately 488 km north of Adelaide. An easement through the WPA allows public transit on the Trans-Australian Railway, The Ghan, and the Stuart Highway. Travellers are prohibited from leaving these routes. In 1982 restrictions on public access to Woomera township were lifted, allowing the town to develop as a tourist destination, while maintaining its support role for the WTR.
