Cowell RV Park

Features

Popular

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  Pets Allowed
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  Free
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  Drinking Water
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  Allows fires

7 Reviews

Steve N.

6 years ago

Roberts oz lap, no map

7 years ago

We really enjoyed this RV camp. Council ran. $5 per night. Close to town. Fires, water, space, pets, bins and a swap library. We extended our stay to see the beautiful town and fish. Great playground... Read more

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Top Questions

Bill A. 1 month ago

Question:

How do we book for 3 caravans 6 adults and how many nights ?

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Stan T. 1 year ago

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Where do you pay. ?

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Book.eyrepeninsula.com.au by Peta h.

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Stan T. 1 year ago

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Is there any cost, if so how do you pay. ?

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Yes it is a council run park $10.00pn by Shane B.

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$15 a night now by Peta h.

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sharyn s. 1 year ago

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Is there any fee?

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sharyn s. 1 year ago

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Is there a fee for Cowell rv pk ?

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Details

Listing type

Campsite

Caravans

Yes

Average temperature

Closest

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Nearby locations

• Eyre Peninsula
• Cowell