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PELICAN POINT NUDE BEACH
We heard that camping at Pelican Point is no longer permitted so we sent this email to the local council

Hi,
          I have recently heard that free camping is no longer permitted at the Pelican Point Clothes Optional Beach on Lake Bonney and that the Aboriginals have blocked access unless a fee of $15.00  per night is paid. It was said that this is due to the beach now being a sacred sight, is this true.
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                                              The council gave us the following information

There is no longer camping allowed on the beach area at Pelican Point, the area to the beach has been blocked off preventing access to vehicles entering the sandy ridges and beach area.

The reason why the beach has been closed to the public is it has been deemed a sacred sight. Public can still have access to the beach area but only on foot.
 
 

This pic was taken when free camping was allowed at Pelican Point

MerateAllora
Rob and Vikki  are the owners of MerateAllora
Which is run as a nudist property.
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Rob & Vikki keep MerateAllora going by themselves and are not affiliated with any club or committee and are not a business.
There are so many people who just don't want the politics of clubs, committees, rules and regulations and such things but only a quiet peaceful getaway which is what they have on offer.
The only rule here is:-  To have common respect for them, other nudists and their property.

Rob and Vikki invite nudist couples and families to enjoy their nudist property; if you wish, stay in on site accommodation, or bring a tent, caravan, or just visit for the day. Laze under shady red gums, swim in the Murray, fish for carp, or go bush walking. They offer a friendly homely atmosphere with no formalities,

PRICES

Self contained cabin/caravan:-  $15.00 per day, per couple.

Powered sites:-  For a caravan or tent donation $10.00 p/d p/c.

Camping area without power:-  Donation $7.00 p/d p/c.

      Day visit:- donation $5.00 per couple or family.

FACILITIES include hot or open air solar showers, toilets, shelter shed with tea & coffee, badminton / volleyball court, playground, and barbecue areas.

For more information contact Rob and Vikki on:-

Phone: (08) 85704231
Post : R.M.B. 4325
Mannum S.A. 5238
E mail:- robnvikki@skymesh.com.au

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You can view Rob & Vikki's MerateAllora web site if you look at our links page. There are many more places along the River Murray where with a little common sense you can enjoy nude camping.

HilaryOnTheMurray

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            Clothing Optional Beaches in South Australia

(This list is quite old so if you know of additions or deletions

that should made please let us know)

Note: Some of these beaches are legally designated as clothing optional, on others
nudity is unofficially condoned. It is strongly recommended that you check locally before proceeding.

                                Between Robe & Beachport on the Limestone Coast;

Maslin Beach south of Adelaide;

Pelican Point on Lake Bonney at Barmera;

 Murrippi Beach near Whyalla.

All the above have legal clothing optional status.

 

 

Do you know of any locations in South Australia where it is possible to spend some time caravaning or camping in a nude situation without having to pay too much for the privilege?
If so please send us the details by E-mail.

Jo at PelicanPointNudeBeach

Jo & Van at PelicanPointNudeBeach

David And Van At PelicanPointNudeBeach
                        

South Australia

Northern Territory

New South Wales

Queensland

Tasmania

Victoria

Western Australia

You can email us pics of yourselves &
Details of other Nudist Friendly Camp Sites