The Southern Lost City itself is an awe-inspiring formation of towering sandstone pillars and labyrinthine paths that resemble ancient ruins. Camping here means you’ll be surrounded by one of nature’s most fascinating landscapes, making it the perfect getaway for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.

The campground provides basic facilities such as composting toilets, picnic areas, and designated fire pits, ensuring a comfortable stay despite the remote location. One of the major highlights is the proximity to the remarkable rock formations themselves. A well-marked 2.5-kilometer walking trail begins right from the campground, allowing campers to explore the intricate patterns and textures carved into the sandstone over millions of years at their own pace. The feeling of walking through this natural maze is both exhilarating and humbling.

To make the most of your camping experience at the Southern Lost City, come prepared with plenty of water and supplies, as there are no nearby shops or facilities. Sun protection, sturdy footwear, and awareness of natural hazards, like saltwater crocodiles in nearby waterways, are essential. Visiting during the dry season (May to September) when the weather is cooler and more predictable is ideal. Immerse yourself in this magical outback adventure, and take a moment to appreciate the cultural and historical significance of this beautiful land.