Coward Springs Campground

Nestled along the Oodnadatta Track in South Australia's outback, Coward Springs Campground offers a unique blend of history and natural beauty. Once a station on the old Ghan Railway line, established in 1888, the site features restored heritage buildings, including the Engine Driver's Cabin, now a museum showcasing local history. The campground is shaded by date palms and tamarisk trees, remnants of the original plantation. Guests can relax in the natural artesian spa, with waters heated to a refreshing 29°C. Facilities include unpowered campsites, hot showers, and eco-friendly amenities. The area is a haven for wildlife, supporting numerous plant and bird species. Coward Springs Campground is a tranquil oasis, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in the rich heritage and serene environment of the Australian outback.