Further Information:
Burra & Goyder Visitor Information Centre
Phone: 08 8892 2154
Email: discover@visitburra.com
Address:
World’s End Reserve (Burra Creek Gorge)
Looking to truly switch off and unwind under the River Red Gums? Just 26km southeast of Burra, World’s End Reserve (also known as Burra Creek Gorge Reserve) is a favourite spot for bush camping and day visits alike.
Nestled along the banks of Burra Creek, the reserve offers a peaceful, scenic escape with both tree shelter and open camping areas. Whether you’re setting up for the night or just stopping by for a picnic, it’s the perfect place to slow down and reconnect with nature.
🚻 Facilities:
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Pit toilets available on site
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Picnic tables for enjoying a meal under the gums
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Designated fire pits (BYO firewood – it’s not supplied) Please click HERE for information on Fire Ban Days and Fire Safety.
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Free camping – no bookings required
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No potable water – please bring your own
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Limited phone reception – ideal for a digital detox
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Accessible by all vehicles (though it may be tricky in very wet weather)
Visitors can explore the striking Burra Creek Gorge, go bushwalking or birdwatching, or simply relax with the sounds of nature. History lovers will enjoy spotting the remnants of the former settlement that once thrived here.
World’s End is also an important biodiversity site, with its healthy River Red Gums and native wildlife adding to the area’s natural charm.
Whether you’re pitching a tent or pulling in with a camper, this is a wonderful stop for travellers who enjoy low-key, nature-based camping.
Thank you for keeping our parks clean and respecting the land.
