Outback Farm Camping at Silverton Outback Camels
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–7 nights
Fitness Level
Minimal physical exertion required, suitable for all fitness levels; comfortable walking or biking optional.
Overview
Immerse yourself in the rugged beauty and heritage of the Australian Outback with Silverton Outback Camels’ unique farm stay. Camp alongside friendly animals and gaze at breathtaking sunsets and the Milky Way under vast open skies.
Adventure Tips
Bring Your Own Water
There is no potable water available on site, so pack ample drinking water for your stay.
Prepare for No Electricity
The camping spots are unpowered; consider headlamps or battery-powered lights for evenings.
Respect the Animals
All farm animals are friendly but treat them gently and follow any staff guidelines for interaction.
Fire Safety in Cooler Months
Campfires are allowed in cooler months; purchase firewood on-site and adhere to fire safety rules.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Red kangaroos
- Australian emus
History
Silverton’s heritage is deeply connected to cameleer families dating back to the 1880s, who helped shape the Outback's transport and settlement.
Conservation
The farm promotes sustainable visitation practices, minimizing environmental impact while preserving native flora and animal welfare.
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Camping Tent
A sturdy tent ensures comfort and protection from the elements in this unpowered, open campground.
Headlamp or Lantern
Since there’s no electricity, reliable lighting is necessary after dark for safety and navigation.
Warm Clothing
Bring layers and insulated garments to stay warm during cool nights and early mornings.
fall|winter specific
Sun Protection
A wide-brimmed hat, sunscreen, and sunglasses protect you from strong Outback sun exposure.
spring|summer specific