Flinders Ranges Road Trip: Epic Gorges, Farmstay Camping, wildlife & Classic Outback Scenery

“What happens when red rock gorges, ancient landscapes, and classic outback camping come together?” In this episode, we continue our journey through the breathtaking Flinders Ranges, travelling from the rugged beauty of Parachilna Gorge to the eastern side of the ranges and settling in at the iconic Rawnsley Park Station. We spend three unforgettable days at this stunning farmstay, soaking up sweeping views of Rawnsley Bluff right from our campsite. Our adventures include a full day exploring the spectacular Bunyeroo and Brachina Gorges, where towering cliffs, winding tracks, and some of the Flinders’ most famous lookouts await—including the well-known Razorback Lookout. To wrap up the episode, we turn south toward the Limestone Coast, stopping in at Jamestown for a few days to uncover the rich history of this classic South Australian country town. 📍 In This Video: 00:00 Intro: Welcome to the Flinders Ranges part two 00:54 Leaving Parachilna Gorge 03:00 Drone footage of the Great Wall of China 04:12 Arriving at Rawnsley Park 05:37 Drone view of Rawnsley Park and the bluff 07:23 Road trip to the Gorges and Lookouts 08:10 Cazzeaux Tree 09:25 YanYanna Hut on Heysons Trail 10:30 Bunyeroo Valley Lookout 12:18 Razorback Lookout 15:18 Brachina Gorge 16:50 The Yellow footed Rock Wallaby (Mum & Joey) 18:30 Stokes Hill Lookout 22:40 Arriving Jamestown 26:15 Bundaleer Forrest walk 30:38 Finding an old Aqueduct 31:56 Close 🎥 Join us each week as we continue our Lap of Australia in our Zone RV caravan, exploring stunning destinations, sharing travel tips, and capturing the beauty and character of the Australian Outback. 💬 Let us know in the comments if you have any questions or just want to say hello.