Hidden camping locations near Bluff Knoll

Hi Stephen, as far as I know it is all National Parks with, pay for, designated camping areas.
Outside of the National Park boundaries is mainly fenced farming land. Cheers

Such a place exists!
It was a while ago but there is a gravel pit along Salt River Rd. Turn left off Chester Pass Rd. I think it is either on the corner of Hobbs Rd or the next one along Dejagers Rd. It is an unortherised illegal camp but its a fairly big area. We sused it out and l was happy to camp there but missus was not! Local farmer in ute eyeballed us checking it out but left as we left. Not sure of his intentions. Hopefully l have got the directions correct for you. It's not on wickiecamps or anything. Good luck. Let me know if l am correct. Was about 2yrs ago that l was there.

"I want to just go off on a track and just camp in the bush away from people."

That's what we all want isn't it , Stephen , but sometimes it ain't possible.

Lovely area and some great walks ...... Bluff Knoll is a fair uphill hike, usually with a freezing blustery wind at the top !!!

Good luck !!
Cheers
Jim

G'day Stephen,
We just stopped on the nature drive on a pulloff.
We do this often as sick of lousy planned NP sites & don't get me started on internet booking systems. No good for travellers with no schedule.
We have a slideon so we have dinner then set up. Next morning put slideon down & have breakfast somewhere down the rd.
Bluff Knoll is a fantastic spot & in spring the nature drive is like a garden with so many flowers.
Cheers
Stu

there are many places around bluff that you could camp . there are many spots along the stirling range drive where you park for lookouts or the start of hiking trails that you could simply stop at .

Not hard to search google maps