Yanyarrie Pub, formerly Carrieton Hotel, Carrieton SA

Yanyarrie Hotel

Formerly the Carrieton Hotel
Carrieton is on R M Williams Way 

A tiny town with a population of around 40 people in the middle of the Flinders Ranges, due south of Cradock & Hawker.

Newly renovated bar, dining room and bedrooms.

**Ask about onsite camping - overnight may be possible ** 

More information is required about this
Please call ahead
See below for nearby camping

NEARBY CAMPING:

The Carrieton Caravan Park
Phone (08) 8658 9090

Proudly established & owned by the Carrieton Progress Association.

This was established in 2000 with funds from the Carrieton Rodeo Club and The Cropping Project committee.

Formerly the Carrieton rural school, which closed in 1997, it has been converted into a community-owned business.

It offers private accommodation, powered sites and camping in a rural school setting.
The park has lots of facilities for travellers to enjoy as well as offering disabled access and a pet friendly environment.
All facilities are modern and well kept and there is a disabled access bathroom available in camp grounds and cottage Indoor and outdoor kitchens available.

Campfires permitted - wood available.
A well-kept ablution block with a separate disabled toilet and shower
Coin operated laundry, dryer and book swap library
Accommodation rooms available.
Dump point

All guests at the caravan park can enjoy the Art Room which has been converted into a community shed.
It features a cosy wood heater, basic kitchen facilities, lounge and TV area along with local information.
During the winter months this can also be a place for visitors to roll out their swag for a small cost per person per night.

PLEASE NOTE:
THE CATEGORIES FOR CAMPING RELATE TO THE NEARBY CAMPSITES, NOT THE HOTEL.

The Cricket Oval

12 powered sites on grass and formed gravel and many non-powered sites with an expansive view of the Oladdie Hills to the east.
Powered sites & unpowered sites - moderate cost with a reduction for singles Showers for other travelers not camping here - cost involved

Things to do in Carrieton
carrieton.com.au

Swimming pool Tennis courts Cricket oval Campdraft grounds - event held around April annually Rodeo ground - event held around December annually Star gazing

Yanyarrie Whim
The remains of 'Yanyarrie Whim' is a large stone tank with a local slate trough built many years ago for watering stock.  Yanyarrie Whim later become a significant watering hole for drovers using the north-south route passing through the Carrieton district.

The Horseshoe
The Horseshoe Range features the unusual Moockra Tower rock. The walking track offers spectacular lookouts and the views of the beautiful gum creek country go for miles.

Historic Cemeteries
Carrieton, Eurelia, Johnburgh, Hammond, Cradock and Belton.

Oladdie Homestead
Built on the bank of the Oladdie Creek with a well just below the house the homestead was established in 1850.