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Oodnadatta is a small town in South Australia.

[edit] Get in

Oodnadatta is situated around 200km from the Stuart Highway along the Oodnadatta Track. The track is unsealed, but the road to Oodnadatta is usually traversable by 2WD vehicle.

[edit] Get around

The town itself is small enough to walk around. Parking is no problem either.

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The Ghan railway line used to pass through and stop in Oodnadatta. The railway line now bypasses the town but the old station is largely preserved and is a museum.

[edit][add listing] Do

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The town provides a selection of both pub food and roadhouse food. You choose.

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The nightlife in Oodnadatta won't keep you dancing all night, but you will have no problems getting a beer.

[edit][add listing] Sleep

A selection of camping, caravan parks and basic motel accommodation exists.

The Pink Roadhouse is a feature of the town, and offers accommodation, fuel, food, spare parts, and general advice.

[edit] Get out

Down the track a couple of hundred kilometres to William Creek and Lake Eyre, or up the track to the Stuart Highway at Marla and on to Alice Springs.

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