Innaminca is a good place to stop for a day or two, most people travel through it to get to somewhere else.We found out it is a great place with plenty to do and see.There are several dirt roads in and out of Innaminca and some are better quailty than others. The main accommodation in the town is what is knowen as The Town Common camp area,with about 50 odd camp sites set up along the banks of the cooper Creek.The is no facilities here, but showers and toilets opposite the general store and the pub. As far as shops go thats pretty much it. You can also camp in the Innaminca National Perk.( FEES APPLY HERE )If you want to go off touring just leave your rig at camp ..now this is one of the few places in Oz that it will be safe.Coongie Lake is well worth a visit.There is more cap sites there beside the lake.We cought a good feed of yabbies and a few fish from out of the Cooper.The Burk and Wills dig tree is worth the drive , situated on private property at the pastral station called Nappa Merrie.Entry fee when we were there was $11 per vehicle.A lot of info also provided about the tree.Also pop into the Cullyamurra Water Hole and Burk's grave. Nearby at InammincaChoke there is beautiful Aboriginal carvings in rocks believed to be thousands of years old.The pub hires canoes ,Innaminca has found it sekf bang in the middle of a mining boom , with the Moomba Basin nearby, so take it easy when driving on the roads around there , visibility can some times be a hazard on the roads.We headed south down the Old StrezeleckiTrack then on to the New Strezlecki Track to make our way to Arkaroola.Both these tracks were much rougher than the Birdsville track we had travelled up on.

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