DLRA Camp

This is the DLRA camp. There are a number of relocatable buildings and storage containers. Members have constructed and installed water tanks, diesel generators, shower and toilet blocks. At the request of the Mt. Ive owners there is to be no further permenant structures. Competitors and their teams and regular visitors have purchased beds in semi-permenant structures.

For other race teams and spectators there is ample room for camping in motorhomes, caravans and tents on un-powered sites, with toilets and showers available. The camp is about 6 km's from the lake. No booking required and fees are payable to the DLRA ($10 per night and a $10 diesel levy, $60 for the week) at the merchandise van of the lake during Speed Week.

From the hill to the South East of the camp	The “gate” to the camp	Panarama from the hill to the South East of the camp
This series of shots does a pan around of the camp site going clockwise. Looking South, original shearers shed, now the DLRA Hilton (for those without tents).	Looking North, some of the containers that have been converted into sleeping quarters	Looking North-East, Lynch camp in the forground with the table of knowledge under the satelite aerial.
Looking East, radio tower at the eastern end of the camp, you can also see some of the portable toilets that are used on the Lake. To the right is the water tank for the toilets and showers	Looking SOuth-East, camping area to the back with water tank and toilet/shower blocks in the foreground	Looking South-East again, a good shot of the toilet/shower blocks and some more camp sites
Same camp sites and back to the shearers shed

Using this interactive map you can zoom out to see where the DLRA camp is in relation to the Lake and the road into the Lake.