Innamincka was made famous by the explorers Burke and Wills with their ill-fated exploration across central Australia. Innamincka was the traditional home of the Yandrumandha, Dieri and Yarrawarrka Aborigines, it was then proclaimed a township in 1890.

The Innamincka Trading Post was established in 1972 when it and The Cooper’s Creek Hotel/Motel were established to service travellers through the region. It’s situated within the Innamincka Regional Reserve on the banks of Cooper Creek in South Australia’s Channel Country.

Since 1972

The first European to visit the area was Charles Sturt in 1845, he was then followed by Burke and Wills in 1861 who both died in the area which is commemorated with a monument in Innamincka which was erected in 1944.

Since its establishment in 1972 the Innamincka Trading Post has provided a comprehensive range of supplies and services for visitors to the area. It has grown from being a small stop over, to a bush icon, which provides excellent meals, accommodation, auto services and accessories, permits and general store services.

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FUEL & GAS

Premium Unleaded and Diesel.
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AUTO ACCESSORIES

Auto accessories and services to keep you going on your adventure.
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SOUVENIRS & MAPS

Maps, books and souvenirs to find your way outback and something to read around the campfire.

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TAKEAWAY FOOD

Takeaway food available.
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SUPERMARKET

Supermarket available to restock your supplies for your adventure.
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FISHING

A range of rods, reels, bait and other fishing products available.

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TOILETS

Male and female toilets available
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ICE

Ice for when the beer is getting too warm!

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KINGS Stockist

We stock a large range of Adventure Kings / 4WD Supa Centre products.

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    Address

    Innamincka Trading Post, South Terrace, Innamincka, South Australia 5731

    Opening hours

    8am to 5pm
    7 days a week