WWII Camp 16 Mile
Highlights
- Explore the interpretive walk along the Stuart Highway, uncovering the history of a WWII military base.
- Discover cement foundations and local stone fortifications, providing a tangible connection to Australia's wartime past.
- Observe native birds while birdwatching in the area, enhancing your outdoor experience amidst historical remnants.
- Enjoy a picnic in the designated area, combining relaxation with a unique historical setting in Palmerston City.
The WWII Camp 16 Mile was a World War II military base located along the Stuart Highway. It now consists of a series of cement foundations that mark various buildings and constructions, Gun pits (round dirt pits), dirt trenches, short fortifications built of local stone, two bottle dumps and latrines built of cement slabs (‘Flaming Furies’).
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Activities
Actively welcomes people with access needs.
Physical – Mobility
Caters for people with sufficient mobility to climb a few steps but who would benefit from fixtures to aid balance. (This includes people using walking frames and mobility aids)