Hawdon and Bonney Obelisk Barmera

Attraction
Hawdon and Bonney Obelisk
Hawdon and Bonney Obelisk
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About

This was erected to commemorate the overland journey of Hawdon & Bonney in 1838. They were the first pioneers to drive stock from the eastern states to South Australia. They camped on the shores of Lake Bonney, which Hawdon named after his companion. A plaque was later added by the McDouall Stuart Society to honour the explorer John McDouall Stuart. He and his party were the first people to cross the continent from south to north and back again

Hours

Open 24 hours

Facilities and visitor features

4 features
Disabled access available, contact operator for details.

Where you'll be

Dean Drive

Barmera SA 5345