Restaurants in Hawker, SA
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40 Elder Terrace, Hawker, 5434
+61 8 8648 4086
At BP, our retail fuels business is at the heart of who we are in Australia. The BP brand shines bright at close to 1, 000 independently owned and operated sites and approximately 350 BP-owned sites, around the country. We've been operating here for almost 100 years and we're proud of it! 
bp Truckstop in Hawker is a convenient stop for fuel needs and offers various shopping options. Customers appreciate the friendly staff, great facilities, and well-stocked store. Some visitors also enjoy purchasing souvenirs. 
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Flinders Ranges Way, Hawker, 5434
(08) 8648 0700
Rawnsley Park Station is owned and managed by fourth generation Flinders Ranges’ residents, Tony and Julieanne Smith. The station has been in the Smith family since 1953, and was originally owned by Tony’s father, Clem Smith. Initially devoted to sheep shearing, the station first ventured into tourism in 1968, when the first cabins were opened and sheep shearing demonstrations began. Tony and Julieanne assumed ownership of Rawnsley Park in 1985 and, since then, have transformed a small, struggling sheep station into an award-winning tourism facility that attracts 20, 000 visitors each year. Though tourism is the main industry on the property, the Station still runs 2000 sheep. Active members of the South Australian tourism industry, Tony and Julieanne are passionate about the Flinders Ranges and the tourism opportunities it presents. They were one of the first tourism operators in South Australia to gain official ecotourism accreditation and are also interested in developing the 'geotourism' sector, which involves understanding how the earth was formed. Committed to environmentally responsible and sustainable tourism, Tony and Julieanne have entered into a Heritage Agreement with the South Australian Department of Environment and Heritage in order to protect the diverse vegetation of Rawnsley Bluff. Their substantial financial investment into the new Rawnsley Park eco-villas is further evidence of this commitment. Avid travellers, Tony and Julieanne have explored much of the Australian Outback and enjoy summer holidays by the sea. They have three boys, all of whom have been raised at Rawnsley Park Station. Rawnsley Park Station is a popular caravan park located in the Flinders Ranges. Customers praise the beautiful natural surroundings, clean facilities, friendly staff, and convenient amenities. Many highlight the scenic views, cleanliness of the amenities, and helpfulness of the staff. Some recommend specific activities such as hiking and visiting Wilpena Pound. Several mention the availability of firewood and access to nearby walking trails. The campsites are described as well maintained with good views, and the accommodation is often referred to as clean and modern. Overall, customers express great satisfaction with their stays and look forward to returning. 
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66 Elder Terrace, Hawker, 5434
(08) 8648 4380
Cafe Flinders Food Co is a popular cafe in Hawker known for its friendly service, delicious food, and excellent coffee. Customers highly recommend the baked goods, specifically the sausage rolls, pies, and cakes. The atmosphere is described as modern, relaxing, and kid-friendly. Some visitors also appreciate the pet-friendly outdoor seating area. 