Tcharkulda Rock

In winter the base of the tafoni are alive with the pink flowered rock crassula.

During the early settlement, Tcharkulda was a major supplier of the township of Minnipa's water via an extensive gutter network and 750 kilolitre dam, completed in 1914 at a cost of AUD8,940.

Today, the area is a well used picnic area and provides a beautiful setting for a family outing. On the grounds the local Kiwanis group have restored a Shepherd's Hut, as a reminder of the solitary existence of the early pastoralists in the area.

You may also notice a running track, pegged out using white posts. This track is used by the local schools as an annual cross country run.