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It is no wonder people get confused! Both these sites have camping, waterfalls and are incredibly beautiful. Both are on the New South Wales Waterfall Way!
Take on an adventure ‘Back of Bourke’ to 320,000 acres that is Trilby Station. Experience the remote lifestyle first-hand, particularly during this prolonged drought.
Outback born and bred, Ken, Anita and Katelyn Burcher welcome you to Four Corners, a 23,000-acre working station.
If you are looking for a free camping area rich with Australian History, you will find it at Wooldridge Recreation & Fossicking Reserve, Rocky River
Warrumbungle National Park, near Coonabarabran in central western NSW, is Australia’s first Dark Sky Park and the first in the southern hemisphere.
This beautifully manicured private property is a budget priced paradise and just the ticket if you’re looking for peace and tranquility.
Our GoRV Freedom Camp of the Month is the beautiful Dangars Gorge Campground – and it comes with a waterfall!
It has cost $145 million to seal and upgrade all the remaining unsealed sections on the Cobb highway and Silver City highway in far western NSW.
Alternative to driving Glen Innes – Tenterfield – we drove west to Emmaville (lovely little caravan park next to the public pool, and 2 pubs in town, one opposite a museum). Then onto the Torrington State Conservation Area.
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