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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!
Giralia Station WA – image Adams Family Travels Five million hectares of new national parks, marine parks and other conservation reserves has been the five year plan for the West Australian government. You’ll find them from the Kimberley in the north, right down to the southern coastline. Here’s some of the names to look out for: Helena Aurora Range National Park Houtman Abrolhos Islands National Park, off Geraldton Fortescue Marsh, the largest ephemeral wetland in the Pilbara Marine parks Buccaneer Archipelago in the Kimberley Sites in the Perth metropolitan area Recherche Archipelago near Esperance Stokes Inlet National Park Opportunities exist
Are you feeling lucky? Line up your family or friends and head out to one of these “diamond in the rough” camps and have a fossick around.
A lap of Australia generally includes The Red Centre, and an outback pilgrimage to “the opal capital of the world”, where living underground is the norm. Coober Pedy attractions in South Australia are a must see – here is where to camp!
The school holidays coincide with NAIDOC celebrations. Here’s a selection of First Nations culture events at AMAZING destinations across the country!
Baldy Top, outside Quilpie, Queensland, is minimum effort for maximum views!
Only 7km outside town – and on the way to Toompine Hotel – it is a hike we highly recommend.
When we visited Kakadu National Park in the Northern Territory, I was intrigued to learn about the difference in seasons. Even more fascinating, was how they directed ways of life, and what they meant for survival.
Looking to explore some of the small and beautiful towns of Queensland and need an bargain camp to base yourself? Take a look at Good Night Scrub Hall.
Nothing compares to The Kimberley. I don’t think I could even anticipate how much this well known region, covering the north of Western Australia would resonate within me.
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