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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.
Rainbow Beach has two caravan parks and is surrounded by Queensland National Park’s three most popular camping grounds. They are favourites of generations for good reasons
Scrambling up rockfaces and lookouts over granite tops were all part of our five day New England route in NSW. We followed the footsteps of Captain Thunderbolt, one of the famous NSW bushrangers. All of these locations and camps are bushranger territory! Find where to camp in the CAMPS App and guides. OUR BEST BUSHRANGER TRAIL So far. And it wasn’t Ned Kelly! We had such a thrill with not only this awesome cave and lookout – but also a camp and beautiful drive on a little known road… FOLLOW CAPTAIN THUNDERBOLT How many bushrangers have had a road named
How many bushrangers have had a road named after them? Fred Ward – actually Frederick Wordsworth Ward – aka Captain Thunderbolt.
Heatley and I at Clarke Lagoon Wildlife Reserve VIC Free camp after free camp, sculptures, pub trails and history… The Great River Road in the Upper Murray, crossing Victoria and New South Wales, is a must-do! Lake Hume – Great River Road VIC I first heard about “The Great River Road” as we picnicked at Khancoban, New South Wales and stopped at Corryong, Victoria, last month. We saw the infant Murray River at Tom Groggin Campground in NSW’s Kosciuszko National Park. What a great decision it was to return home via the Murray, from Tallangatta through to Towong. Here’s what
Have you visited Pinjarra, near Mandurah, only an hour south of Perth? And did you know Australia had another Murray River? Pinjarra RV Parking Area in Western Australia is a free camp and within walking distance of the town centre. You’ll find picnic tables, shade and the dump point is about 100 metres away. Additionally, it is pet friendly and there is room for Big Rigs. There is space for 15 recreational vehicles, with a maximum stay of 24 hours only. There must be 5 consecutive nights between any of your stays here. Where to eat Make sure you stop at Pinjarra
For a unique experience this Easter, consider camping at Jondaryan Woolshed, near Toowoomba, QLD. Camping here is quite a treat, as it has limited availability throughout the year due to large events, so booking is always essential! At 150 years old, the heritage-listed woolshed is reportedly the oldest and largest woolshed of its kind in the world! Whilst campers can guide themselves around the museum display, this Easter, some of the Woolshed machinery will be up and running, as well as the weekend opening of The Damper Hut for delicious scones, damper and stew. Yum! Choose from beautiful creekside unpowered
In Tintaldra, you’ll come across a big Murray Cod, the Murray River, pub curry nights and living history at the Tintaldra Store.
My brother and his family had an interesting adventure at Minyon Falls, near Lismore in northern New South Wales!
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