Highly recommend: Silo Art Trail, North East Victoria
If you love Silo Art, pop this art trail on your list. It is all relatively close, has loads of free camping, caravan parks, old pubs and attractions – and the Murray River is not far away!
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If you love Silo Art, pop this art trail on your list. It is all relatively close, has loads of free camping, caravan parks, old pubs and attractions – and the Murray River is not far away!
If you have travelled through Thallon, a tiny town west of Goondiwindi, near St George, Dirranbandi and Nindigully – you’ll know about the Thallon Silo Art.
Have you seen the world’s largest burrowing mammals? These sleep-loving, plant eating loners can weigh a hefty 20 kg and grow up to 85cm.
Karajini NP WA Gorge Rim Here are some epic action-packed adventures plus iconic Aussie destinations to share with your children and teens, that they will remember, and you will cherish. Bicentennial Tree Pemberton WA 1. Climb the Bicentennial Tree, Western Australia Tallest of three fire lookout trees in the Pemberton area – this is super scary! Especially for mums looking on. We stayed at Pemberton Caravan Park. Kayak the Ord River Kununurra WA 2. Kayak the Ord River, Western Australia We kayaked for a two-day self-guided tour on the spectacular Ord River, and stopped at a rustic private camp overnight.
Words and Images by Mark McGirr via Caravan & Camping Australia
Thanks Mark for sharing your experiences at an Australian icon, The Horizontal Falls
The school holidays coincide with NAIDOC celebrations. Here’s a selection of First Nations culture events at AMAZING destinations across the country!
Have you visited the Australian National Botanic Gardens in Canberra, ACT?
Over the school holidays, there are events for families.
How does a visit to a colony of koalas sound?
Our CAMPS Ambassadors Manda and Dan stopped into Yanchep National Park, Western Australia on their way to Perth.
KARLU KARLU / Devil’s Marbles are a sacred site known as Karlu Karlu in the language of the traditional owners the Warumungu people.
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