| At a Glance | |
|---|---|
| Location | Cobb Highway, NSW (Echuca Moama to Wilcannia) |
| Distance | More than 600km touring route |
| Accommodation | Camping grounds, caravan parks, holiday parks, hotels and motels |
| Highlights | Hay Plains, Broken Hill, Bourke, White Cliffs |
| In Camps App | See Camps App |
Where: Cobb Highway, NSW
Looking for a real outback adventure? Long Paddock takes you through the wide open spaces of country NSW and leads you to iconic outback towns such as Broken Hill, Bourke and White Cliffs. At more than 600km long this route spans along the Cobb Highway from Echuca Moama to Wilcannia.
Long Paddock is a historic web of tracks that connected the inland NSW and Queensland stock-breeding areas with Victoria’s emerging markets. As well as being rich with history, this touring route will take you through some of Australia’s most unique landscapes such as the Hay Plains (the flattest place in the southern hemisphere) and historically significant agricultural areas.
In terms of accommodation, there is a range of places to stay along the way including camping grounds, caravan parks, holiday parks, hotels and motels. Wanganella Camp Creek Park is a particularly nice place to stop over for the night with its Billabong creek, natural scenery, bird life and peaceful places to catch a fish or two.
With a wide variety of things to see and do there is a little something for everyone. Whether you want to experience Australian sheep shearing at Shear Outback, cruise the Murray River or learn about Australian history at the various Museums located along the way, Long Paddock is a memorable experience.
To see more attractions and events on this route visit the Long Paddock website.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the Long Paddock touring route?
The Long Paddock touring route spans more than 600km along the Cobb Highway from Echuca Moama to Wilcannia in NSW.
What towns can I visit along Long Paddock?
The route takes you through iconic outback towns including Broken Hill, Bourke and White Cliffs, offering a genuine outback Australian experience.
What type of accommodation is available along the route?
There’s a range of accommodation options including camping grounds, caravan parks, holiday parks, hotels and motels throughout the Long Paddock route.
Is Wanganella Camp Creek Park suitable for fishing?
Yes, Wanganella Camp Creek Park offers peaceful places to catch a fish or two along Billabong creek, with natural scenery and bird life.
What are the main attractions along Long Paddock?
Attractions include Australian sheep shearing experiences at Shear Outback, Murray River cruises, various museums, and the Hay Plains – the flattest place in the southern hemisphere.
What is the historical significance of Long Paddock?
Long Paddock is a historic web of tracks that connected the inland NSW and Queensland stock-breeding areas with Victoria’s emerging markets.
Are there specific campsite details in the Camps App?
Check the Camps App for current details on specific campsites, facilities and access information along the Long Paddock route.
What makes the Hay Plains special?
The Hay Plains are noted as the flattest place in the southern hemisphere and represent one of Australia’s most unique landscapes along the touring route.
