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Experience farm life at Myella Farm Stay, Baralaba, Queensland

Carl, Lyn and Jose Update August 2022 – Myella is currently closed to camping. This article was written for the GO WEST Stay with a Farmer Promotion after the droughts. Farms should be looking a bit greener these days, but our farmers still need our support! “When you come here, you are joining our family,” said Carl Hendrick. “We cook for you, we eat with you, and the bonus is we get a nice experience from you as well. “We offer farm experiences and horse riding. If there is no mustering we’ll go on a trail ride. We cater for

Michelle Gilmore 1 July, 2022

Bucket List

Camp at the Red Centre: Ayers Rock Resort, Northern Territory

CAMPS at Ayers Rock Resort As a caravan park, Ayers Rock Resort at Yulara, NT has all you need. It is pet friendly, has room for Big Rigs, amenities, laundry, camp kitchen, playground, pool and shade of the desert oaks. We loved the hill – where you see “The Rock“, and can toast the excitement of being so close to Uluru and Kata Tjuta. It is pricey, but this is the only option so close to Uluru for camping, and you do want to book in advance. You do have access to the resort restaurants and bars, shops, galleries, information

Michelle Gilmore 1 July, 2022

Outback & Bush

BUCKET LIST: Kayak the Ord River, Kununurra, Western Australia

This was a real adventure, one our kids talk about again and again. And what a way to explore this section of The Kimberley! We booked a two-day, self guided kayaking tour. We packed our food and drink, ice, clothes, camera and sundries – they provided the kayaks, life jackets, tents, waterproof barrels for your gear and eskies. You carry everything you need in your canoes – so pack lightly! Day 1 It was a 6.15am start and an hour’s drive. After a stop at the Lake Argyle lookout, you are given tips, and dropped near the dam wall in our 2

Michelle Gilmore 17 June, 2022

Bullara Station, Western Australia - Image by Dale and Tracey Adams from Adams Family Travels

Camping

Experience the outback at Bullara Station, Western Australia

Camps Ambassadors, Adams Family Travels, enjoyed a stop at Bullara Station, a working cattle station located between Exmouth and Coral Bay in WA. They offer a range of accommodation including self contained cottages, powered and unpowered camp sites and a shearers lodge. Try one of their unique showers. There is a communal fire pit that is lit every night and evening meals are available. There are several signed walks around the property including a sunset viewing hill. Be sure to try their homemade scones and/or coffee between 8.30am and midday. Find this site and more nearby in the CAMPS guide books, new

Michelle Gilmore 25 May, 2022

Destinations

Camp at a Cattle Station and Wayside Inn at Curtin Springs, Northern Territory

Curtin Springs – image Dian Maney Curtin Springs is a special part of Australia, owned by a family who have made this remote place their home. Unpowered sites are free, and there is a fee for shower/facilities and powered sites. It is pet friendly, caters for big rigs through to tents. With over a million acres of land, Curtin Springs includes a cattle station, handmade paper production, guided walks, and Wayside Inn that provides accommodation, campground, fuel, store and meals. Powered sites are limited so ensure you call ahead, but unpowered sites are unallocated and require no booking. Unpowered sites are

Michelle Gilmore 6 May, 2022

Immerse Yourself In Nature

Where to stay near Kings Canyon, Northern Territory

Kings Canyon Resort, Northern Territory Kings Canyon Resort Amazing views here! Dingos walking outside the campground and could hear them howl at night. Had to put our shoes away, in case they took them! Amazing sunrise and sunset. One of the most spectacular walks at the Canyon, too. It is a bit pricey, but a five star location! The resorts bars and restaurants, convenience stores and petrol station are available to campground guests. Dogs are allowed in the campground, however must be kept secure and on a leash at all times. You can also camp at: Kings Creek Station Northern Territory Staying

Michelle Gilmore 18 March, 2022

Lightning Ridge, New South Wales - image Keith Halford

Bucket List

Must See and Do on a Lightning Ridge road trip in New South Wales

Lightning Ridge, New South Wales – image Keith Halford Most people have heard of Lightning Ridge and know it is THE destination for NSW opals. But did you know there are other attractions around here for a roadtrip? Also that Opals are Australia’s national gemstone? The Lightning Ridge area has plenty of free camps and bore baths, too. Even a free camp with a bore bath! Keith Halford from our Facebook Group, I Love Camping Australia Wide said he “Loved our stay in Lightning Ridge! So many things to see and do here.” Here’s his list: The Chambers Of The Black

Michelle Gilmore 4 March, 2022

Destinations

A pilgrimage to “The Dig Tree”, Coopers Creek, Queensland

The Dig Tree – image Keith Skinner Very recently I achieved my long time ambition to visit Burke and Wills Camp number 65 on Coopers Creek, the very famous “Dig Tree”. At this point, if you are asking yourself; ‘What is a Dig Tree, forget it. Stop reading right now. However, if I have just touched your travel adventurous inner-self, you’re now moving closer to the text, looking for what comes next. On arrival at the Dig Tree, my first thought was; I’m here. But where am I, I asked myself? I’m on the bank of a cream coloured river

Keith Skinner 4 March, 2022

Immerse Yourself In Nature

Must See: Cobbold Gorge, Queensland

Hidden in the Gulf Savannah of Queensland is a natural wonder you will want to put on your bucket list. CAMPS Ambassadors Dan and Manda cruised the gorge and trekked the walls, capturing these beautiful images. The only access to this unique landmark is via a guided tour. The rugged sandstone cliffs are up to 19 metres high, and includes an area of about 80 square kilometres. The gorge narrows to just 2 metres in places which indicates that it is the youngest known gorge in Queensland today. Be wowed by the geological processes you will see! They stayed at

Michelle Gilmore 16 December, 2021

outback

Experience farm life at Myella Farm Stay, Baralaba, Queensland

Camp at the Red Centre: Ayers Rock Resort, Northern Territory

BUCKET LIST: Kayak the Ord River, Kununurra, Western Australia

Experience the outback at Bullara Station, Western Australia

Camp at a Cattle Station and Wayside Inn at Curtin Springs, Northern Territory

Where to stay near Kings Canyon, Northern Territory

Must See and Do on a Lightning Ridge road trip in New South Wales

A pilgrimage to “The Dig Tree”, Coopers Creek, Queensland

Must See: Cobbold Gorge, Queensland

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