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Now to the West Kimberley on our Aussie big lap! From Derby and Broome to Perth, here’s what we got up to (and our best bits) with our four kids… (Here’s part one and two, in case you missed it!) Read the original article in the Rainbow Beach Community News on page 21: https://rainbowbeachcommunitynews.com.au/read-online/august-2013/
We hope you’re ready for some 2024 adventures, but firstly – THANK YOU to all the travellers who wrote in and told us they loved our camping myths! Some had questions, others brought up the self-contained debate and we were told: “It is good to see someone not afraid to print the truths about a lot of the xxxx that is out there. Keep up the good work.” Another traveller, Bruce, used our App and book for a 5-week Streaky Bay to Sydney roadtrip and here are his photos and locations! He told us: “We could not fault the expert
Eagle Bluff Shark Bay World Heritage Area is situated on the Western Australian Coast, it is actually two bays – and it is area you do not want to miss. Situated north of Kalbarri, and south of Carnarvon on the beautiful WA coastline, all of these favourites are accessible with a conventional vehicle: Wild dolphins at Monkey Mia Monkey Mia, probably what we knew the area best for, before our visit. We wanted to check it out and compare it to our very own Tin Can Bay – also known for feeding wild dolphins. It is best to arrive early and
If you are a regular CAMPS newsletter reader, you’ll know that we are very selective about promotions – each newsletter is more about fantastic camps and places you can enjoy around Australia! But we have 3 big announcements. This newsletter has that plus so much more, you’ll want to share it with your camping mates! We announce a HUGE $20 000 Kimberley Bucket List Getaway (free entry – an absolute first for us at CAMPS), talk about our updated camping App that is now FREE and introduce camps+. 1 Free to enter: $20 000 Kimberley Bucket List Getaway! For the
Only six Flying Boat Wrecks of Broome in Western Australia, are visible above the water and only at certain times of the year…
With only a week until Melbourne Cup, this newsletter is all about awesome camps and locations and horses! Starting with a ‘red tick’ camp at Newstead Racecourse. Located near Castlemaine, Victoria, it was only $10 per site per couple. It has EXCELLENT showers, BBQ shelter, large grounds, dump point AND ash pit. Thumbs up to the sheep-in-the-pasture views and the volunteers! GOORAMBAT VIEWS We enjoyed a pub lunch with horse views. There are more in this SILO ART trail in Victoria…plus view the latest mural! TOURING TIP Visit Goondiwindi, QLD to see this racehorse – but did you know he
We’d love to hear from you… Check out our latest campsite news and videos and please send us a video letting us know how you use our guides to info@campsaustraliawide.com. You can also show off some of the great camps you’ve found with them. We’ll share them with a shout out – like Sarah from Stuart Town, NSW (see below). Enjoy the latest camping news! LIGHTNING RIDGE NEWS Visit Lightning Ridge, NSW, and you’ll find new managers for Crocodile Caravan Park. Take a look at our favourite attractions of the Ridge … TIP: LEAVE NO TRACE PILLIGA BORE BATHS, NSW
Wave Rock The Camp is a nature based unpowered campsite, located a short distance from iconic Wave Rock in Hyden, WA. Nestled amongst 16 hectares it offers 11 large sites with access to potable water and flushing toilets. If you like to camp under woodland skies, this is ideal. All sites are generous in size and the fee is $25 per night for the site. It’s a cosy place to stay while visiting iconic Wave Rock and a perfect base for visiting the many local attractions like the Humps, walking trails or Mulka’s caves. Iconic Wave Rock is 15 metres
Denham Seaside is the most westerly Caravan Park in Australia, where you can watch the country’s last sunset from your RV. We stayed at this caravan park a few years back, and they were kind enough to accommodate us in their overflow area during the busy WA school holidays. It was a great base to explore beautiful Shark Bay attractions, stromatolites at Hamelin Pool, Shell Beach and feed dolphins at Monkey Mia. And much more. The new owners since 2018, Clive and Margaret Johnson, Rhys and Hayley Johnson, Aimee and Scott Wilson, also also run Mandalay Resort at Busselton, WA. Manager Colleen Chambers
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