New South Wales

Dunlop Station was established in 1880 and was once a million acres!!! Since then it has been split into smaller private properties and Dunlop is now the smallest station in the area. Dunlop Station offers unpowered campsites along the Darling River and Historic Tours, which we highly recommend! WHERE IS IT? Toorale Road, Louth NSW 14km south of Louth (west side of Darling River) CAMP FEES Camping fees are $20 per night. CAMPGROUND INFORMATION The Station has unpowered campsites on the [Read more...]

Brewarrina is in Outback NSW between the towns of Walgett and Bourke. Four Mile Reserve is a free camp that sits on the Barwon River just 10 minutes from the township. The Reserve has plenty of space, shade and there are toilets and showers at the boat ramp if you need them. Make sure you don’t just pull up in the asphalt carpark, turn along the dirt road past the toilets and there’s plenty of space along the river. WHERE IS IT? 9820 Tarrion-Yarrawin Road, Brewarrina NSW CAMP [Read more...]

Menindee is a small township around 100kms south east of Broken Hill in Outback NSW and is where you will find the beautiful Lake Pamamaroo.   Lake Pamamaroo is a free camp that stretches for around 2kms along the waters edge.   We were lucky enough to see the lake at full capacity while we were there!  It's a great spot for swimming, especially for kids as it’s quite shallow and you are set up only a matter of metres from the water's edge.   WHERE IS IT? Main Weir [Read more...]