Tag: free camp
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Cann River & Genoa Campgrounds
Read more: Cann River & Genoa CampgroundsWow, after coming across these two campgrounds we thought, could things get any better. Both excellent free campgrounds, in our time of travel, I would say 2 of the best we have come across. Our previous campsite was Banksia Bluff Campground. The road to these campgrounds was easy to travel. Our Experience We stayed at…
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Banksia Bluff Campground – Free
Read more: Banksia Bluff Campground – FreeThis is a free campground that has to be booked, and boy, were we surprised by how good it was. Very dog friendly and heaps of walking tracks to go on and beaches and tracks to explore. If you are following these blog posts, our previous campsite was Lake King Waterfront Park. Our Experience You…
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Kohlhagens Beach Campground
Read more: Kohlhagens Beach CampgroundOur Kohlhagens Beach Campground review is a positive one, a free campsite just west of Wagga Wagga, NSW. A place worth staying at for an overnight stop or maybe for a night or two if you want to explore the area. Our Opinion It was a surprise to find a sandy beach this far from…
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Stuart Town Recreation Reserve
Read more: Stuart Town Recreation ReserveOur Review / Opinion Stuart Town, located in the Central West region of New South Wales. Originally known as Ironbark, the town is famously immortalised in Banjo Paterson’s poem, “The Man from Ironbark,” which reflects its colourful past during the Australian gold rush era. With a current population of approximately 240, it is a small…
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Nhill Aviation Heritage Centre and Campsite
Read more: Nhill Aviation Heritage Centre and CampsiteWhat a place to visit, the Nhill Aviation Heritage Centre and camp. Just don’t do it when it’s extremely windy, as was our stay, so much so we couldn’t cook on the BBQ or inside as the gas would go out! There goes the hot water – all good as only staying for 1 night.…
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Coonabarabran Golf Club Campsite
Read more: Coonabarabran Golf Club CampsiteOur Opinion / Experience Coonabaraban Golf Club campsite – Coonabarabran is known as the “Astronomy Capital of Australia” due to its proximity to the Warrumbungle Observatory and the Siding Spring Observatory. Apparently, every year around Labour Day long weekend there is a StarFest. Could be worth a look so check out their website. This is…
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Faithful Bingara Riverside Camp West
Read more: Faithful Bingara Riverside Camp WestOur review of the Faithfull Bingara Rverside Camp West, which is in the New England area of NSW.