Bellwether camping ground and winery is unique in that it is the only winery we have found that provides powered and un-powered camping sites at a working winery. There are ten campsites surrounding a stand of 400 year old red gum trees. In the centre of the circular camp ground is a fire pit for […]
Campsite Reports
Kwolyin Campground
Western Australian central wheatbelt The Western Australian Wheatbelt has very few opportunities for bush camping, but one I can recommend is the Kwolyin campground located on the Bruce Rock-Quairading Road, only seven kilometres west of Shackleton, and 39 kilometres east of Quairading. The Kwolyin campground was created at the site of the old Kwolyin […]
Moyston Camp Ground
Birthplace of Australian Rules football Moyston is a tiny village situated between the Grampians and Ararat. Once a booming gold mining town Moyston now slumbers in the sun in a pretty valley below the towering bulk of Mount William. With rolling hills billowing away to the east and the solid wall of the Grampians to […]
Casterton Free Campsite
Casterton is the quintessential Australian country town. Its wide main street is lined by a variety of shops with many still boasting sheltering verandas. Built on both sides of the Glenelg River valley with a sturdy bridge spanning this relatively small stream and connecting both sides of the town this is the central service town […]
Dandry Gorge Free Campsite
Dandry Gorge, NSW 72km north of Coonabarabran Recognised as one of the iconic landscapes of inland Australia, the Pilliga Forest, north of Coonabarabran in New South Wales, is in fact, the largest forest in the state west of the Great Divide. Tucked away almost in the centre of this isolated forest which spreads over 500,000 […]
