Experience the grandeur and wonders of outback NSW In the semi-arid backblocks of far western New South Wales, about half way between Broken Hill and White Cliffs, lies Mutawintji National Park – 690 sq. km of rugged, mulga-clad ranges dissected by sinuous gorges and creek beds lined with red gums. Beyond the ranges, wind-blown saltbush […]
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 […]
Way To Go – The Waterfall Way
Connecting the beaches and rainforests of the Coffs Coast with the Great Dividing Range, Waterfall Way is one of the most picturesque touring routes in NSW. You don’t have to be a genius to figure out there are lots of impressive waterfalls along Waterfall Way. The name simply says it all. Linking Armidale and the […]
Avida Caravans Topaz 21’
Aussie Gem As a caravan reviewer, I get to see a lot of different vans. In many ways, that’s no different from a lot of readers who spend time at shows or trawling through various yards looking for the van that ticks their boxes or stirs some spark. Sometimes the search can be disheartening. One […]
Darling River Run—Brewarrina to Wentworth
“Where does the inland flowing NSW Macquarie River end – maybe an inland sea?” This question was posed by NSW Governor Sir Ralph Darling to Charles Sturt and Hamilton Hume in 1828. Their expedition led to the discovery of the Bogan River. In an 1829 expedition these two explorers reached the Upper Darling. In 1835 […]
