Now it is your turn. Also known as Murrumbidgee Valley National Park, Yanga contains fascinating chapters of Australian history. Camp by the banks of the Murrumbidgee like Burke and Wills once did; see over 150 species of birds in the park’s trees, skies and ecologically-important wetlands; acquaint yourself with bygone days at the old homestead, woolshed and countless Aboriginal sites, and enjoy a spot of fishing by the river. Mamanga Campground is a free camp on banks of Murrumbidgee River. A lovely quiet camping area 10-15 minutes out of Balranald on the Hay side off the Sturt Highway. Fishing almost from the door. Area is still unknown by many, but in time will be a favorite of some

From Balranald drive south-west on Sturt Highway toward Hay for 2km. Turn west onto Windomal Road. Continue on Windomal Road for 4.4km, turning onto a dirt road at waypoint and following signs to Yanga National Park and the campground. Note: Vans have one area and tents another