Wollomombi Falls Picnic Area

Hillgrove, NSW

Green Gully Campground

Immerse yourself in the beauty of nature at Green Gully Campground. This National Park area provides access to scenic walking tracks with breathtaking views of the Chandler and Wollomombi Rivers. By staying here, you can enjoy peaceful camping facilities, spot unique wildlife, and explore nearby lookouts for sunrise or sunset. It's an ideal getaway for outdoor enthusiasts or families seeking an adventure-packed holiday.

Wollomombi, NSW

Wollomombi Rest Area

Wollomombi, NSW

Oaky Creek Rest Area

Wollomombi, NSW

Dingo Fence Rest Area

Argyle, NSW

Gara River Rest Area

Gara River Rest Area is a quaint, secluded destination along Waterfall Way. This compact yet practical place offers a toilet and picnic area for a comfortable stopover. Suitable for small vans, it's renowned for its manageable bitumen and gravel surface. Positioned 1,000m above sea level, the surroundings can turn quite chilly during winters, providing a refreshing change of climate. Whether you are on a long journey or looking for a serene spot for a quick break, Gara River Rest Area welcomes you with its tranquil ambiance.

Pretty Beach, NSW

Pretty Beach Camping Area Kioloa

Pretty Beach Camping Area in Kioloa, located within Murramarang National Park, offers visitors an exceptional beachside camping experience. It's perfect for nature enthusiasts, with abundant wildlife, coastal walks and fishing opportunities. Immerse yourself in an untouched natural landscape, kick back with a picnic amidst picturesque views, or wake up to an impressive sunrise over the Pacific Ocean.

Eden, NSW

Pinnacles Loop Walking Track

The Pinnacles Loop Walking Track, based on the NSW Far South Coast, offers a gentle journey through diverse woodland terrain, topped with remarkable coastal views. Two lookouts along the track present perfect vantage points to admire the spectacular Pinnacles - ancient cliffs of soft white sands capped with a layer of red gravel clay. The surrounding vegetation includes swathes of pine trees amidst the eucalyptus, with ongoing efforts in place to maintain its natural state. This family-friendly walk provides a chance to enjoy the tranquility of nature and to witness the impressive timeline of geological history.

Camooweal, QLD

Camooweal Caves National Park

Camooweal Caves National Park is a captivating destination located in the semi-arid Barkly Tablelands. Spanning 13,800 hectares, the park is highlighted by impressive sinkholes which have been carved into layers of soluble dolomite dating back 500 million years. Open eucalypt woodland, spinifex, turpentine wattle shrubland, and vast Mitchell grass plains enhance its scenic allure. The area is a haven for a variety of birds including waterbirds and woodland species visible throughout the year. For a seamless experience, visitors are encouraged to bring their own fresh water and fuel stoves, as these are not provided.