The Darling River Run

One of Australia’s great driving adventures in Outback NSW

Allambie’s Camp

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A family-run farming property now offers self-contained campsites nestled beside a serene billabong. These generously spaced sites provide guests with a peaceful, laid-back escape beneath the shady branches of Coolabah trees—perfect for unwinding and soaking in the region’s stunning western sunsets each evening.

Each site includes a private firepit, with firewood readily available nearby, and ample room for caravans with easy maneuvering on well-maintained tracks. The property welcomes pets, making it an ideal retreat for the whole family.
Bookings are essential prior to arrival, as access to the gated property is secured with a code lock.

Outback Almonds

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Family owned and operated Almond farm along the Darling River, far far west NSW.
Almond Sales • Farm stay • Events

Old Wharf Cafe

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A trip to Pooncarie can only be complete with a visit to the Old Wharf Café. Enjoy a hearty breakfast with a barista made coffee or a classic Devonshire tea. We have an extensive menu and all burger patties are made in-house. Catering available. Buses and group bookings welcome.

Victory Caravan Park

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Victory Caravan Park is located along the banks of the Darling River at Wilcannia.

The park has recently undergone major improvement works including a new amenities block.

The caravan park is well located off the Barrier Highway and caters for both caravans and those wanting to pitch a tent.

There are 40 powered sites available.

When you stay at Victory Caravan Park it is an easy relaxing walk to the town.

Amenities that are provided include toilets, showers and laundry facilities.

If you are looking to stay at the park you are encouraged to plan ahead, because it can book out.

Book online

Culgoa National Park

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Culgoa is a remote national park offering scenic views, free camping, birdwatching, picnicking ,and a number of enjoyable day walks through the varied landscape.

Visitors to Culgoa will find a fascinating park filled with Aboriginal history and the legacy of colonial pastoralists who once worked the land.

Self-sufficient campers will find a quiet retreat and day-trippers will find places to picnic near Brigalow-gidgee woodland. Right on the edge of NSW,in many ways Culgoa gets to the heart of what makes national parks special in the first place.

Narran Lakes Nature Reserve

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Narran Lake Nature Reserve was created in October 1988. it covers an area of 26480ha. Narran Lake Nature Reserve is not open to the public.

In order to protect nesting birds, access to the reserve is limited to those undertaking scientific studies.

For more information please contact Narran Lake Nature Reserve at Narrabri office.