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Darling River campground (Yapara Paaka Thuru) Toorale National Park

01/05/2020 by Jo Pedler

Camp by the riverbank at Darling River campground (Yapara Paaka Thuru) in Toorale National Park, near Bourke. Watch animals and birds flock to the river, go fishing, and discover the history and scenery of outback NSW.

If you’re exploring Toorale or Gundabooka national parks, Darling River campground (Yapara Paaka Thuru), near Bourke, is a basic bush camp with limited facilities. Set up your tent, campervan or trailer in a peaceful spot beside the river, and see what makes this place so special to the Kurnu-Baakandji People.

The campground is ideally located for exploring the iconic Darling River drive, or Mount Talowla lookout with its sweeping views of the park. Discover the fascinating history of nearby Toorale Homestead, once the world’s largest sheep station. Or, try your hand at fishing for yellow belly in the Darling River, beside the river red gums and coolabah trees.

It’s a good idea to visit during the cooler months, between April and September. After the rains, the landscape comes to life with wildflowers, and the floodplains become a birdwatcher’s paradise. Bring your binoculars to spot wedge-tailed eagles soaring above or spoonbills and Major Mitchell’s cockatoos by the water. The Darling River is also a favourite watering hole for kangaroos, emus and goannas.

After a day of outback adventures, enjoy dinner against a magical sunset and starry night, as the kangaroos, emus and goannas come down to the river watering hole.

Telegraph Hotel Goodooga

01/05/2020 by Brewarrina Tourism

The Telegraph Hotel is the place to go for a great Bistro Meal.

With a Cold beer and a friendly face, its going to hit the spot when your travelling through the Outback.

Call for Bistro hours

The Telegraph Hotel offers four rooms with ensuite. Each room contains

1 double bed & 1 single bed

Goodooga Artesian Springs

01/05/2020 by Brewarrina Tourism

Imagine waking up to a complete oasis in the Outback of NSW…Now you can, at the Goodooga Great Artesian Bore Baths Complex. Located on the edge of Goodooga in Queensland Street, you’ll find a brand new, purpose built, full wheelchair accessible pool fed by water from the Great Artesian Basin.

The mineral rich waters from deep underground in the Artesian Basin maintain a constant temperature of 40 degrees in the pool, it really is like soaking away your cares in the big bathtub! The therapeutic benefits of Artesian Waters have been acknowledged for thousands of years right around the world. The Mineral rich Artesian water has been known to boost blood circulation, reduce stress, promote sleep, relieve pain, provide relief from and heal skin problems…

The benefits are endless! If you are worried about missing your daily gym session, fear not, a fabulous new set of Outdoor Hybrid Gym Equipment has recently been installed, making this a total little hub for health and fitness! Massive car park to turn bigger vehicles around, hot showers, electric BBQ, dump point, lighting, table and chairs.

https://visitbrewarrina.com.au/

Copi Hollow Caravan Park

30/04/2020 by Central Darling Shire

Copi Hollow Caravan Park located on the banks of the Copi Hollow. If you’re a family looking for a holiday destination, a couple who love the freedom of caravaning, or you have a love of camping, you’ll just love what we have got to offer. We provide a fun, friendly, relaxed and welcoming atmosphere with studio style accommodation units, caravan and camping sites and facilities. Located in the Far West near Menindee NSW, a 1 hour drive from Broken Hill our caravan park is set on a man made lake, securing our area as a desert oasis. The banks of the Caravan Park are surrounded by lush green lawn and lush shady trees.

Copi Hollow Caravan Park is a paradise for water-skiers, fishermen and water lovers. Fill your days with adventure or tranquility. Laze on the green lawn by the banks of the lake while the children enjoy the water or water sports.

Our park facilities include a playground, disabled facilities, BBQ’s and Camp Kitchen. The park has two large, conveniently located amenities buildings each with laundry facilities. Our Park was created and is run by the Broken Hill Speedboat Club, a local non-profit sporting organisation and our park has permanent on-site caretakers.