Having a great time Caravanning around Australia
Initially we thought to stop in Griffith, do some shopping and stay at the town free camp overnight before heading on. However, with the weather forecast predicting temperatures soaring to 35 and higher each day we decided that we would Read More …
After we left Narrandera we headed further northwest and stopped in the town of Leeton so that we could pop into the Visitor Information Centre. What an awesome town designed by Walter Burley Griffin as part of the Murrumbidgee Irrigation Read More …
What an awesome little town. Grong Grong is located on the Newell Highway, between Narrandera and West Wyalong. The people are friendly and the shop situated next to the rest area takes donations for your stay. This is what they Read More …
Last week while travelling the Lachlan Valley Way from Forbes to Cowra we stopped and had lunch at the Maisie Thompson Camping Ground in the village of Gooloogong. What an absolute credit to the people of Gooloogong.👏 This camping ground Read More …
From Junee we headed to our next destination Narrandera which is situated inland on the Murrumbidgee River. We stayed a few nights at the Lake Talbot Tourist Park which is awesome. At the moment we are ahead of the crowd Read More …
Junee is one of those very quaint rural towns located in the NSW Riverina area situated 40 kms from Wagga Wagga. We were only planning on staying overnight but as there were a few things we wanted to explore we Read More …
Wagga Wagga is a major regional city in the Riverina area of New South Wales. Wagga Wagga is an Aboriginal word meaning “many crows” in reference to the birds that frequent the area. There is actually a beach, yes Wagga Read More …
Next stop Murrumburrah a township in NSW which is part of a twin town with Harden. The town is on the Burley Griffin Way which is the major link from the Riverina to the Hume Highway near Yass. We decided Read More …
Cowra is a riverside town and is situated in the beautiful Lachlan Valley. The town itself is absolutely charming and a delight to walk through. It’s surrounded by vineyards and various agricultural crops and the prettiest countryside. We have travelled Read More …
After we left Ebor, you can read about in a previous post, we stopped for lunch at Moonbi Lookout which is also a free camp. If you’re heading towards Tamworth down the Moonbi range you will need to move into Read More …