Showing posts with label NEW SOUTH WALES - CENTRAL WEST SLOPES AND PLAINS. Show all posts
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Sunday, April 24, 2011

7th December 2010 - Carcoar Dam Camp Spot – Blayney District NSW

Located 12k South West of Blayney and16k North East of Mandurama along a short distance in on a sealed road, Carcoar Dam has grassy, shady sites overlooking the lake and wind farm. The toilets are septic and cold showers are provided. For water enthusiasts there is a boat ramp and fishing is permitted. Further along the road is a further area where electric BBQ’s are located in a shelter shed. Although windy at times, we found this camping area pleasant enough to spend a few days.

Camps Australia Wide No. 5 Site No. N – 0490
Camps Australia Wide No. 6 Site No. N – 0491
GPS: 33°36'39.0"S – 149°10'47.0"E
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Wednesday, April 20, 2011

21st November 2009 - Booberoi Weir - West of Condobolin

Located about 20k North East of Euabalong or 56k West of Condobolin, along Booberoi Road, the turn-off to the weir is opposite the Telstra Tower along a dirt track for about 1k until you come to about 50 metres before a bridge with a load limit of 2 Tonnes. Then turn left and proceed between the old pump houses to the level, well shaded camp site. A walk around the pump houses will give you an idea of the historical ways water was pumped out of the river using an old fire boiler. There are no facilities other than a rubbish bin at this site that we highly recommend for a quiet couple days of fishing and listening to the birds.

Camps Australia Wide No. 5 Site No. N – 1098
Camps Australia Wide No. 6 Site No. N – 1097
GPS: 33°02'13.0"S - 146°38'36.0"E
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13th November 2009 - Dead Mans Point - Lake Cargelligo

Overlooking Lake Cargelligo is Deadmans Point, so named because of a drowning many years ago, where some shade is available in this sloping camp site well away from town. The composting toilet is a recent addition and a table and bins have been provided. Unfortunately, due to drought conditions, the lake was fairly low during our stay and dead Carp were littered along the edge of the lake. In the evening, a hundreds of Pelicans can be seen dining on fish. A return visit when the lake has recovered is on our list of places to return to when the drought ends

Camps Australia Wide No. 5 Site No. N – 1095
Camps Australia Wide No. 6 Site No. N – 1095
GPS: 33*16'46.0"S - 146*23'44.0"E
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6th November 2009 - Barmedman Mineral Pool - Barmedman

Located approximately 35k South East of Wyalong and 33k North West of Temora, Barmedman is a typical country town that has all that the traveller needs to spend a few days. There were no time limit notices and plenty of camp sites around the pool area that are level and well shaded. The large pool has ample grassy areas with tables, shade, cold showers, toilets, change rooms and BBQ’s. The town is within easy walking distance for a meal at the local hotel or take away. The pool opened for use during our stay, ready for the summer season and the school holidays. A donation box is just inside the pool area.

Camps Australia Wide No. 5 Site No. N – 0957
Camps Australia Wide No. 6 Site No. N – 0962
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GPS: 34°08'22.0"S - 147°23'09.0"E







Sunday, February 1, 2009

1st February 2009 - Warrumbungle National Park - Coonabarabran

Blackman Campground at Warrumbungle National Park is 35k West of Coonabarabran and offers a great variety of walking tracks suitable for all types of fitness. Camp Blackman camping area is beside a creek and has hot showers, water, septic toilets, powered sites, plenty of shade and good sites to suit all types of camping. Unfortunately, the cost is high, particularly for those who do not have free entrance passes (E.g., NSW. Pensioners are entitles to free entrance passes all others must pay a daily entrance fee of $7.00 plus overnight camping fees of $10.00 per person). There is plenty of kangaroos and birdlife to make your stay enjoyable.

Camps Australia Wide No. 5 Site No. N – 0921
Camps Australia Wide No. 6 Site No. N – 0921
GPS: 31°17'22.4"S - 148°59'49.9"E
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