18th September 2011 - Anabranch (Bunnerungee) Bridge

This large camping area is located approximately 199k South of Broken Hill and 66k North of Wentworth on the Silver City Highway. There are plenty of shade and level sites beside the river and a short distance away is a large level open area that is closer to the long drop toilet. Rubbish bins are provided and this site is suitable for an overnight stay when travelling between Broken Hill and Wentworth

Camps Australia Wide No. 5 Site No. N - 1142
Camps Australia Wide No. 6 Site No. N - 1149
GPS: 33°34'50.0"S – 141°45'21.0"E
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7th September 2011 - Stephens Creek Rest Area

Approximately 50k South of Broken Hill and 57k North of Menindee on the Menindee / Broken Hill Road is Stephens Creek. This small area suitable for an overnight stay, is level and shaded. Although there are no facilities, it is worth a stop to have a walk along the river bed and give the legs a bit of a stretch. A good spot between Menindee and Broken Hill to have a cuppa.

This site is not listed in Camps Australia Wide No. 5
or Camps Australia Wide No. 6
GPS: 32°09'16.0"S – 141°55'06.0"E
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4th September 2011 - Pamamaroo Lake Campground

This campground is virtually adjacent to the Burke and Wills Campground near the township of Menindee, South of Broken Hill – All along the edge of the lake are level, open and shaded grassy camping sites, large enough to accommodate a caravan with the annex facing the lake. There are randomly spaced bins and the septic toilet is a short walk to the Burke and Wills Campground.

Camps Australia Wide No. 5 Site No. N – 1134
Camps Australia Wide No. 6 Site No. N – 1138
GPS: 32°18'47.0"S – 142°30'16.0"E
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23rd November 2007 - Murray River & Darling River Junction - Wentworth, N.S.W.

This day picnic area is a short distance from the town of Wentworth, just north of the NSW / Victorian border and is well worth a look. Picnic tables, BBQ’s, toilets, plenty of shade and an observation platform are all in this delightful park. A little further along the sealed road brings you to No 10 Weir which is another day area to take a few nice photos.

Camps Australia Wide No 5 Site No. N - 1146
Camps Australia Wide No 6 Site No. N - 1153
GPS: 34º06'39.4"S - 141º54'35.4"E
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14th November 2007 - Benanee Lake, Euston / Balranald District, N.S.W.

Adjacent to Lake Benanee, 15k East of Euston and 65k West of Balranald is a large rest area with septic toilets, shelter sheds, boat ramp, bins and limited shady sites. This area is about 150 meters from the lake and a track from the Eastern of the end of the rest area provides limited access for 1 or two medium rigs. Although a large area at the eastern end of the track looks inviting, it is fine sand and suitable for 4WD only. The lake itself is shallow and cloudy but by walking our about 100m, a refreshing dip in thigh deep water is welcome in the extreme heat.

Camps Australia Wide No. 5 Site No. N – 0876
Camps Australia Wide No. 6 Site No. N – 0874
GPS: 34º31’14.3”S - 142º52’38.8”E
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