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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3rd September 2011 - Burke & Wills Campground

Several campsites are located within the vicinity of the Darling River near the township of Menindee, South of Broken Hill. Burke & Wills Campground is adjacent to the river and has level, well shaded campsites. The facilities include a septic toilet, shelter shed, tables, several taps, fire places, easy access to the river and rubbish bins. The dirt road from Broken Hill / Menindee Road has deep corrugations are unavoidable. A great spot to spend some time so make sure you have plenty of provisions to last an extended stay

Camps Australia Wide No. 5 Site No. N - 1135
Camps Australia Wide No. 6 Site No. N – 1139
GPS: 32°18'17.0"S – 142°29'55.0"E
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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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29th November 2010 - Ellenborough Falls – Elands - NSW

Approx 39k North of Wingham and South West of Port Macquarie are the Ellenborough Falls. These falls are the second highest in Australia and are worth the trauma of driving over approximately 10k of shocking dirt road from Wingham. The dirt access road via Comboyne is twice as long and twice as rough and is definitely a NO NO. At the top of the falls is a parking area with septic toilets, tables, shelter shed and bins that is suitable for an overnight stay as long as it is not a week end or during the school holidays. There are steps to the top of the falls, a viewing platform and two longer walks to the bottom of the falls. (500m and 700m). On the weekends and school holidays there is a kiosk that is open for refreshments. The nearby town of Elands consists of one shop (no fuel) so be prepared food / water wise.

This site is not listed in Camps Australia Wide No. 5
or Camps Australia Wide No. 6
GPS: 31º35'48.0"S – 152º17'10.0"E (Approx)
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