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Articles tagged with "campgrounds"

Kangaroo Valley NSW, Come Canoe With Us.

By Heather | March 12th, 2007

The hustle and bustle of Sydney can become overwhelming to even the most hardened of city dwellers at times. If you feel like you've been abused by the city, your boss, or chewed up and spit out- maybe it is time to get out of to ...

Treking Australia, The Hume and Hovell Walking Track

By Heather | January 3rd, 2007

Got your ticket to Oz in your hot little hands and looking for a really unique Aussie adventure? Wanting to experience some fair dinkum Aussie grass lands, mountains and national parks ...



Northern Territory- "Doing The Triangle"

By Heather | September 28th, 2006

When visiting the Northern Territory- a very common route is called The Triangle This is basically Darwin to Jabiru to Pine Creek or Katherine and back up to Darwin via Litchfied Park. When taking on this Great driving route m ...

Sydney- Camping in the Northern Beaches

By Heather | September 27th, 2006

The Basin New South Wales has a very organized set of national parks that are complete with cooking, shower, and camping facilites. Among the parks I have visited, The Basin is a stand out. If you live in or around the Syd ...

Northern Territory- Cooinda

By Heather | September 26th, 2006

An integral part of doing The Triangle is Cooinda. Cooinda – even though it is one of the more substantial dots on the map- is only an aboriginal cultural center, resort, and gas station. There is no town. Granted- it is a ni ...

Northern Territory- Pine Creek

By Heather | September 26th, 2006

Pine Creek, is basically the bottom corner of “The Triangle” (an hour north of Katherine and about 2 hours south of Darwin), and is a historic mining town. It has housed and currently houses migrant mining populations fo ...

Northern Territory- Jabiru

By Heather | September 25th, 2006

A milestone corner of The Triangle, Jabiru is little more than a company town designed to support the local Uranium mining operation. It is also considered the entrance to Kakadu Park. The township is little more than a jumping ...

Northern Territory- Mary River YHA

By Heather | September 20th, 2006

Mary River Camp Ground and YHA- Mary River is family outfit that is very professionally run. Blessed with a stunning country side, they have managed a very good back-to-basics wildlife and river retreat while adding the ke ...

Camping

By Court | May 15th, 2004

If you're looking to save a few bucks and don't mind carrying the extra gear, Australia is an ideal place to camp. Mild weather, enormous wide open spaces and abundant wildlife all welcome campers. Although caravan parks and cam ...




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