Pilliga Sandstone Caves

Coonabarabran, NSW

Pilliga Pottery

Pilliga Pottery, located in the heart of the Pilliga Forest between Coonabarabran and Narrabri, offers an abundantly rich cultural and nature-filled experience. Visitors can experience the joy of pottery-making and explore the art of Australian bush crafts. You can choose between bush camping and self-contained cabin stays, with the added charm of campfires to enrich your stay. With 13,000 acres of property, Pilliga Pottery promises a unique, unforgettable escape into the beauty of the Australian wilderness.

Coonabarabran, NSW

John Oxley Caravan Park

John Oxley Caravan Park offers a variety of accommodation options to suit all types of travellers, be it tent sites, drive-through powered sites, or fully-equipped cabins. The cabins come with all essentials such as clean linen, air conditioning, kitchen amenities, and televisions. Enjoy the comfort of home while being surrounded by nature at this well-maintained park.

Coonabarabran, NSW

Getaway Tourist Park

Getaway Tourist Park is the perfect location for ultimate relaxation, providing a welcoming atmosphere set amidst spacious and peaceful surroundings. The park provides powered drive-through sites for an enhanced convenience for guests. If you're searching for a place that combines comfort, friendliness, and a real sense of escape, then Getaway Tourist Park is your ideal destination.

Coonabarabran, NSW

Gowan North Rest Area

Gowan North Rest Area offers a well-maintained, convenient spot for travelers and truck drivers to take a break. The location features a drive through configuration for easy access and maneuverability. Available amenities include picnic tables, latrines and ample parking space, ensuring comfort during your stop. The rest area's location makes it an excellent point to unwind during long journeys, admire local scenery and stretch your legs.

The Pilliga, NSW

Pilliga Rest Area

Eden, NSW

Pinnacles Loop Walking Track

The Pinnacles Loop Walking Track, based on the NSW Far South Coast, offers a gentle journey through diverse woodland terrain, topped with remarkable coastal views. Two lookouts along the track present perfect vantage points to admire the spectacular Pinnacles - ancient cliffs of soft white sands capped with a layer of red gravel clay. The surrounding vegetation includes swathes of pine trees amidst the eucalyptus, with ongoing efforts in place to maintain its natural state. This family-friendly walk provides a chance to enjoy the tranquility of nature and to witness the impressive timeline of geological history.

Tantanoola, SA

Tantanoola Cave Conservation Park

Tantanoola Cave Conservation Park, located in South Australia, is home to a stunning, highly decorated cavern discovered in the 1930s. The park is notable for its visually impressive pink and brown dolomite cliffs, and the unique cave beneath it, filled with fascinating geological formations. Offering an inclusive experience for all, it is the only cave in the region providing accessibility for wheelchair users. Managed by SA National Parks & Wildlife, the park offers visitors an opportunity to delve into nature's underground marvels.

Millicent, SA

Lake McIntyre

Lake McIntyre is an exquisitely transformed quarry transformed into a man-made lake, home to a thriving bird habitat, and breeding ground. The site boasts a 500m walking track with bird hides and viewing platforms for a closer look at nature. Entertainment amenities like picnic areas fitted with BBQs and picnic tables are available for visitors. Beautifully landscaped native gardens ornament the surrounding natural environment. Ample parking is available, with space for buses and caravans.