Balranald, NSW

Balranald South Rest Area

Balranald South Rest Area is a convenient stopover site located at the intersection of Sturt and Mallee Highways, perfect for those long travels. This rest area offers free overnight stays, making journeys more relaxed and safer by preventing driver fatigue. It features an information board for local guidance and picnic tables for outdoor meals. Moreover, during holiday seasons, a driver reviver operates to ensure refreshed and safe continuance of your journey.

Balranald, NSW

Mamanga Campground

Mamanga Campground, nestled in the encompassing Yanga National Park, offers an enriching blend of nature and history. Located on the banks of the Murrumbidgee River, this serene campsite offers boating and fishing opportunities, along with bird-watching, thanks to the lush habitat hosting over 150 species. Additionally, guests can explore an old homestead, woolshed, and various Aboriginal sites to immerse themselves in rich indigenous and colonial history. A hidden gem just 10-15 minutes from Balranald, Mamanga Campground promises to be a future favorite for campers seeking tranquility, leisure, and learning.

Balranald, NSW

Balranald Lower Weir

Balranald Lower Weir offers a scenic camping area perfect for outdoor enthusiasts. Although the banks might be steep for boat launching, it is an ideal locale for fishing away from the weir. Please note water could flow rapidly at certain times and swimming or fishing near the weir isn't advised. Both upper and lower sections provide a great spot to spend time with nature.

Yanga, NSW

Yanga Rest Area

The Yanga Rest Area, nestled amidst open woodland, offers a tranquil escape away from highway noise. This location takes pride in its abundant birdlife, making it a perfect spot for bird watchers and nature enthusiasts. Nearby, there is also the Yanga Homestead headland and a viewing platform overlooking a serene lake. It's an ideal retreat for those seeking peace or an encounter with nature's beauty. Please note, bring necessary amenities as there are no toilets on-site.

Balranald, NSW

Abbotts Tank Rest Area

Abbotts Tank Rest Area provides a relaxed stopover spot along the Sturt Highway. Ideal for campervans and motorhomes, the site is equipped with pathways extending into the surrounding scrub, perfect for exploratory walks or small caravan access. Offering amenities such as BBQs, picnic tables, and waste bins, it invites visitors to enjoy a picnic break amidst scenic views. However, please note that there are no toilet facilities available. This rest area provides an opportunity for road trippers to enjoy and connect with nature.

Kinbombi, QLD

Kinbombi Falls Picnic Area

The Kinbombi Falls Picnic Area is a picturesque spot ideal for picnics and nature lovers. It offers spectacular views and ample photo opportunities, with barbecue facilities and toilets enhancing guest comfort. The site also boasts limited mobile coverage. Visitors can hike to the waterfall but should note that the route is steep with some boulders, suggesting a moderate fitness level is advisable. The picnic area also features a tap near the toilet block.

Marble Bar, WA

Two Camel Creek Bridge Rest Area

Two Camel Creek Bridge Rest Area is a recently established rest stop along the Great Northern Highway, perfect for travellers seeking a break during their journey. Conveniently located between Auski Roadhouse and Port Hedland, it allows for a 24-hour stop, providing plenty of space for vehicles. Despite being in close proximity to the busy highway, frequented by ore-carrying road trains, the stop remains quiet and serene. Please note, it’s currently not listed on Main Roads and hence doesn't appear on Google Maps.

Coolgardie, WA

Coolgardie Railway Station Museum and 24hr Stopover