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Wonarah Bore Rest Area

Costello, NT
Free CampingFire PlaceCaravansPets Welcome

About this campsite

The Last time, Wonarah Bore Rest Area was crowded, especially around dusk. Despite this, it's a worth visiting spot due to its vast space suitable for any size rig, and a drive-through configuration. It's an ideal spot for night rests along the Barkley Highway. Don't miss experiencing the calm and beauty of this diversion off the northern side if you fancy massive rest areas.

The Wonarah Bore Rest Area is a highly popular destination, with large numbers flocking to the site, especially during peak hours such as dusk. Its popularity is based on its ample space and drive-through configuration which perfectly accommodates rigs of all sizes. Visitors are attracted to the serene ambiance and the convenient location off the northern side of the Barkley Highway. So keep in mind that although it's a free overnight spot, make sure you plan your visit, considering it may get crowded during popular times.

How to Get There

43km east of Barkly Homestead

Features & Facilities

Accommodation Types

Caravans
Free Camping

Facilities

Picnic Tables
Shade

Other Features

Maximum 24 hrs
Fire Place
Free Overnight Camp
Overnight Rest Area
Day Rest Area
Pets Welcome
Popular stopover. Can be crowded
Photo Opportunity
Long Rig
Day Use Area
Unknown feature
Non Drinking Water
Toilet paper littering the ground
Bin

Weather Forecast

via Open-Meteo
TODAY🌤️
27° / 14°
FRI☁️
23° / 14°
SAT☁️
21° / 11°
SUN🌤️
22° / 10°
MON☀️
24° / 11°

Nearby Campsites

within 50km

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Fire Danger
Low–Moderate
Today
27°·27%·20km/h
Low–Moderate
Tomorrow
23°·25%·30km/h
Low–Moderate
Sat
21°·26%·28km/h
No Rating
Estimated from forecast conditionsNT Fire

Nearby Fuel

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Costello, NT 0872

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