3 of the best free camps
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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2024
- This episode we find 3 of the best waterfront free camps NSW and VIC
Bakers Shaft Reserve
Located in Burnt Yards NSW, it is a popular camping site located near the Abercrombie River and Abercrombie Caves in New South Wales. It offers campers a serene and peaceful environment surrounded by scenic views. The campsite is open all year round and is suitable for tents, campers and off road caravans
Yachting Point
Yachting campground is in the Kosciusko National Park, which is situated on the NSW mid-north. The campground is near Tumut or Talbingo, where you can enjoy various water activities such as fishing, swimming, and boating. The campground offers toilet amenities. There are also several walking trails in the area where you can explore the natural beauty of the national park. The camping sites are available for tents and caravans, camping is free, but you'll need to book in advance and pay a $6 booking fee.
Grantham’s Bend
Grantham’s Bend is a popular camping destination located on the Murray River near the town of Corowa NSW. The camping area offers several campsites suitable for tents, caravans, and camper trailers. The location is surrounded by natural bushland, and visitors can enjoy a scenic view of the riverfront. Fishing is also a popular activity at the area, with Murray Cod being the most common species caught. Pets are allowed at the Grantham’s Bend camping area, provided that they are on a leash at all times. It's worth noting that due to its popularity, the campground can become quite busy during the peak season, especially during public holidays and school holidays.
Great vid guys and appreciated the piece on the van setup!
Thanks Jack
Great viewing Mr Jim and Wrong Way Wendy
Thanks Greg
@@mrjimwrongwaywend I thought you mentioned in a previous video your battery capacity was 600Amp hours. Do you find 600 enough or would the 800Ah be better?
I think if you’re parked in the shade or no sun for 5 days it would be nice to have 800
But I think with a Weber or butane cooker you’re gonna be unlucky to drain 600 down to 20%
I reckon a portable solar panel would be a better investment
@Mr Jim & Wrong Way Wendy - Melbourne Australia thanks for the info mate