camp spot between bedourie and boulia

G'day Chooks,

Can't recall any specific spots between the two, but we spent a night at Bedourie in the camp immediately accross the road from the general store/servo at the northern end of town.
Camping there was free, ok with the dog, and great to get a hot shower with the shop over the road.

Rob.

I think Bedourie is the town with the amazing 'Olympic' swimming pool and hot spas - just get a key from the friendly foks at the pub.

There is camping on the town common too - costs a few dollars and you can use the near new facilities at the pool.

Just a thought

Happy days
George

Buy one of those Camp Australia books,worth the money,i have travel and camped alot of places and didnt realise what i had missed until buying and looking through the book.

Chooks,

Plenty of camp sites along that road, just depends what you like.

Sandhills north of Bedourie, then open country through Marion Downs, with some shady creeks, and back into sandy, white gum country not far from Boulia.Image Could Not Be FoundImage Could Not Be FoundImage Could Not Be Found

Some of this country is in severe drought, so will look pretty ordinary. Just watch out for marthaguy if you camp near any creeks.

Hooroo,
Bob.

Came through that way in the last two weeks and stopped at the park south of Boulia. $20 and good facilities. Did the Boulia Experience which is first class and a must see. Country south of there and toward Haddon Corner is a treat with fat cattle and plenty of roo's. We stopped again on a creek nearly down to the border on way to Cordillo Station. Excellent camp spot on water at the second creek in going west toward Cordillo. Will post the coordinates later. If any one stops there can they look for my Sony video Cam? BUGGER.
M.

Came through there last August, Bedourie camp ground free not much shelter/shade but good showers.
Boulia a nice friendly town, good commercial camp ground not far away and across the road is free camping, I suppose it depends on what you would like most at the time.
If you need Internet access the Shire Library is the place.
Min Min experience is worth a chuckle and well worth while.

Thank you everyone for all this great information. We drove from the Isa to Bedourie September last year but struck a dust storm not long after Isa which went with us all the way to Bedourie so didn't get to see much at all on the trip. Was like driving through thick fog all the way. slow and scary.
Best to all
Chooks