Travel Advice
Submitted: Thursday, Mar 26, 2009 at 22:55
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Ballfyboy
We are staying at
Carnarvon Gorge over the
Easter break and we are trying to work a return rout to
Brisbane. There seems to be a road/track from
Injune to
Taroom. Is somebody could please advise us on its usual condition and weather it is suitable for camper trailers, that would be very helpful.
There seems to be a few options to
camp around the
Taroom area e.g.
Lake Murphy Conservation park, Precipice national park and others. Does anybody who frequents these areas have any advise/favourites?? ps. we have 2 small children if that needs to be taken into account.
Thanks.
Reply By: Coolman - Thursday, Mar 26, 2009 at 23:07
Thursday, Mar 26, 2009 at 23:07
Ballfyboy,
We will be up that way too. Arriving the Tuesday after
easter.
I will also look at the response and see what comes back
Duane
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Reply By: cycadcenter - Thursday, Mar 26, 2009 at 23:55
Thursday, Mar 26, 2009 at 23:55
We took the road/track from
Injune to
Taroom in November in our Falcon wagon with no trouble, it has had a lot of work done on it but just watch for creek washouts if it has recently rained. The signposting near the
Taroom end is a bit confusing.
Isla
Gorge is just up the road towards
Theodore which is worth a visit and there is a short cut to the
Theodore-
Cracow road which comes out at Deception Creek if you are heading back to
Brisbane via Mundubbera.
Bruce
Fallbrook USA and
Childers Qld
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Reply By: Member - Heather G (NSW) - Friday, Mar 27, 2009 at 07:25
Friday, Mar 27, 2009 at 07:25
We stayed at both
Lake Murphy and Isla
Gorge a couple of years ago, and were towing a pop top caravan at the time. Both have good camping areas with
toilets. Enjoyed both
places very much.
Lake M is a bit off the road while Isla G only about a km.
Walks to do in both
places too, although after staying at
Carnarvon G you will be 'walked out'.
If the Lake has water in it you will find there are lots of birds to watch.
Regards,
Heather G
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