Murrayville road

Ah your a mindfull of information Robin.
So is the Pine, Ngallo camp area or different ?
Do you have co-ords or lats & longs for the Pine ?
Need to pick up wood before hand ?
Thanks

Hi Harry and Robin,

We usually stay at Yellow Gums camp site, Lots of cover, lots of fire wood, and its set down out of any wind. Mind you why am I telling you guys the best camp spot LOL. I have co-ords for both yellow gums and pine camp, its also marked on the vic deserts map

May be a little damp down there this weekend but lots of sand so no problems.

Good Morning Harry and Berri.

Never actually camped at Ngallo Harry , its a bit civilized.

Pines or right name as per Vic Desserts map "Coburns Pines" has no facilites
at all and its access track is narrow and scratchy, probably why I like it.
Firewood around though.

It is just a few kilometers south of Ngallo on the Ngallo south road.
Its a little tricky to find as there are two old wire fence type gates you
have to pass through to get to the bush.

The other access to these areas , firebreak track from the Murrayville road
is a lot more sandy and even challenging when its warm and dry.

As Berri notes there are several other areas actually on tracks nearby like
Yellow gums , Red gums , and Blue gums - most of which have just a basic table.

If you to that area you have to do Thompson's peak , one of the best little scenic and tricky ridge drives on sand anywhere.

Two recent posts of the area from me were 62344 and 62541

Have taken note of all that Robin,
thanks for divulging your secret
I wont tell anyone else, promise. :>)
Sounds like I better spend a bit of time there.

Thanks Craig. Guess you wouldn't want rain while your going, or maybe I would, bit of opposite lock keeps you tuned. :>)

"Guess you wouldn't want rain while your going"
On the contry. It's alot of fun trying to stay out of the table drains :-))