Mungo National Park

I'll second this - just got back from 3 days at Turlee station and it was a wonderful experience with a wonderful bunch of people. Only 35 km from the Mungo visitors centre too.

Pat

Graeme,
Just came back from Mungo, great camping and plenty of fire wood on an honesty system at visitors centre $5 a load good solid stuff too, money goes to upkeep park.

Cheers

Was just going to say...this time last year we were there and there's red gum at the main centre (can't remember what the 'centre' was called!).

Mark.

Firewood available at the Visitors Centre. Cost was $5 for a good load.

Jack

And you can pack a metal basket and take it back to camp with you. Great hardwood as well, well worth the 5 bucks.

Hi guys! Sophie here from Turlee Station Stay, next door to Mungo National Park. We welcome campers down to our campground, no bookings required. We do not allocate any sites, just allow campers to set up wherever best suits them. We have two hot showers and two septic toilets located at the campground and also supply free wood to our guests. A nice (currently GREEN!) campground in a seccluded location just next door to Mungo! Would love to see you all out at Turlee soon!!! Sophie.

G'day Sophie

We have a party of 5 or 6 vehicles and will be coming through around the 26th, 27th July.Not sure yet where we are campning - either in the park or at your place - If the ground is that Green - we'll pack our golf clubs too!
Cheers
Graeme

Hi Gaeme,

If you are travelling up via Balranald then you will go straight past our gate on the way up to Mungo so you are welcome to have a look through and make the call then if you like. Our average rainfall for the year is about 11 inches and since our baby was born in September (10 months ago) we have had nearly 18 inches! She must be our lucky charm.

The campground is on he edge of the ancient Chibnalwood Lake which is probably on your maps. Tee off from the bank of the lake would be most welcome!

Sophie

Morning Sophie

We are probably passing through Ivanhoe - haven't checked the ole map yet, but we will most surely pop in - we are now looking for a golf caddy - but baby sounds a bit too young.

Cheers
Graeme

Hi again Graeme,
But wait....there is a three year old on station too! Current behaviour forces us to consider selling as a cady....lol
Sophie

No Chance Sophie!!

All us men are going outback / camping to get away from that... have all been there - done that.

Although three is a good age. Wait till she is 16 thinking she is really 21 years old??

You will probalaly smell our cooking from the camp fire as we are bringing our own Master Chef - Leo. He seriously is a Swiss Master Chef and is closing his famous restuarant in Sutherland for a week to camp and cook with us.

Cheers
Graeme

Don't be too alarmed if your campsite becomes flooded with shearer's following the smell of the campoven! We start shearing on July 26th for aout 2 weeks. Would love to get some tips off Leo and give him the grand tour of our outback catering trailer! He will get a bit of a kick out of it I think!

Of course your shearer's will be in our campsite - We'll be cooking Roast Lamb!!

They will be thinking its one of theirs.....

Ok Sophie you win! We'll stay at your place first.

Sunday night expect Ken and Miron from Melbourne at your place (2 cars) we arrive Monday afternoon from Sydney (3 cars).

Keep Ken as far away as poosible from our site..

Leo's looking forward to checking out the griddle cart.

Cheers
Graeme