im keen, definitely in.
after speaking to Rocket55 hes advised me that Newnes is by far the best campsite, and gives us plenty of access to many tracks and scenic drives around the area.
check out the campground and the area here
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im keen, definitely in.
after speaking to Rocket55 hes advised me that Newnes is by far the best campsite, and gives us plenty of access to many tracks and scenic drives around the area.
check out the campground and the area here
Looks like a great spot blokes!
I'm a maybe hopefully.
10 hours for us Mexicans?
i feel so sorry for you lol, nice to see the shoe on the other foot for a change =DQuote:
Originally Posted by AB
Yeah I'm a maybe too, I hope we can make itQuote:
Originally Posted by AB
You reckon it will have enough room with all others from Sydney or it's pretty safe to push in, make loads of noise and push the others out??? hahhaQuote:
Originally Posted by rusty_nail
Newnes is an awesome spot to camp especiaĺly for large groups.
The big camp ground at very end of the road is probably the best for big groups but there are plenty of other spots on either side of the river.
Its about a half hour drive back to the top of the plateu where there are pretty good tracks in any direction you take.
I grew up about half an hour away from the wolgan valley and spent god knows how many days camping around there newnes is still one of my favorite places ive ever been.
Maybe I might have to go home for a visit my oldies around oz day[emoji6]
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Only 10 hours??????? Piss off ya bastardQuote:
Originally Posted by AB
You should come?Quote:
Originally Posted by Clunk
Fly to Melbourne and come up with us...done!
It's a pretty huge area. If you turn right at Newnes pub (which is not a pub...) and go over the creek you only compete with other 4by drivers as the soft readers will stay in the main park. Even over on the 4by side it's still 5 plus footy fields in size. Here's couple of pics of the camp grounds on the 4wd side of the creek. The creek crossing is not hard, the last few times I've done it in 2wd, but it's enough to keep the dunnydoors and Lasers out. Here's a couple of pics of previous outings there.
http://i1083.photobucket.com/albums/...psei9ikhyq.jpg
http://i1083.photobucket.com/albums/...psdaikimxm.jpg
http://i1083.photobucket.com/albums/...psvwu1wi0x.jpg
Here's a quick clip of a the creek crossing in 2wd, pretty straight forward.
http://youtu.be/YhVDTbk7dvw
Here's a shameless plug from another site, but I'm yet to find a better post identifying all the tracks around the area.
http://4x4earth.com/forum/index.php?...7/#post-461204
If I can drive 3,500ks to be there surely you can do a 10 hour drive Princess....Quote:
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