Just Go Away offers families and holiday makers an affordable opportunity to explore the resort style caravan parks or the quiet peaceful National Parks/ camping grounds Australia has to offer.
Staying with the Outback Beds network allows you to experience working sheep and cattle stations, bush pubs, log cabins, living underground, Bed and Breakfasts, a little luxury and tranquil river campsites.... even camel campouts.
Gary and Liz Murray from Trilby Station, a 200,000 acres sheep and cattle property on the banks of the Darling River in Outback NSW, invite visitors from around the world to come and taste their unique lifestyle.
The Nyngan Riverside Caravan Park is uniquely located on the Bogan River, an easy walk to town, a haven for skiers, fishermen, birdwatchers and people just looking for a relaxing time on the banks of the Bogan!
Welcome to the Darling River Run website, an initiative of Outback NSW Tourism to provide all the information needed to learn about one of Australia's great driving adventures and to discover how best to experience this very special part of Western NSW.
The 'Run' starts at Walgett and follows the course of the Darling River through Brewarrina, Bourke, Louth, Tilpa, Wilcannia, Menindee, Pooncarie and then on to the confluence with the mighty Murray River at Wentworth. The Darling River Run is not simply point A to point B but the river forms the spine of the journey as there are a vast amount of options for the traveller in the surrounding area. Unique towns (Lightning Ridge and White Cliffs), wonderful National Parks (Paroo-Darling, Gundabooka, Mutawintji, Kinchega, and Mungo), and not forgetting the jewel of Western NSW, Broken Hill.
We will provide resources to learn about this wonderful region of NSW and how best to explore it. To ensure the best possible Outback NSW touring experience, we have produced "The Darling River Run Map and Guide".
To get you in the mood... we have some wonderful new videos for your viewing pleasure...
One of the best ways to truly experience what is on offer in Outback NSW is to let a local show you. Local knowledge enables you to get the most out of your outback discovery holiday as it eliminates the need for you to to workout where to go and what to see. Our local guides know all the best places and can take you there in comfort.
To coincide with the official launch of the Darling River Run project in March 2009, we are pleased to offer a great list of prizes for participants in the Darling River Promotion Competition.
One of the best ways to really experience the best of what our wonderful National Parks have to offer is join one of the many Discovery guided tours. Ideal for all ages – especially school children – the Discovery guides provide valuable insight and understanding of the cultural and environmental heritage of Mungo, Paroo-Darling and Kinchega National Parks. These school holidays, treat your children to a wonderful Outback NSW experience.
Recently appointed as the Outback NSW Ambassadress, Donna communicates the benefits of travelling in your own country and discovering rural and outback Australia.
Donna's song Take Time has been licensed for advertising by the new Outback NSW Tourism Campaign for 2009 and the Royal Flying Doctor Service has licensed her spine tingling acoustic version of Amazing Grace.
As one of the great driving adventures of Outback NSW, the Darling River Run affords the visitor unparalleled opportunities to experience one of Australians great river. We are pleased to announce a unique opportunity to experience the best of Outback NSW with two special tag-along tours to help celebrate the launch of the Darling River Run project.
The Outback NSW towns along the Darling River will welcome you with a style that is all their own; whether stopping for a break or staying a few days to explore the surrounding area.
The Darling River, Australia's longest, runs 2,740 kms through Outback NSW. The system is fed, primarily from summer rains, from southern Queensland and makes its journey south-west across the state to Wentworth where it joins the mighty Murray River.
The Darling River meanders through NSW from its origins in Queensland's Darling Downs - via the Warrego and Culgoa Rivers - and from the northern NSW tributaries of Barwon, Gwydir, Namoi, Castlereagh and Bogan rivers.
ExplorOz - serving the interests of the self-drive traveller (in particular those that prefer camping, caravanning or motorhoming) wanting detailed information about travelling and touring Australia.
Join getabout for a tour or training, and experience our Award Winning Service. Our dedication to quality saw us become the first nationally accredited tour operator in NSW.
Paperbark Tours offers a different way to see Australia – small groups, 4WD coaches, unique accommodation and the chance to get up close with nature, learn about Australia’s culture and history, and meet the local characters.
Australian Eco Adventures operate luxury small group vehicles offering experiences of the New South Wales Outback with a range of day tours and extended itineraries.
Welcome to the Darling River Run website, an initiative of Outback NSW Tourism to provide all the information needed to learn about one of Australia's great driving adventures and to discover how best to experience this very special part of Western NSW.
One of the best ways to truly experience what is on offer in Outback NSW is to let a local show you. Local knowledge enables you to get the most out of your outback discovery holiday as it eliminates the need for you to to workout where to go and what to see. Our local guides know all the best places and can take you there in comfort.
To coincide with the official launch of the Darling River Run project in March 2009, we are pleased to offer a great list of prizes for participants in the Darling River Promotion Competition.
As one of the great driving adventures of Outback NSW, the Darling River Run affords the visitor unparalleled opportunities to experience one of Australians great river. We are pleased to announce a unique opportunity to experience the best of Outback NSW with two special tag-along tours to help celebrate the launch of the Darling River Run project.
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