Family-friendly camping in Outback New South Wales
Desert trails, rustic camping grounds, and wild bushlands await discovery in NSW’s most remote region.
- Outback New South Wales
Popular camping styles for Outback New South Wales
Family-friendly camping in Outback New South Wales guide
Overview
With its sun-scorched desert plains and dusty highways that stretch to the horizon—exploring Outback NSW makes for an epic road trip. Discover Australia’s heartland as you tour ancient Aboriginal heritage sites, visit old mining towns, and enjoy 4WD treks and bushwalks in the region’s seven national parks. Camping in the outback is all about getting back to nature. Stay at remote homesteads, sleep out beneath the stars, or pitch your tent along the banks of the Darling River. March through November is the best time to travel, avoiding the blistering heat of summer.
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