Our home for nearly two months was at Dunleith Tourist Park at The Entrance, while we worked in the area. We really enjoyed our time here — the park was clean, beautifully maintained and very welcoming. And we loved discovering that it even has its own museum! #DunleithTouristPark #golf573sa

Now that’s service! A huge shout-out to Simo, the tractor driver at Dunleith Tourist Park. He hitched up our caravan and positioned it perfectly with ease. What a legend! #nowthatsaservice #Tractor #DunleithTouristPark #golf573savannah #golfcaravans #golfcaravans _aus

The Barking Owl and magnificent Clydesdale horses look almost real — especially when you see them up close. These amazing murals were created by Jimmy DVate, and what an incredible job he’s done! #Goorambat #Goorambatsiloart #BarkingOwl #Clydesdalehorses

We stayed at Jaycee Island RV Campground for a couple of nights and enjoyed some beautiful strolls around scenic Lake Benalla. Such a lovely spot to unwind! #LakeBenalla #Benalla #Freecamp

Turon National Park was easily one of our favourite stops! If you're looking to escape the crowds, this place has it all—rolling hills, flowing rivers, wide open campsites, and plenty of fun creek crossings to keep the adventure going. We were surrounded by kangaroos, watched horseback rider

Sofala, Australia's oldest surviving gold mining town—and it's like stepping back in time! While only the pub, café, and general store are still open, the town is full of character and rich history. We grabbed a meal at the pub (highly recommend—it was delicious!), wandered the historic

The legendary Bridle Track—one of NSW's most iconic 4WD adventures! This rugged 50-kilometre track between Bathurst and Hill End is packed with steep climbs, rocky sections, incredible views, and the famous Root Hog Crossing. Following the beautiful Turon River, there are plenty of spots to st

This time around, we swapped the caravan behind and took our trusty tent instead. Our destination? Lake Wallace, an awesome free campground only 15 minutes from Lithgow—and honestly, it's a hidden gem. With beautiful waterfront camping, loads of grassy space, public toilets and showers, p

Some places make you stop, look up, and simply take it all in—and the Portland Cement Works Silos are one of those places. Towering above the town, these breathtaking murals by Guido van Helten celebrate the workers whose dedication built an industry and a community. Every weathered face tells a

As we left the Snowy Mountains, we thought we'd save a bit of time by taking the shortcut to Canberra… and wow, what an adventure that turned into! The route was packed with dusty dirt roads, steep descents, and some pretty challenging climbs. Towing the caravan definitely added an extra lev

We stayed at Yarrangobilly Village Campground, run by NSW National Parks. Camping itself is free—you just pay a small booking fee, making it an awesome budget-friendly spot to base yourself. Nestled along the banks of the beautiful, meandering Yarrangobilly River, this place is pure serenity. Th

Nestled beneath the Snowy Mountains, Tumut is the kind of riverside town that instantly makes you slow down and relax. Surrounded by nature, it’s peaceful, scenic, and full of charm. We thought about going for a swim in the Tumut River… but one touch of the water and nope — absolutely freezing! The

Ever heard of Talbingo? Most people haven’t — but this tiny Snowy Mountains town with a population of just around 250 is seriously underrated. Talbingo Dam is absolutely stunning, with crystal-clear water stretching for around 24 kilometres and depths reaching over 150 metres. It’s a dream spot for

Hidden in the Yarrangobilly area of northern Kosciuszko National Park, this spring-fed thermal pool is an absolute gem! There’s a short but steep 700m walk down from the car park, but trust me, it’s totally worth it. The water sits at around 27 degrees year-round… although it definitely felt a litt

We explored the incredible South Glory Cave at Yarrangobilly with a self-guided tour, and honestly, it was one of the highlights of our trip through northern Kosciuszko National Park. It’s the largest cave in the Yarrangobilly system and absolutely packed with amazing formations — delicate straws,

The hut was in great condition and painted pink — definitely a bonus! Summer here was seriously hot, so finding a cool little swimming spot near Port Phillip Fire Trail was an absolute lifesaver. But nothing topped watching a herd of brumbies stroll past camp at sunset while the cockatoos and magpi

Originally relocated in 1957 during the construction of the Eucumbene Dam, this little town is packed with Snowy Mountains history. Sitting along the Snowy Mountains Highway near Cooma, it’s the gateway to Selwyn Snow Resort and the northern side of Kosciuszko National Park. In the off-season the s

The Snowy Mountains are packed with incredible walking tracks, but Pallaibo Walking Track was easily our favourite. We headed off on a short hike, cooled down in the crystal-clear river afterwards, then wrapped up the day with a BBQ by the water. Such a perfect way to spend the afternoon! #Snow

Stopping at Waste Point Lookout on the way to Perisher and Charlotte Pass, and the views over Lake Jindabyne are seriously stunning! But the real head-turner is this massive concrete cylinder sitting on the mountain — part of the incredible Snowy Hydro Scheme, with a giant pipe running all the way

Perisher out of season feels like stepping into another world. No crowds, no chaos, just empty streets and ghost town vibes everywhere. There wasn’t heaps to do, but it was still pretty cool exploring such a different side of the place. #Perisher #SnowyMountains