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Add to favoritesYanda Campground is on the road between Bourke and Louth. If you’re camping in Bourke you’re around 45km away from this camp. And, if your camping at the Pub camp in Louth, you’re about 59km away from Yanda Campground.
Yanda Campground is on the Darling River and is one of three camps in Gundabooka National Park. As we’ve been down the road in Bourke for Larry work and station job, we thought we’d go for a drive to check one out.
The road to the National Park from Bourke was mainly dirt road. Although it was a long way to go on dirt, it wasn’t actually that bad. It was graded and we would have taken the van all be it slowly. Obviously that would change with rain etc.
In contrast to the dirt main road, the road in to the Yanda Campground is graded and gravel. You’ll see signs on your way in showing where the camps are, in both Gundabooka & Toorale National Parks. As well as, a sign reminding you to book online for your stay.
After stopping near one of the BBQ areas we had a walk down to the river. The Darling looked quite full as it looked like you could have put your boat or kayak in right off the grass. You could certainly fish off the bank.
Tents are ok and this would be a good area to set up, if you’re allowed to set up here that is. You can see where others have had a camp fire in the area at some point.
Photo: 360 Degree Photo Of Yanda Campground
There are 10 unpowerd sites available for use. Caravans and campers have dedicated set back areas to use, tents too. One of which looks like a drive through area for larger vans.
Yanda Campground has toilets with a ramp, for those that might need it. They are open 24/7. They are long drop, flushing toilets and are not far from anyone’s campsite.
Close by is a large undercover picnic seating area. If there are a few of you camping together this would be a great area to have a drink or meal together. On the other hand maybe meet some fellow campers.
Adjacent to this large seating area is one of the two electric BBQ areas. Each is undercover and has a picnic table. In fact the other BBQ area is conveniently located along the row of camping areas.
You pass a large information board driving through to Yanda campground. Besides giving you details on how to book, it tells you about some of the history & heritage of the area. As well as some of the walks you can do within Gundabooka National Park.
Photo: 360 Degree Photo of Yanda Campground – Toilet & BBQ Area
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3 thoughts on “Yanda Campground – Gundabooka National Park – NSW”
Good to see you are both still enjoying
Regards
Kev And Tracey Howe
Gosh! You guys are filling my Diary too damned quick. But Luv it !
Them Swallows/Swifts are super constructive in building…I would welcome them around my home in summer to keep bugs under control.
Just an update, me and Trinh are sort of getting closer to your tire tracks, but you buggas keep moving…..lol
One day, just oneday we”ll cross paths and say G’day.
Thanks again guys with them regular updates…..Cheers
We’re still hoping we’ll bum in to you one day Trinh & Dennis
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