Geocaching Around Marrar – Coolamon – Berry Jerry

Geocaching Around Marrar – Coolamon – Berry Jerry

Geocaching Around Marrar – Coolamon – Berry Jerry

Another day out geocaching around Marrar, Coolamon and Berry Jerry NSW. We headed out from home at Cootamundra at about 9.00am and didn’t get home until about 6.00pm. It was a pretty full day. All up I think we covered around 350km.

Out and about today doing some more geocaching this time between Marrar and Berry Jerry taking in Coolamon. Found 27 of them and had no fails except for one at the old schoolhouse at Kinilibah that was clearly missing. We replaced the cache as best we could with an old lolly tin and a piece of paper inside a zip lock bag. I had to shovel in 30 grams of cashews to empty the bag. Have you ever had to shovel down a bag of nuts in a hurry? It’s bloody harder than you think! It was a ripper of a day exploring the countryside.

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Out The Back Of Berry Jerry Geocaching

Out The Back Of Berry Jerry Geocaching

We had lunch at Redgrave Park in Coolamon. It’s a really nice park that backs onto the caravan park. It’s got electric BBQs, undercover tables and like everything else in Coolamon it’s all exceptionally well looked after. Coolamon is a very pretty town.

What Did We Find Geocaching Around Marrar – Coolamon – Berry Jerry NSW

  • Found NAR – Old Junee | GCA3VXZ
    Nice cache in very good condition.
  • Found WHEAT – Riverina Crops | GC7XCC3
    Nice find still a bit damp
  • Found TD 047 – Riverina Crops | GC7XCAN
    Great hide still a bit damp
  • BARLEY – Riverina Crops | GC7XCCD
    Another great hide but the smell was ripe
  • OATS – Riverina Crops | GC7XCCH
    Found it but wire is broken handle with care
  • CANOLA – Riverina Crops | GC7XCCP
    Great hide but no good for hobbits
  • SAFFLOWER – Riverina Crops | GC7XCCR
    Bushier than first thought but found it
  • LUPINS – Riverina Crops | GC7XCCV
    Sneaky little hide walked pass it 3-4 times
  • FABA BEANS – Riverina Crops | GC7XCD6
    Great hide
  • FIELD PEAS – Riverina Crops | GC7XCD8
    Found it. I use to be young and green now I’m old and decrepit
  • SORGHUM – Riverina Crops | GC7XCDA
    Found great hide
  • CORN – Riverina Crops | GC7XCDD
    Found it. The angle has to right
  • RICE – Riverina Crops | GC7XCDF
    This one we found easy
  • Coolamon Cemetery | GC9MK54
    Great hide
  • A Little Rocky | GC9MMHA
    Emeralds are hard to find
  • No Rubbish, No Shooting | GC67HCT
    Great little hide
  • Coolamon TSR | GC9N7GG
    If dogs could bark this would be easy
  • Welcome to Kindra | GC9GV7Y
    Nice walk in the bush not to far from garden table
  • Kissing Rock Lookout | GC67HC2
    It’s a long way down to the bottom. Nice hide
  • Kinilibah School Site | GC67HEF
    Unfortunately I think this cache has been lost so we have replaced it as best we could
  • Olives for T? | GC67HE1
    Great hide watch out for the burrs
  • Berry Jerry Drive-By | GC67HB7
    Cowabunga we found it
  • Who Drew The Short Straw? | GC67HER
    Had to fight the ants for this one but I won
  • North Berry Jerry Fire Station | GC67HDV
    We are on fire today
  • North Berry Jerry Cemetery | GC67HDD
    Very old cemetery
  • Environmentally Friendly | GC95D14
    Great hide be careful where you walk 8 legged friends everywhere
  • NAR – Truckless Parking | GC7WH69
    Need to dig deep for this one

Another Geocache

Another Geocache

Geocaching Around Marrar – Coolamon – Berry Jerry Gallery

Getting To Coolamon From Sydney By Car

Here are driving instructions from Sydney to Coolamon NSW.

  1. Start on the M1 motorway heading south from Sydney.
  2. Stay on the M1 until you reach the exit for the M5 motorway towards Canberra.
  3. Merge onto the M5 motorway and continue driving west.
  4. After approximately 30 kilometers, take the exit onto the Hume Highway (M31) towards Goulburn.
  5. Stay on the Hume Highway for about 250 kilometers, passing through towns like Goulburn and Yass.
  6. As you approach Wagga Wagga, take the exit onto the Olympic Highway (B41) towards Junee.
  7. Follow the Olympic Highway for around 35 kilometers until you reach Junee.
  8. In Junee, continue straight through the town on the Olympic Highway.
  9. After leaving Junee, drive for about 30 kilometres until you reach Coolamon.

You’ll arrive in Coolamon after approximately a 4 to 5 hour drive depending on traffic and road conditions. Enjoy your trip!

Travel From to Coolamon NSW Distance Time
Adelaide 886km 09:29
Albury 157km 01:48
Canberra 264km 02:58
Melbourne 482km 05:05
Sydney 465km 04:58
Wagga Wagga 41km 00:30
Comprehensive Caravan Diesel Heater Troubleshooting Guide

Comprehensive Caravan Diesel Heater Troubleshooting Guide

Comprehensive Caravan Diesel Heater Troubleshooting Guide

Resolve caravan diesel heater issues fast with our troubleshooting guide. Don’t let malfunctions disrupt your travel plans. Experiencing problems with your caravan diesel heater can be bloody frustrating – after all you just want to keep warm! Whether you’re gearing up for a cross-country adventure or simply looking to stay warm on a weekend getaway, a malfunctioning caravan diesel heater can put a damper on your plans. That’s why we’ve created this comprehensive troubleshooting guide to help you identify and resolve common problems with your caravan diesel heater quickly and efficiently.

Understanding Your Caravan Diesel Heater

Before diving into troubleshooting it’s essential to have a basic understanding of how your caravan diesel heater works. These heaters operate by burning diesel fuel to generate heat which is then circulated throughout your caravan via a series of ducts and vents. While they are generally reliable and efficient, like any mechanical system they can experience issues from time to time.

Installed Heater

Installed Heater

Troubleshooting Chinese Diesel Heater Problems

Fuel Troubleshooting

  • Clear Fuel Line: Ensure the fuel line is free from obstructions like air bubbles or cracks.
  • Air Purge: It may take several start-ups to purge air from the line completely.
  • Fuel Flow: Confirm fuel delivery to the heater unit.
  • Diesel Gel Prevention: Prevent diesel gelling in low temperatures by using quality fuel filters.
  • Resetting: For E-10 errors, reset the heater by removing and reinserting the fuse.

Power Troubleshooting

  • Inverter and Voltage: Utilize a minimum 150-watt inverter and ensure at least 12.5 volts of power.
  • Battery Check: Verify battery charge levels.
  • Wiring Inspection: Ensure proper wiring connections, especially if extended wiring is involved.
  • Glow Plug and Sensor: Check the glow plug and consider sensor replacement if necessary.

Air & Exhaust Troubleshooting

  • Blockage Detection: Remove exhaust and air inlet pipes to detect blockages.
  • Pipe Cleaning: Clean or replace obstructed pipes and mufflers.

Blown Fuses

  • Fuse Replacement: Replace blown fuses promptly.
  • Glow Plug Inspection: Replace the glow plug if causing short circuits.
  • Fan Check: Ensure the fan is functioning properly to prevent overloading.

Diesel Heater Control Screen And Module

Diesel Heater Control Screen And Module

Chinese Diesel Heater Blowing Smoke

Is your heater emitting smoke? Follow these steps for troubleshooting:

  • Blockage Check: Inspect air inlet, exhaust pipe, and muffler for blockages.
  • Fuel Level: Top up fuel if white smoke indicates insufficient ignition fuel.
  • Exhaust Pipe Length: Restore original exhaust pipe length to optimize performance.

Diesel Heater Error Code Table

ERROR
CODE
ISSUE SOLUTION
E-01 Undervoltage of power supply – battery doesn’t have enough power • Recharge your battery before turning the diesel heater back on
• Check heater is set to correct voltage (12 or 24) in advanced settings
E-02 Overvoltage of power supply – voltage is over the permitted level • Reduce the voltage to 12 volts
• Check heater is set to correct voltage (12 or 24) in advanced settings
E-03 Glow plug fault – ignition plug failure • Check glow plug and leads (replace if necessary)
• Possibly low voltage
E-04 Fuel pump fault – fuel pump broken/ not working • Check the fuel pump’s getting power
• Check all fuel lines are intact
• Check there’s enough fuel in the tank
• Possibly low voltage
E-05 Overheating of the machine • Check air intake isn’t blocked
• Check all vents are unblocked
• Check fan is working correctly
• Check that ducting hasn’t been crushed
• Check the temperature sensor on the housing
E-06 Motor fault – fan motor issue • Check that the fan is turning freely
• Possibly low voltage
• Check the magnet polarity and Holzer sensor position
(see video below)
E-07 Broken circuit fault – communication broken between the heater and controller • Check all plugs and connections
• Possibly low voltage
E-08 Flame out – low fuel or air in fuel lines • Check fuel levels in fuel tank
• Check fuel filter is full
• Check for blockages in fuel supply
• Check all fuel connections are good
• Possibly low voltage
• May need to restart multiple times to refill fuel
E-09 Sensor fault • Check sensor plug isn’t loose/ broken
• Check the circuit
E-10 Ignition failure • Check lines & pump for blockages
• Check fuel supply
• Indicates multiple restarts without success (due to other errors)

Common Error Codes

Error Code E-01: Ignition Failure

If you’re seeing error code E-01 on your caravan diesel heater it indicates an ignition failure. This could be caused by a variety of factors, including a dirty or faulty ignition electrode, a clogged fuel line, or insufficient fuel supply. To troubleshoot this issue, start by checking the ignition electrode for any signs of dirt or corrosion. If necessary clean the electrode with a soft brush or replace it altogether. Next, inspect the fuel line for any obstructions and ensure that an adequate supply of diesel fuel is reaching the heater.

Error Code E-02: Overheating

Error code E-02 indicates that your caravan diesel heater is overheating. This can be a serious issue that poses a fire risk if not addressed promptly. The most common cause of overheating is a blocked air intake or exhaust vent, which restricts airflow and prevents proper heat dissipation. To remedy this problem, carefully inspect both the air intake and exhaust vents for any obstructions, such as debris or insect nests. Clear away any blockages and ensure that the vents are free to allow airflow.

Error Code E-03: Fuel Pump Failure

If your caravan diesel heater is displaying error code E-03, it points to a failure of the fuel pump. This can occur due to a variety of reasons, including a clogged fuel filter, a malfunctioning fuel pump motor, or an electrical issue. Start by checking the fuel filter for any signs of contamination or blockage. If the filter appears dirty or clogged, replace it with a new one. Next, test the fuel pump motor to ensure that it is receiving power and functioning correctly. If necessary, consult the manufacturer’s manual for troubleshooting steps specific to your model of heater.

Additional Troubleshooting Tips

In addition to the common error codes mentioned above, there are several other troubleshooting steps you can take to address issues with your caravan diesel heater:

  • Check the Thermostat: Ensure that the thermostat is set to the desired temperature and functioning properly. If the thermostat is faulty, it may not accurately control the heater’s operation.
  • Inspect the Wiring: Examine the wiring connections for any signs of damage or corrosion. Loose or damaged wires can prevent the heater from receiving power or communicating with the control panel.
  • Verify Fuel Quality: Use high-quality diesel fuel to prevent issues such as clogs or contamination in the fuel system. Avoid using old or contaminated fuel, as this can lead to performance problems.
  • Clean the Exhaust Pipe: Periodically inspect and clean the exhaust pipe to remove any build-up of soot or debris. A clear exhaust ensures proper ventilation and helps prevents carbon monoxide build-up inside your caravan.

Conclusion

Encountering issues with your caravan diesel heater can be frustrating. However with the right troubleshooting steps, you can quickly diagnose and resolve common problems. By familiarising yourself with error codes, inspecting key components, and performing routine maintenance you can keep your heater running smoothly and enjoy a comfortable travel experience. If you have problems that can’t be resolved through troubleshooting contact a qualified technician for help. By following these guidelines, you can efficiently diagnose and resolve common issues, ensuring optimal performance and longevity for your diesel heater.

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Camping At Junee – 2024 Anzac Day Weekend At Old Junee

Camping At Junee – 2024 Anzac Day Weekend At Old Junee

Camping At Junee – 2024 Anzac Day Weekend At Old Junee

We spent the 2024 Anzac Day weekend camping at Old Junee. The old recreation grounds are a go to camping spot for us as they are close to home and have plenty of space. As an added bonus whenever we go there we are usually almost on our own.

Originally we had intended to go to Bethungra Dam however because Anzac Day fell on a Thursday we had to work from the caravan on the Friday. The mobile connection out at Bethungra Dam isn’t the best – it’s usually only 1 bar on 4G for us on Telstra. Old Junee gives us 3 or 4 bars on 5G so it’s a much better connection.

A Nice Fire While Camping At Junee Old Recreation Grounds

A Nice Fire While Camping At Junee Old Recreation Grounds

We headed down on Wednesday afternoon after work and set up camp. It’s only about 45 minutes drive. We left home at 4pm and were having a beer at about 5.30pm. Gotta love that. We got the fire going, cooked some dinner. Dinner consisted of a couple of cans of braised steak and onions on toast. Whenever we co camping and set up late in the day tinned braised steak and onions or hotdogs are the traditional dinner. Nice and easy. After dinner we settled in next to the fire for the evening, a few drinks may have been consumed.

All Set Up At Old Junee Recreation Grounds

All Set Up At Old Junee Recreation Grounds

It’s pretty peaceful at the old recreation grounds which is one of the reasons we like camping at Junee so much. You get a bit of road noise from the Olympic Highway but that settles down to the odd truck every now and then as you get further into the evening. Maybe once or twice a day you’ll get a freight train running through to Junee off in the distance. Most mornings and afternoons you get a bit of noise from the farmer in the paddock opposite doing his rounds of the property and cracking off a few shots with a .22 at some rabbits. Other than that it’s just the sound of the wind and whatever noise you make. It’s really quite peaceful.

Anzac Day we had a sleep in. It was bloody cold so I got up early and cranked the gas heater into action. Amanda was pretty crook with a cold so for the first time in 20 years we didn’t go to the dawn service. We didn’t do much all day. We watched the AFL on the telly via the Foxtel App hot spotted off my phone. It really works well. Then another fire, dinner and bed.

Good Bit Of Firewood Camping At Junee

Good Bit Of Firewood Camping At Junee

Friday was a work day for us. We are both set up to work from home so we plugged our laptops into the inverter and we did our usual work day things. Amanda works from home full time whereas I work from home Monday and Friday and go into the office for the other three days. Mind you the office is only about 20 minutes away from where we were camped at Old Junee! Friday after work I cut up some firewood we had brought with us (some old red gum railway sleepers) and then we got the fire going and smashed quite a few beers well into the evening.

Working From The Caravan

Working From The Caravan

Saturday morning was cold again so the gas heater got got another good run. I headed in to Junee early to the dump point empty the toilet cassette and while I was there I called into the Junee Bakery to get some fresh bread rolls for dinner. The pies and sausage rolls looked bloody magnificent so I grabbed a few each of those for breakfast. The Junee Bakery makes one hell of a great pie! One of the really good things about camping at Junee is you’re close to everything you could possibly need. Dump point, potable water, fuel, an IGA supermarket and loads of great pubs are all really close by.

Old Junee Recreation Grounds

Old Junee Recreation Grounds

Saturday afternoon we didn’t do much, just sat around the fire and watched a bit of footy on the tv again. Dinner was pulled beef cooked in the camp oven on the fresh bread rolls I bought earlier in the day at the bakery.

Sunday was a nice slow morning and then we packed up and headed home. I can’t wait to go camping again.

Old Junee Campground

Old Junee Campground

Using Caravan Levelling Ramps With The eLam Level App

Using Caravan Levelling Ramps With The eLam Level App

Using Caravan Levelling Ramps With The eLam Level App

The essential guide to caravan levelling ramps and getting level fast. How to use and benefit from these indispensable tools for stability. Caravan levelling ramps used in conjunction with the awesome Elam Level app make it fast and simple to get your caravan level first time every time.

Introduction to Caravan Levelling Ramps

Caravan levelling ramps are a must-have accessory for your caravan. Caravan levelling ramps play a crucial role in ensuring stability and safety when parking your caravan on uneven ground. In this guide we’ll explore everything you need to know about caravan levelling ramps, from their importance to tips for choosing and using them effectively.

Caravan Levelling Ramps Dual Axle Caravan

Caravan Levelling Ramps Dual Axle Caravan

Importance of Using Caravan Levelling Ramps

  1. Ensure Stability: Levelling ramps help to keep your caravan level on uneven ground, preventing uncomfortable tilting and swaying.
  2. Prevent Damage: Parking on uneven surfaces without levelling ramps can put undue stress on your caravan’s frame and suspension, leading to potential damage over time.
  3. Enhance Comfort: A level caravan means you won’t roll out of bed in the middle of the night and you peas won’t all end up on one side of your dinner plate! By levelling your caravan, you create a more comfortable living environment inside.
  4. 3 Way Fridge Operation: It’s crucial to effective operation of your 3 way fridge that your caravan is both level and stable. If your caravan level is out of whack then your 3 way fridge won’t work. Level caravan equals cold beer.

Types of Caravan Levelling Ramps

  1. Single Axle Levelling Ramps: Designed for caravans with a single axle, these ramps offer ease of use and portability. They are ideal for smaller caravans and provide adequate support on most terrains.
  2. Double Axle Levelling Ramps: Suitable for caravans with dual axles, these ramps offer increased stability and support across a wider surface area. They are built to accommodate heavier loads and provide added durability.

Caravan Levelled On Sloping Ground

Caravan Levelled On Sloping Ground

How To Choose The Right Levelling Ramps For Your Caravan

  1. Consider Weight Capacity: Ensure the levelling ramps you choose can support the weight of your caravan.
  2. Check Compatibility: Check that the ramps are compatible with your caravan’s axle configuration. Make sure with dual axle caravans that the ramp will fit between the first and second wheel. Lots of ramps come in two sections for this reason.
  3. Look for Durability: Invest in quality levelling ramps made from sturdy materials to withstand rugged terrain.
  4. Wheel Chocks: Look for caravan levelling ramps that include working wheel chocks. No point in getting everything level only to have it roll back off the ramps.
  5. Consider Additional Features: Look for ramps with anti-slip surfaces and safety features for added peace of mind.

Jockey Wheel Used In Conjuction With Caravan Levelling Ramps

Jockey Wheel Used In Conjuction With Caravan Levelling Ramps

Tips for Using Caravan Levelling Ramps Effectively

  1. Assess the Slope: Before setting up, assess the slope of the ground and determine the low side. Pay consideration to whether your ramps have enough height to provide required levelling.
    Position Ramps Correctly: Position the levelling ramps perpendicular to the direction of travel and drive onto them slowly and steadily.
    Secure Placement: Engage the handbrake and chock the wheels on both sides to prevent any movement.
    Use A Shovel: A shovel can be just as effective as ramps. For example if your ramps aren’t high enough to provide the levelling you need you can dig out under the wheels on the opposite side to the ramps for additional height adjustment.

eLam Level Screenshot

eLam Level Screenshot

The eLam Level App​

The developers of the eLam level app and levelling device idea came up after many family camping trips over the years. Finding a level spot to park the camper trailer or caravan can be a tedious guessing game. They developed the eLam app to save time setting up so you can focus on what matters. The portable levelling device connects to the app displaying clear calculations which detect level ground that suits your caravan and maximum caravan levelling ramp height.

Setting Up, Installing & Using The eLam Level App​

Setup and installation is easy and takes less than ten minutes and you only need to do it once – unless you changed caravans then you’d just do it again. I’ll go through it for you step by step. In certain instances it doesn’t matter if you do it in a slightly different order. It literally takes longer to read the below than it does to do.

eLam Level Installed In Internal Cupboard

eLam Level Installed In Internal Cupboard

Initial Setup

  1. Download the app to your phone from Google Play or the Apple App Store.
  2. Open the eLam Level app on your phone, select ‘Find Devices’ and connect to your device.
  3. Select the ‘Settings’ button on the bottom navigation bar and enter your measured Axle length and Jockey wheel to axel length (as shown on the diagrams). For dual axle caravans measure from the centre of the 2 wheels to the jockey wheel.
  4. Then select your closest ramp height and change any other setting to your preference.
  5. Before positioning the eLam Level device in your caravan with the double sided tape, ensure the following steps have been completed:
    1. Place the eLam Level device on a horizontal surface with the arrow facing towards the front of the van. We have installed ours on a shelf inside an internal cupboard at the front of our caravan where it’s easy to get to.
    2. Try different locations in your van for best connection (preferably as close as practical to the front of the van and higher up if possible).
    3. Reverse towing vehicle close to the draw bar and from the drivers seat open the app and check that it connects. If you have trouble connecting you can try different device positions in the van.

Calibrating The Device

  • Manually level your caravan or trailer using ramps or jack and the jockey wheel. Use whatever means necessary be it a spirit level, an app on your phone or the wife yelling at you when she reckons it’s level because we all know that when she says it’s level it’s level no matter what any other scientifically proven method says! Make sure you get it the way you want it to be because this is the “level setting” you’ll use from now on when levelling with the app. Don’t stress too much because if you need to change it later on just repeat this step.
  • Once level select the “Calibrate” button in the app. Wait until calibrated. That’s it. You’re done.

Levelling Your Van

  • Place your phone in a cradle on your car dash.
  • Select the “Start Levelling” button when ready to find the best camping position.
  • When the indicator is in the orange zone, you can place your ramp(s) on the lowest side of the van.
  • Move the van slowly up the ramp/s allowing time for the indicator to settle at different points.

About The eLam Level Device

  • Mount anywhere on a horizontal surface
  • No wiring required
  • 5+ year battery life (with moderate yearly use)
  • Uses 2 x CR2477 batteries
  • Bluetooth low-energy device
  • Low power consumption when On and not connected (30uA)
  • Extra-low power consumption when Off and not advertising (13uA)
  • IP67 waterproof
  • Dimensions 67mm x 41mm x 15mm
  • Colour led to indicate device status
  • Off – Red led flashes 3 times
  • On – Blue led flashes 4 times
  • Connected – Green LED stays on

The eLam Level App

There are two versions of the eLam Level App available.

eLam Level v1

  • Caravan and RV support
  • Connects to your eLam Level device
  • Quick setup
  • Accuracy to 0.1 degrees
  • Colour indication when within ramp height
  • Colour indication when level
  • Find level ground while driving
  • Configurable connection timeout
  • Save hitch angle when uncoupling
  • Can connect to multiple eLam devices
  • Supports metric and imperial measurements
  • Upgrade to eLam Level v2 with Cloud Support directly through the eLam Level app
  • v1 Price As Of 26.04.2024 $125 incl GST

eLam Level v2 with Cloud Support

  • Comes with the same features as the v1 model, with these additional features.
  • Saves your device settings in the cloud
  • Connect to your device from any Android or IOS device without losing your calibration or other settings
  • No need to recalibrate or update your settings when connecting from different devices
  • Support for device firmware upgrades
  • Save Home and Away hitch angles
  • Power of your device through the App
  • Future enhancements will be available in this model only
  • v2 Price As Of 26.04.2024 $165 incl GST

eLam Level App ​Specifications

  • The eLam Level app and bluetooth low energy leveling device enables you to level your caravan or trailer without continually having to leave your car to check if you are level.
  • Lets you know when you are parked in a position where you can place your wheel ramp and achieve a level position.
  • No wiring required.
  • Battery life 5 years .
  • Adjustable device connection timeout through the app for extended battery life.
  • Power supply: 2 x CR2477 button cell batteries
  • Place anywhere in your caravan or trailer on a horizontal surface.
  • IP67 waterproof ratting.
  • Save hitch detach angle for easy reconnection to towing vehicle.
  • Highly accurate to 0.1 degree.

​Conclusion: Improve Your Caravan Experience with Levelling Ramps & The eLam Level App

Investing in quality caravan levelling ramps is essential for ensuring stability and safety during your travels. By choosing the right ramps and using them effectively, you can enhance your caravan experience and enjoy peace of mind on every journey. Teaming up your caravan levelling ramps with the eLam portable levelling device makes it even faster and more accurate.

 

Bungonia National Park Camping

Bungonia National Park Camping

Bungonia National Park Camping

Bungonia National Park Camping gives you an opportunity to experience in the rugged beauty of the Australian wilderness only a couple of hours drive from Sydney. Bungonia National Park has stunning landscapes with very diverse flora and fauna.

Explore Wilderness Close To Sydney

Embark on an adventure through Bungonia National Park’s rugged terrain where ancient sandstone cliffs, deep gorges and pristine bush are there for you to explore. There are many awesome bushwalks to scenic lookouts points, loop tracks so there’s something for for you to enjoy. Keep in mind basic bush safety and take plenty of water with you. When the park office is open you can pick up a map.

Bungonia National Park Standing On The Edge

Bungonia National Park Standing On The Edge

Bungonia National Park Camping Facilities

Bungonia National Park Camping offers several camping areas equipped with basic facilities such as picnic tables, fire pits, and toilet amenities. Choose from a range of campsites to suit your preferences whether you prefer a secluded spot nestled amidst the trees or a scenic location overlooking the gorges.

Bungonia National Park NSW Old Stone Building Relics

Bungonia National Park NSW Old Stone Building Relics

Bungonia National Park Camping Outdoor Activities

Explore the park’s extensive network of walking trails ranging from easy strolls to challenging hikes. Be sure to visit the famous Bungonia Lookdown for breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape.

For thrill-seekers, Bungonia National Park offers world-class rock climbing and abseiling opportunities. Test your skills on the park’s sheer sandstone cliffs and experience the adrenaline rush of scaling vertical rock faces.

Bungonia National Park Bushwalking

Bungonia National Park Bushwalking

Wildlife Encounters

Keep your eyes peeled for native wildlife as you explore Bungonia National Park. The park is home to a diverse array of bird species that includes wedge-tailed eagles and crimson rosellas. You’ve also got your usual array of native mammals such as kangaroos and wallabies.

Practical Tips

When planning your camping trip to Bungonia National Park, be sure to pack essentials such as sturdy hiking boots, plenty of water, and sunscreen.

Respect the park’s natural environment by following Leave No Trace principles. Dispose of waste properly, stay on designated trails, and avoid disturbing wildlife.

Bungonia National Park

Bungonia National Park

Getting To Bungonia National Park

Distance: Approximately 180 kilometres
Time: Around 2 hours, depending on traffic and road conditions
Route: Take the Hume Highway (M31) south from Sydney, then follow signs to Bungonia National Park once you reach the vicinity.

Driving Directions

  1. Start your journey in Sydney and head south on the M5 Motorway.
  2. Continue on the M5 until you reach the junction with the Hume Highway (M31).
  3. Merge onto the Hume Highway (M31) and continue heading south toward Canberra.
  4. Stay on the Hume Highway for approximately 150 kilometres until you reach the exit for Marulan/Bungonia (Exit 14).
  5. Take the exit and follow signs toward Bungonia National Park.
  6. Follow the road signs and directions to reach the park entrance.
Travel From to Bungonia National Park Distance Time
Adelaide 1,214km 12:48
Brisbane 1,093km 11:41
Canberra 125km 01:30
Melbourne 717km 07:09
Sydney 180km 02:06

Conclusion

Escape the hustle and bustle of city life and reconnect with nature at Bungonia National Park Camping. Whether you’re seeking adventure, relaxation, or simply a chance to immerse yourself in the beauty of the Australian wilderness, Bungonia National Park offers the perfect setting for your next outdoor getaway. Start planning your camping trip today and experience the magic of Bungonia National Park first hand. We’ve camped here loads of times and it’s really a great place. For the small fee they charge you the facilities are awesome.