Some Info on some Camps Courtesy of Camps Australia Wide...Camps 8 due out early February...
Vic41 said
03:48 PM Oct 30, 2014
With the the new Highway Bypass opened at Bulahdelah the towns visitor numbers have slowed, so to encourage more visitors to overnight or stay for a few days to explore the 'Heart of Myall Lakes' a number of new low cost sites have been created for travellers.
Bulahdelah Showgrounds, Camp Area, Cnr Stuart & Prince St's , Toilet, Water, Big Rigs, 72 hour Max stay, Dump Point, Power, Moblie Phone, Pets OK, small fee.
Bulahdelah Bowling Club, Parking Area on the left hand side of the club, 50 Jackson St , checkin at the bar, small fee, toilet & shower open during bar hours, Pets OK, 72 hour max stay, Big Rigs, Mobile Phone, not Tents or Campertrailers as its on hard gravel. Enjoy a few ends on one of 14 greens at the club, and a light refreshment.
Bulahdelah Golf Club, Parking Area, Pets OK, 24 hour Max stay , Self Contained Vehicles only, Mobile Phone, access via Golf Rd. Enjoy a round of golf on the picturesque nine hole layout, try a meal at Sammy's Chinese restaurant located in the Club is open Wed-Sun.
Rest Area closures in NSW
If you are travelling between Newcastle and Coffs Harbour on the Pacific Hwy all the roadside rest areas now have signs to advise that "no camping" or overnight stops are allowed.
This is officially from the NSW Roads & Maritime Services. We have amended all these sites to be "day use" in our database and added the list of them to our online updates,
Dunmowin said
06:41 PM Oct 31, 2014
Thanks Vic, this just shows how important it is to regularly download Camps updates. We updated before we left Darwin to come back into QLD, and there were a number of sites that we potentially would have stayed at but found they had changed to day use only. We will update again before we head into NSW next year.
Even if we don't buy Camp 8, our updates will keep us going for a while
Vic41 said
12:33 AM Nov 1, 2014
If your within the update years (4 years from date of publication) and keep your updates going your really don't need a new one until the 4 years updates expire.
I would recommend anyone buying Camps 8 (due out in February) to do updates online as soon as they get it as some online updates may have occurred since publication and sale....
With the the new Highway Bypass opened at Bulahdelah the towns visitor numbers have slowed, so to encourage more visitors to overnight or stay for a few days to explore the 'Heart of Myall Lakes' a number of new low cost sites have been created for travellers.
Bulahdelah Showgrounds, Camp Area, Cnr Stuart & Prince St's , Toilet, Water, Big Rigs, 72 hour Max stay, Dump Point, Power, Moblie Phone, Pets OK, small fee.
Bulahdelah Bowling Club, Parking Area on the left hand side of the club, 50 Jackson St , checkin at the bar, small fee, toilet & shower open during bar hours, Pets OK, 72 hour max stay, Big Rigs, Mobile Phone, not Tents or Campertrailers as its on hard gravel. Enjoy a few ends on one of 14 greens at the club, and a light refreshment.
Bulahdelah Golf Club, Parking Area, Pets OK, 24 hour Max stay , Self Contained Vehicles only, Mobile Phone, access via Golf Rd. Enjoy a round of golf on the picturesque nine hole layout, try a meal at Sammy's Chinese restaurant located in the Club is open Wed-Sun.
Rest Area closures in NSW
If you are travelling between Newcastle and Coffs Harbour on the Pacific Hwy all the roadside rest areas now have signs to advise that "no camping" or overnight stops are allowed.
This is officially from the NSW Roads & Maritime Services. We have amended all these sites to be "day use" in our database and added the list of them to our online updates,
Thanks Vic, this just shows how important it is to regularly download Camps updates. We updated before we left Darwin to come back into QLD, and there were a number of sites that we potentially would have stayed at but found they had changed to day use only. We will update again before we head into NSW next year.
Even if we don't buy Camp 8, our updates will keep us going for a while
If your within the update years (4 years from date of publication) and keep your updates going your really don't need a new one until the 4 years updates expire.
I would recommend anyone buying Camps 8 (due out in February) to do updates online as soon as they get it as some online updates may have occurred since publication and sale....