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werkin


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Hi we are thinking of staying here for a few days has anyone any thoughts on this  place and is it pet friendly one site says yes the other no.

thanks in advance

Greg  and Di 



-- Edited by werkin on Wednesday 28th of May 2014 08:22:17 PM

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We have friends who go there regularly and love it. Not sure about pets though.

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It is a donation type camping at the Baths and yes it is pet friendly.



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We were there a few weeks ago. Definitely dog friendly in the camping area - obviously no dogs in the pool area.

There was plenty of room to camp and nice and grassy - room for the dog to have a run too. I would recommend staying here, in fact, we are heading to SW QLD in July and are hoping to make a stop at Pilliga on the way. The wetland walk into the town is an easy 5.5km return walk - just watch for snakes (our dog found one for us).

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We're heading up that way in July, sounds like an interesting stopover, thanks for the heads up.smile



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Love Pilliga bore baths, been there often. Burren Junction, just up the road is pretty good too

Darrell & Sandra

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Gee thanks guys sounds as if that's going to be a doer we will be there late July if any of you around we have a Spinifex caravan with werkin on the back love to have a happy hour and meet up with some of you
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We have just left there. Plenty of room to park and have a fire. Toilets are ok. Very minimal road noise. While we there was about 30 van a night. Enjoyed our stay there and will visit if we go that way again.

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can anyone advise road conditions from Coonabarabran to Pilliga. Or should we travel from Wee Waa to Pilliga avoid the dirt. Also can we travel safely from Pilliga to Burren Junction . Am okay with reasonable dirt conditions but nothing too rough.

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