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Travel Blogs from Boodjamulla National Park, Australia
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This is bush camping
... in some parts and a bit scary passing road trains which are now 50m long. We had planned on staying in the Gregory Downs's caravan park behind the pub. YUK! We had heard you could camp on the river . Some nice people who were fueling up were going down ...
Tent adventure at Lawn Hill
... but ventured off around 9 ish and set off for Riversleigh Fossil Field. This is in the southern part of Lawn Hill (Boodjamulla) . It is world heritage listed. Some of the fossils are up to 25 million years old and include everything from giant snakes ...
Our first night in the tent
Adels Grove is a little Oasis. The road in from Gregory Downs was OK. We would have got the van in but were glad we didn't. The camping sites were lovely. All with camp fire facilities and water. We set our tent up - got organised and went for ...
Week 15 - Robinson River to Birdsville
... walls either side of you and towering palms you can imagine a time gone by when dinosaurs roamed this part of Australia. We spotted a couple of fresh water crocodiles basking in the sun waiting for the next feed of fish. Canoeing ...
An oasis in the dust
... everything!). We are staying at a lovely place called Adels Grove which is 10k away from the Lawn Hill National Park (Boodjamulla). The national park campground only has 20 spots and because you have to book this weeks in advance, we ...
Lawn Hill
Monday 14.5.2012 to Friday 18.5.2012 Mount Isa to Lawn Hill National Park (Boodjamulla National Park) Mount Isa to Cloncurry( the birthplace of RFDS)......Well you would think this would be a flat straight desolate piece of road....how wrong we were. It ...
Weekend Away with Ben and Ellie
... all sitting around it, it also helped keep Ben, Ellie and the girls warm in their tent. Sunday we went to Boodjamulla (Lawn Hill) National Park only 7.5 km’s from Adele’s Grove , we walked to the Indarri Falls there was quite a few lookouts ...
The Gorge
We had a lovely time staying here unfortunately we had to cut our visit short as Peter has had toothache for the last week and its getting worse so we had to make a mad dash to Mt Isa to visit a dentist. We canoed down the gorge and it was ...
Hells Gate to Boodjamulla National Park
... up and headed the very short distance south to Adels Grove, a well-recognised camping area just outside of Boodjamulla (Lawn Hill) National Park. Again this is privately owned. It was a hive of tourist activity offering restaurant meals, souvenirs and ...
Lawn Hill - Adeles Grove
... <with bottle shop> which was a nice change from sandwiches. $67 for case of XXXX Gold. We had booked at Lawn Hill National Park, but stopped in for a look at Adele's Grove, which is 10km before the NP. After looking around we thought “damn, ...
A Chunky Dunk is not an Australian Chocolate Bar
... had a hot tub which, although the temperatures were baking and I was taking cold showers, Nigel soaked in before we left for Boodjamulla National Park; on the map it's called Lawn Hills NP, but I think the old, Aboriginal name is much nicer. This really ...
Hot days and snapping turtles
Spent a very hot four days in Lawn Hill National Park that were brilliant. Booked early to get one of twenty sites in the National Park. Spent most of our time swimming in the magnificent green waters of the Lawn Hill River. Found a great spot ...
Jul 22, 2012
what do we do first?
... nuts. A quiet night to finish the day! Today is our 100th day out from home. Hooray!!! Day 101 W 24/8 Boodjamulla (Lawn Hill) National Park Camp Area We awoke this morning to the sound of birds and our noisy neighbours who were clattering about getting ...
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