Top 10 FREE campsites - Part 2/3 - Western Australia
In this video we have a look at our favourite free campsites in Western Australia. Please bear in mind that these sites WERE FREE WHEN WE MADE THIS VIDEO. Things may change and fees may be introduced at some stage.
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00:37 Camel Soak
02:34 Canna
04:45 Jayes Bridge
06:40 Marrinup (Fees charged now)
08:31 Marshall Rock
09:55 Cliff Head (Fees charged now)
12:24 Cosy Corner East
13:49 Cambray Siding
15:38 Betty's Beach
17:12 East Bay
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ULTIMATE BLUE MOUNTAIN SYDNEY Day Trip Travel Guide - How to Travel Blue Mountains Australia
Tucked 2 hours away from Sydney is the world heritage Blue Mountains. In this episode we are sharing some of the best things to do in Sydney’s Blue Mountains, whether a Blue Mountain Day Trip from Sydney or a weekend up there, Blue Mountains has one of the most breath taking picturesque scenes you’ll ever see around Sydney, Australia
To start your journey take the train from Central Station Grand Concourse towards Katoomba Station, where you’ll take the Loop bus at Bathurst Road that takes you to Echo Point Lookout, Scenic world and back.
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A walk in Glenbrook National Park to Nepean River - Glenbrook NSW Glenbrook
A walk in Glenbrook National Park to Nepean River - Glenbrook NSW Glenbrook
This was a walk from Euroka Campgrounds in Glenbrook National Park. Most of the walk is fairly easy until you get to the end part of the walk where you walk down to the River.
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Our Top 5 Camp Locations of Our Travels in 2022 in Western Australia, Ep.30 BlissNiques
We go through our Top 5 favourite camp locations from our trips through Western Australia from the year 2022. Some you have to see to believe
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Reviewing Glenbrook National Park - Euroka Campground - Glenbrook New South Wales - Australia
Exploring Glenbrook National Park Euroka campgrounds in Glenbrook NSW, Australia and surrounding picnic areas, as well as some surrounding places to explore.
Glenbrook National park is about 60 kilometers west of Sydney in the Blue Mountains in New South Wales Australia. It s a popular camping place.
There is many more hiking tracks, bike tracks and other places to explore within Glenbrook National Park which I did not explore today, and more beautiful areas within the park.
Correction - Parking is Free, you only pay the $8 park entry Fee.
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It should be noted that there is some nice cafe’s in Glenbrook New South Wales outside the National park area.
The Blue Mountains in New South Wales Australia has many beautiful places to explore if you like nature , the outdoors and camping as well as many other activities of interest.
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Exploring Elizabeth Lookout & Marges Lookout - Knapsack Reserve Walks - Glenbrook - NSW - Australia
Exploring Elizabeth Lookout & Marges Lookout - Knapsack Reserve Walks - Glenbrook - NSW - Australia which is located in the Blue Mountains west of Sydney. It is a popular area for locals to walk and go for a run or ride their bikes.
This area has some easy walks for kids and families and also areas for mountain bikes to go and some other interesting places to explore for those up for more difficult hiking tracks. It’s scattered with multiple walking tracks and its like a maze but its a great area.
Great for taking the dogs for a walk to.
This was filmed with a mixture of my GoPro 9 and Iphone X
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A Kookaburra stole my breakfast in Glenbrook National Park Campgrounds - Euroka Campground
A Kookaburra stole my breakfast in Glenbrook National Park Campgrounds - Glenbrook New South Wales Australia - Euroka Campground. Crazy birds.
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Solo Hike Glenbrook Gorge Track, Blue Mountains - Lumix S5
In this video I visit Ngurra (Country) of the Dharug and Gundungurra peoples for a solo hike of Glenbrook Gorge in Glenbrook National Park in the lower Blue Mountains of New South Wales, Australia.
The track is an easy walk down to the river and then a mixture of rock scrambling over uneven surfaces along the gorge.
It is a gorgeous place but probably suitable more for those on the fitter side, especially on hot days. Plenty of trip and fall hazards which makes me hesitant to recommend it for kids. You will want to bring a lot of water as it is fairly exposed along the water side.
So come along on this bushwalk with me and see what this lovely area has to offer.
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Beautiful morning in Glenbrook National Park Nsw Australia
Beautiful morning in Glenbrook National Park Nsw Australia
This was a walk I took from Euroka Campground in Glenbrook National Park and part of the walk takes you down to Nepean River. Its a nice easy walking track most of the way until you walk down to the river where it gets abit steep.
Glenbrook National Park,NSW,Australia
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HIDDEN OASIS!!!! Waterfront Camping Spot!! - Western Australia -
This spot is amazing, you will find it on Wikicamps under Knobby Head South, about 300kms from Perth.
Going off Wikicamps, it looks like they used to charge a fee somehow, however there was no donation box, nor did rangers come around.
We had the beach all to ourselves and it was amazing to chill here for a few days and do nothing but fish and relax. A great spot to stay if you are travelling north from Perth.
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The great outdoors by motorbike around Blue Mountains National Park, Glenbrook,
Blue Mountains National Park is 1 of 8 national parks and reserves that make up the Greater Blue Mountains Area World Heritage Property. In 2000, UNESCO recognised the area's outstanding geology, biodiversity, and Aboriginal significance. The park lies within the Country of the Darug, Gundungurra, Wiradjuri, Darkinjung, Wanaruah and Dharawal People. With 1 million hectares of rugged plateaux, sheer cliffs and deep gorges, it protects unique ecosystems teeming with rare plants and animals. Over 95 species of eucalypt trees have evolved here over millions of years, making it the most diverse eucalypt forest in the world. Greater Blue Mountains driving route is a great way to see this ancient wilderness right on Sydney doorstep. Glenbrook is the eastern gateway to this ancient wilderness right on Sydney doorstep.
You don’t have to go far from the carpark to find a walk, riding trail, scenic lookout or picnic spot. Most of the roads are suitable for 2WD vehicles, so enjoy the drive as you make your way to Nepean lookout or the wheelchair-accessible Portal lookout. Glenbrook's well-maintained trails are favourites with mountain bikers and trail runners, who make a beeline for the Woodford-Oaks trail, Bennetts Ridge, and Murphys trail. If you prefer to relax, Euroka and Murphys Glen campgrounds provide low-key camping facilities without having to wander too far from Sydney.
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Solo Hike Portal Waterhole Loop - Glenbrook NP - Blue Mountains
In this video I visit Ngurra (Country) of the Dharug and Gundungurra peoples for a solo hike of the Portal Waterhole Loop in Glenbrook National Park in the lower Blue Mountains of New South Wales, Australia.
The track is a flat short loop walk that takes you through a eucalypt forest and by the Portal Waterhole (unfortunately a bit dry atm). The scrub makes it ideal for birds so keep and eye out.
So come along on this bushwalk with me and see what this lovely area has to offer.
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Glenbrook Blue Mountains Nation Park
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MARGARET RIVER PRIVATE CAMPING | A long weekend down at Glenbrook with friends and family
Enjoying a great weekend down at Margaret river, staying at Glenbrook.
Nine Amazing Campgrounds Less Than Two Hours From Perth, Western Australia
Nine amazing campgrounds less than two hours from Perth, Western Australia.
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1. Yanchep Henry White Oval - Yanchep National Park
2. Herron Point Campground - Birchmont
3. Baden Powell - Lane Poole Reserve
4. Perth Hills Discovery Centre - Beelu National Park
5. Lake Leschenaultia - Chidlow
6. Gnaala Mia Camping Ground - Dryandra Woodland
7. Martins Tank - Yalgorup National Park
8. Logue Brook Campground - Hoffman
9. Belvidere Campsite - Leschenault
Glenbrook Train Station - Blue Mountains, New South Wales
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Driving to Blue Mountains, p1 - M4 Western Motorway Penrith to Glenbrook, Sydney NSW Australia 2020
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The #M4Motorway is a 50.2-kilometre-long (31.2 mi) dual carriageway partially tolled motorway in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia that is designated with the #M4 route. The M4 designation is part of the wider A4 and M4 route designation, the M4 runs parallel/below ground to the #GreatWesternHighway and #ParramattaRoad (A44).
The M4 route number comprises two connected parts:
The original section completed between 1971 and 1993 is titled #M4WesternMotorway, formerly known as #F4WesternFreeway. It spans between #Concord in the east, to #Glenbrook in the west, where it continues as the Great Western Highway as the A32. The section between #ChurchStreet in #Parramatta to #Concord was widened as the first stage of #WestConnex, and is tolled as part of WestConnex.
An eastern 5.5-kilometre (3 mi) tunnel extension of the M4 from #Homebush to #Haberfield, known as the #M4East or New M4 Tunnels, was completed as the second stage of WestConnex and opened to traffic on 13 July 2019. This section is also tolled as part of WestConnex.
Approximately 36 kilometres (22 mi) of the motorway-grade road is not tolled, being that section of the road between #Merrylands and #Glenbrook. The WestConnex section between Parramatta and Haberfield, known as New M4, is tolled as part of WestConnex.
Glenbrook is a township of the #LowerBlueMountains of #NewSouthWales, Australia. It is located 70 kilometres west of Sydney in the local government area of the City of Blue Mountains. At the 2016 Australian census Glenbrook had a population of 5,051 people.
Glenbrook lies between #Lapstone and #Blaxland at an elevation of 163 m (535 ft) and is approximately a 50-minute drive from Sydney. It plays host to trendy cafes and boutiques, while offering various tourist attractions, including weekend markets, recreational opportunities and native flora and fauna.
The town takes its name from Glenbrook Creek, which is on the southern side of the village and must be crossed to enter the #BlueMountainsNationalPark. Glenbrook retains many historical homes and buildings throughout the village, although most homes are occupied and not open to the public.
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Sydney Travel Guide | Blue Mountain Australia
Australia’s largest city, Sydney attracts millions of tourists for its many stunning sightseeing opportunities. But after a tour of this sprawling city, most people begin to wonder what lies outside the metropolitan. Only a 90-minute drive away, the Blue Mountains from Sydney offer the perfect road trip that lets you discover another side of the city replete with natural beauty and thrilling adventures. You can hire a car rental in Sydney and pick it up from the Airport for a care-free and mesmerizing road trip into the deep valleys, sandstone cliffs and dense eucalypt forests of the blue mountains.
1. Glenbrook: Start of the Blue Mountains from Sydney trip
The first stop of the road trip to the Blue Mountains from Sydney is Glenbrook. It is best known for the spectacular views, refreshing air and temperate climate lending it a very heavenly feel. This place retains historical buildings and homes most of which are occupied and not meant for public visit. It also offers recreational places with native flora and fauna.
The Visitor Information Bay at Glenbrook highlights the Greater Blue Mountains Drive Map covering 1200km of major connecting roads along with 18 trails. These trails provide information about the diverse landscapes and experiences of South Wales and Blue Mountain National Park for extended tours.
A local cinema popularly known as “The Little Cinema with a Big Smile” was rebuilt from a set-up cinema in the 1920’s to a regularly visited theatre in 1978. It has now become one of the most advanced cinema in New South Wales but with an old world charm. It was also the first cinema to offer online reservations.
2. Wentworth Waterfalls: A riveting adventure
Next, you can Head to Wentworth Falls in your rental car from Avis. The National Pass forms a part of a network of walkable trails that cover Nature track, Wentworth Pass, Vera Falls Track, Kings Tableland and the famous Charles Darwin Walk.
Another delightful venue in the road trip to Blue mountains from Sydney is Wentworth Falls Country Club that harbours modern house club, spectacularly green golf course and pleasing views from the outdoor deck. This extensive clubhouse is perfect for special functions, parties and even weddings.
Eagle Rock Adventures close to Wentworth falls will make this road trip a riveting adventure that’s next level. Some of the best water sports available at this location are canyoning, abseiling, kayaking, and other multi-day adventures leading into the wild side. Brace yourself for magical and adrenaline-filled activities here. Do have a look at the wonderfully constructed garden beside the Wentworth falls lake, a habitat to native fish species and waterbugs.
3. Leura: Blue Mountain from Sydney trip’s prettiest town
The next destination you cover in your Blue Mountain Sydney tour is Leura- The prettiest town on this road trip. It’s fashioned around whirling streets with beautifully tended gardens and majestic Victorian verandahs. Lined with trees on the main road, this sparkling city accommodates stores and cafes welcoming tourists from all over the world. It’s a great idea to take a stroll through the Leura Mall and browse through the variety of unique and pretty retail outlets. Come and appreciate this quaint village’s hospitality.
4. Katoomba: The Rugged wilderness
The best-known place on the Blue mountain tour from Sydney is Katoomba. You will find it landscaped with the rugged wilderness that presents spectacular views of the Blue Mountains National Park. Keeping sightseeing aside, Katoomba also has galleries, speciality shops, accommodations and restaurants selling finger licking treats.
5. BlackHeath
As you continue your self-drive with Avis traversing Blue mountains from Sydney, you will enter BlackHeath. Every November this town celebrates an annual festival by the name of “Rhododendron”. It holds unusual activities like Chainsaw competition, Rhodo Black and White Ball, the Rhodo Festival Revue, and the Rhodo Festival Golf Classic.
6. Lithgow: Gateway to paradise
Your ultimate stop on this car journey covering the Blue Mountains from Sydney is Lithgow. It forms the gateway to the Central West. Here at a natural paradise and a marvellous city, you can easily access Jenolan Caves, Capertee Valley and the Kanimbla Valley. The highest lookout in the Blue Mountains is Hassan’s Wall situated in Lithgow.
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