Lake Pamamaroo free camping, Lake Menindee, Kinchega NP, Pooncarie, Mungo National Park, Ep 77

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This week we headed further south, we are free camping on the banks of The Darling River near Lake Pamamaroo, and Lake Menindee there is so much bird life out in western New South Wales, we visited the Kinchega National Park and the massive Kinchega Woolshed, before heading out to Lake Cawndilla for lunch, then we continued south to Pooncarie and out to the Mungo National Park
We are Bec and Ed, from Aussie Nomad Destinations, we are traveling around Australia in our Jayco Silverline Caravan and Next Gen Ford Ranger, and have been travelling for two years, are we grey nomads, you bet we are, we have now been doing the lap for two years, fulltime camping, mostly offgrid, in lost cost-free campground, National Parks, and budget campgrounds as we caravan Australia, we love to do bush walks and hikes, fishing and crabbing where possible,
But most of all we love to beach camp, we just love a beach front National Park, we will see the best places to visit in Australia, give you caravan tips and tricks, all while we show you grey nomads how we caravan Australia and our camping adventures, and hope it helps you as grey nomads caravanning Australia, and caravanning Australia fulltime,

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