Camping beside a River | Relaxing Campfire Cooking | No Talking | Nature Sounds

Camping right on the river bank. Cooking and relaxing by the fire.


This trip we continue our travels in the Bathurst region and find another one of the many amazing free camps on the Turon River, just out of the small historic town of Sofala.

Join us as we set up camp and relax by the river with a local beer before getting the fire going to make hot ham and cheese sliders in the camp oven thanks to Franz.
The next morning is an absolute gem to wake up to. We warm ourselves by the fire and make a cup of tea with our new tea set thanks to @BarebonesLiving

Products we use and recommend:

Franz Continental Smallgoods
All the meat products in this video were supplied by Franz.
Their products are top quality and locally made on the Sunshine Coast. If you're ever in the area, you should drop in to their Caloundra shop and treat yourself. You won't be disappointed.

OutIn
We really love our Outin Portable espresso maker, even though we don't use it in every video we use it every day when we are away camping. If you'd like to add one to your camping line up, get a 10% discount using our code NC10 at the link here
https://outin.com/NC10

FireMaple
Get a 10% discount on any of the products here by using the link below or the code NC10
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Camping, river, and nature sounds
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Sunrise
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Camp fire
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