On the way to our next campsite in the Yuraygir National Park on the coast we stopped at a market in Woolgoolga. These small town markets are great. A lot the stuff seems like junk to me but it's generally cheap junk. It's fun looking around for a bargain. It's also a good place to pick up some cheap books and stock up on fruit and vegies. On arrival at the campsite we noticed a massive lizard (about 1.5m in length) walk out of the scrub and through the campsite...

Stayed for 4 nights at the Moonee Beach caravan park. It had nice facilities and was located on a coastal estuary 10 minutes north of Coffs Harbour. We enjoyed relaxing on the beach and next to the river. The large tidal movements within the estuary made it an interesting place to swim and play. We thought about hiring a canoe to explore the river but in the end decided we were happy to relax on the beach reading with the occasional walk and swim. Coffs Harbou...

We decided to head north and had picked a campsite just out of Macksville.Before heading to the campsite we picked up some supplies in Macksville. The campsite was called Gumma Reserve and it was by the river.Unfortunately for us, the campsite was a good spot to put boats in the river and therefore there were about 20 caravans already set up, and they looked like they'd been there a while. We found a site and set up, this was followed by a cup of tea and a pie...

We stayed at the Melaleuca Caravan Park in Port Macquarie which had a great camp kitchen set up including an oven, which we took full advantage off.There were also a heap of bunnies who would come up and visit you. The weather was a bit cool during our time here but we managed to do a lot of walking and shopping and drinking and watching cricket (on the tv in the camp kitchen).We also spent a lot of time explaining cricket to two German backpackers and a Canad...

Kylie had been reading through the Camps4 book and picked an area, Myall Lakes, as our next stop.There were a few camping options but we thought we'd try Seal Rocks, however on the road there we came across the sign to Neranie campsite.This place was amazing.It was part of the lake but looked like something you would see on the WhitSundays.The water was green/blue and there was beautiful white sand.One look at the water and we decided this was the spot. We set...