



Photo credits
- Photo 1: Leah Pippos © DPIE
- Photo 2: Leah Pippos © DPIE
- Photo 3: John Spencer © DPE
- Photo 4: Leah Pippos © DPIE
Yanda Campground
Gundabooka State Conservation Area, New South Wales, Australia
About this place
Self-sufficient Darling River camping near Bourke's Gundabooka country.
- Campsites
- 6
- Camping setup
- Tents, Camper trailers, Caravans
Yanda campground is a remote riverbank base in Gundabooka State Conservation Area, next to Gundabooka National Park. It accommodates caravans and suits campers comfortable supplying their own essentials.
Fish or paddle where conditions allow, or simply enjoy the Darling River landscape. Check current road, river and park guidance before an outback trip.
What this place offers
- Flush toilets
- Unpowered sites
- Marked sites
- Gas/electric barbecues (free)
- Picnic tables
- Carpark
Getting there
Yanda campground is in Gundabooka State Conservation Area, next to Gundabooka National Park. To get there: From Bourke: Drive south from Bourke on Kidman Way for approximately 3km and turn right onto Louth Road Continue along Louth Road for approximately 43km until you reach Yanda campground entrance, which is on the right-hand side of the road opposite the Telstra tower. From Gundabooka National Park: From Ben Lomond Road, turn on Yanda track. Continue along Yanda track until you reach Louth Road (approximately 29km). Turn left onto Louth Road and continue driving for approximately 4km until you reach Yanda campground entrance, which is on the left-hand side of the road. Road quality: Unsealed roads Vehicle access: 2WD vehicles Weather restrictions: Dry weather only Parking: Parking is available at Yanda campround.
Things to know
- Check booking requirements and current NPWS park alerts before travelling.
- Pets are not permitted; certified assistance animals are excepted.
Where you'll be
Gundabooka State Conservation Area, New South Wales, Australia
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