What this attraction has to offer:

Camping, fishing, boating and Aboriginal grinding grooves with a viewing platform over the Macquarie River.

There is a sealed road to the entry gate. The roads in the Reserve are not sealed in some areas. Access good for caravans. Camping is allowed although only for one night. There are toilets and bar-b-que areas, plus some tables and seating benches. Stone steps down to the river but no boat ramp.

See Fishing trail also.

How to find the reserve:

Take the Newell Highway toward Gilgandra and a few kilometres from Dubbo, as you pass through Brocklehurst there is a turn to the left. Follow this for about 3-4 kilometres to the turn-off left into the Reserve.

Coordinates:

32°10’7.82″S, 148°35’6.10″E

Who manages it?

Dubbo City Council

How to make a booking:

Not necessary

Website link:

http://www.dubbo.nsw.gov.au/RecreationandCulture/Reserves.html

How far is it from the Macquarie River:

Right on it.

The closest other River Trail attractions are:

Other River Parks – see map (coming soon) and Dubbo’s other attractions.