Ultimate Campsites: Australia
By (Author) Penny Watson
Hardie Grant Explore
Hardie Grant Explore
2nd December 2020
Australia
General
Non Fiction
Travel tips and advice: general
Travel maps
919.406872
Paperback
304
Width 219mm, Height 244mm, Spine 21mm
856g
InUltimate Campsites: Australia, Penny Watson maps out 75 of the countrys most wild and wondrous nature-based campgrounds, from the turquoise and white sandy beaches of Queensland and pristine national parks of New South Wales, to the wineries of South Australia and the wilderness areas of Tasmania.
Ever pitched a tent within a stones throw of a picturesque waterfall Ever woken up in a sleeping bag to the gentle sound of waves Ever seen the sun go down in the desert or fallen asleep in an ancient rainforest Well, nows the time to tick off these experiences on your camping bucketlist!
Each state-by-state chapter inUltimate Campsites: Australiacontains detailed maps and the what-when-why-where information about each campground, alongside tips and anecdotes about the surrounding regions. Youll find special sections dedicated to remote-island campgrounds, as well as sites with great walks and places close by to Indigenous cultural experiences. There are also quick and easy lists for camping with pets, free camping, 4WD access and commercial campgrounds, and handy camping trail itineraries for when you want to tick off two or three campgrounds in one trip.
This book is an essential tool for the glovebox, be it in a 2WD or a motorhome. Its also the kind of book that will get plenty of wear and tear on the coffee table while youre planning that next big adventure in Australias great outdoors.
Award-winning writer, journalist and author Penny Watson has travelled the world, written feature articles for countless magazines and newspapers, and researched a number of travel books includingLondon Pocket Precincts and Slow Travel, both released in 2019.She has camped across NSW as a kid, across the world as a travel writer, and across Australia as a parent. This book is a direct response to these privileged experiences and her ensuing love of and passion for Australias wild and wondrous natural beauty. Penny is a member of both the British Guild of Travel Writers, and the Australian Society of Travel Writers. She currently resides in Melbourne with her family, Pippy, Digby and Etienne.