Remote outback camping in Lawn Hill National Park - Boodjamulla, Adels Grove 3 day solo trip
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 พ.ย. 2024
- Remote solo camping trip & national park tour through Outback Queensland’s stunning Lawn Hill (Boodjamulla) National Park. - Outback hikes, kayaking with crocs & flat tyres in the middle of nowhere!
Hey everyone, welcome to another travel vlog from my Queensland road trip series. This video was filmed a while back whilst I was up north exploring Outback Queensland & have finally just gotten around to putting it together. It is a longer one but it was certainly a pretty special park to me so thought it was interesting to share to see the difference in how I filmed and what I was getting up to back out in the outback - hope you enjoy!
For more recent adventures you can jump over to my Victoria or South Australia playlists. As usual feel free to leave any questions or comments and you can check out my current travel updates for new adventure inspo at / laura.waddell_
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Love it! Good on you! Such an adventure!
Stunning views, the landscape wasn't bad either 😅
Groovy video 😊
Love all your videos Laura. I've done the majority of Outback QLD at various time. Lawn Hill is a stunning location. A beautiful oasis is the desert.
I miss that area of QLD so much. Just to take a dip in the Gregory then wander up to the pub! Lawn hill is beautiful.
A well presented doco on Lawn Hill! Interesting to compare it to when I stayed there solo in 1999 - $2 a nite, didn't have to book, no restrictions on photography, no decent maps to follow. I had my own sit-in kayak and a little '86 Suzuki Swift and was the laughing stock of the camp with everyone saying my car was 'not suitable' and I was croc-bait as I was heading off later to paddle the Gulf's rivers chasing barra. I reckon you should take your car across the Savanna Way for the ultimate adventure - just include a small tyre compressor and a puncture repair kit. I've crossed it about a dozen times in my Swift so it's doable in a 2WD so long as you take it easy. Cheers!
A real adventure.
Love the video, nice work!
Thank you, this was such a fun park and trip. Thanks for watching 🙌🏼
absolutely fantastic !! 😎🏞️🌅
this video is going to be huge for you i hope !l definitely needs some shares into all of the groups !!
is that why it's called lawn hill ? the astro turf ?? haha
excellent !
So glad to see your 2wd got . Thanks for showing the road. My car can do that!
Wow great vids Laura, I enjoy hiking camping videos and stumbled across your vids, incredible stuff and the first person to prove you don't need all the gear! Keep safe out there and keep creating these awesome videos so I can keep dreaming!
Thank you! I look forward to sharing more soon, safe travels yourself out there 🙌🏼☺️
Great Vid. I started following a few months ago after I got hooked on your Cape Trip which was very informative and gave info that others just brush over like all of he camping areas/towns at the tip of the cape. I didn't realise that there were so many options. I can't believe you don't have a lot more followers as you really do give a lot of information that others (mainly 4x4 guys or Insta Girls) don't give. Others just show us the pretty sunsets and Insta shots whereas you explain what a place has to offer. Great work and I hope you get a stack more subscribers and a few sponsorships to help you along the way. Keep up the great work. Cheers from Bundaberg :)
Thank you so much for your comment, that’s lovely of you to say! I really enjoy sharing my experiences but also what I’m learning about the places along the way so it’s nice to slowly see my little YT travel community grow. Thank you for your support, I’m so glad you’re enjoying watching ☺️🙌🏼
Remember most 4wd has a air supply on them ,maybe ask where you was camping,all buy yourself a small air compressor a good brand.and steel rim are better than alloy rim ,good video,happy travels.
Thanks for this comment, great advice! Those are definitely some things I’ve learnt in my travels but unfortunately I wasn’t able to get a hold of anyone with a compressor out at the campground and did end up using a 4wd’s air back in Gregory after the road houses air hose adapter had been stolen 😅 I haven’t brought an air compressor as I’m not sure I’d really get the use out of it but definitely something I’d invest in for a future 4wd set up! 💛
Awesome place, was there a few yrs ago & absolutely loved it too. I think we did the same walks & hired kyaks too. Well worth the big drive as you mentioned! Lovely memories brought back to life, thankyou!
So glad it brought back good memories for you. It is a long drive but definitely one of those spots worth a visit while your on the road 🙌🏼
Great video with lots of visual interest and travel tips useful for someone who is contemplating car camping. Me. . Really happy to find an Australian version of Nikki Delventhal and Camper (travelling US in Prius). Hope you don’t mind comparison ⛺️
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed watching along, I hadn’t actually watched Nikki before but her channel looks awesome, definitely doing some great things! Thanks mate 🙌🏼
Took a very low clearance Liberty there at Christmas time. The sweat pouring down kept me awake. Swam the middle gorge right above endless crocs. Then canoed the upper as well. Walked to the bottom and found it just covered with freshies. As the park was nearly empty a resident wallaby eventually got way over friendly and demanded more and more food. Then took the car past the fossil sites all along small dirt roads to Camoville. Driving required utmost all skills so not recommended for a low clearance car.
Sounds like an amazing trip, it would have been perfect for swimming being so hot and awesome work with your car so glad it went smoothly. Safe travels mate 🙌🏼🐊
That must've been a quick trip from SA to QLD. Lol or was this from last year. That's a beautiful hidden oasis. Your videos are getting better. :)
Thank you & yes haha this was from last year. It was a park and trip I absolutely loved but never quite got around to editing until recently 😅 thanks for watching (:
I enjoyed your tik tok video just wanted to show my support and appreciate your ear . You have a confident array that is quite unique. Keep going beautiful, may our paths cross I would be honored if you taught me how to relax and literally have fun
Thank you for your support, I really appreciate it. I always love meeting new people on the road and sharing adventures so hopefully I can share more soon. Do make sure you have fun on the journey 🙌🏼
Solid effort. :))
Thank you ((:
Remote travel, by yourself in a 2wd and no phone service?? Sounds pretty scary!!! Did you have other forms of communication or help?
I try to always keep safety a priority when I’m travelling and did let family know how long I was going for and when I’d be back in service just incase anything happened. Fortunately in Lawn Hills tourist season there are still a fair few travellers visiting so there would have been someone around (:
How can I go there with you, hmm interesting😃😃
I really loved visiting this park, I hope you get to visit there yourself one day! ☺️
I can't believe how far you've traveled in your little 2wd car in a 4wd you will be even more amazing
Crazy how much you can do in a little car! I look forward to the 4wd adventures one day 🙌🏼
@@LauraWaddellTravel your videos make me wonder why I spent so much on my 4WD look at the places you’ve been in your little car.