Illaroo Campgrounds, Fishing Sandon Beach, Yuraygir National Park, Minnie Water, EP - 59

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Illaroo Campgrounds is beachfront camping offgrid with the luxury of toilets, BBQ’s and running water, if you love beach fishing, 4wd beach driving, this is a great beach front camping location, there is also walking hikes over the headland, ocean swimming, and a spot down the road for creek fishing, crabbing, and getting out in the ocean for some offshore fishing, Fishing Sandon Beach, Yuraygir National Park, Minnie Water, EP - 59, this week we are fishing Sandon beach, snorkelling Minnie Bay, and lunching at Wooli and loving life in general,
We are Bec and Ed, from Aussie Nomad Destinations, we are traveling around Australia in our Jayco Silverline Caravan and Next Gen Ford Ranger, and have been travelling for two years, are we grey nomads? You bet we are, we have now been doing the lap for two years, fulltime camping, mostly offgrid, in lost cost-free campground, National Parks, and budget campgrounds as we caravan Australia, we love to do bush walks and hikes, fishing and crabbing where possible,
But most of all we love to beach camp, we just love a beach front National Park, we will see the best places to visit in Australia, give you caravan tips and tricks, all while we show you grey nomads how we caravan Australia and our camping adventures, and hope it helps you as grey nomads caravanning Australia, and caravanning Australia fulltime,
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Love Bec and Ed,
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Camping in Australia as a grey nomad is a journey through a vast and diverse landscape that never fails to captivate the soul. Setting off in a trusty camper van or towing a caravan, grey nomads traverse rugged outback terrains, lush rainforests, and sun-kissed coastal stretches, each offering its own unique charm. The freedom of the open road beckons, with countless camping spots nestled along the way, from designated campgrounds with modern facilities to remote bush sites under a blanket of stars. As the sun dips below the horizon, gathering around a crackling campfire becomes a cherished ritual, sharing stories and laughter with fellow travellers or simply relishing the serenity of nature's embrace. With every dawn, there's a new adventure awaiting, whether it's exploring ancient Aboriginal rock art, spotting native wildlife in their natural habitats, or simply basking in the tranquillity of untouched landscapes. Camping as a grey nomad in Australia is not just a journey; it's a lifestyle of discovery, connection, and endless possibilities.