The gorge heifer station photos

Located within one and a half hours drive, north-west of Grafton is this rugged gorge where thundering waterfalls and savage rapids intermingle with deep pools and sections of calm water. The scenery is breathtaking and the fishing is excellent. There are three main waterfalls and the Rainbow Falls live up the gorge heifer station photos their name on sunny days.

Your search preferences have been saved. To access them on your next visit press the 'Load Saved Filters' button. The Gorge has been in the Winters family for over years. The property itself is acres which fronts onto the Clarence river for about 10km. Originally and still today, a working cattle station, in more recent years has become a tourist destination for those seeking fresh mountain air with a gorgeous view. The property offers number of unpowered camping sites with various views of the river and the mountains. The pet friendly campground is accessible to motorhomes and caravans with area suitable for tents.

The gorge heifer station photos

We were so lucky to stumble across The Gorge on the Clarence River! Chris had spotted a couple of sites that looked good on Wikicamps and asked me to pick one. After seeing the photos and read the existing reviews of The Gorge, I knew this was a place we had to explore. Located 75km north-west of Grafton, the drive to this property is almost as exciting as spending time there! The road winds its way along the ridges, giving you glimpses of the Clarence River below on one side and incredible mountain views on the other. We saw cows grazing on some of the greenest grass covered rolling hills we have ever seen, coupled with the bluest of blue skies with a smattering of fluffy white clouds. We were literally lost for words. There was something beautiful from every direction as far as the eye could see! I ended up putting the camera down and just soaking it all in as there was no way I could capture everything. Crossing grids and splashing through causeways is all part of the fun, all the while keeping an eye out for cows and other wildlife like kangaroos. When I popped my head out the window, I could see a family splashing away in a rockpool below the bridge.

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Great camp site run by Neil and Sue! Pretty in expensive for the night. Bin and fire wood provided. Awesome little kayak trek up to the gorge. They say life is better around the campfire. And we could not agree more. Over the years due to increase fire risk it's become a challenge to find great campsites that allow you to have a fire by your tent.

The gorge heifer station photos

Your search preferences have been saved. To access them on your next visit press the 'Load Saved Filters' button. The Gorge has been in the Winters family for over years. The property itself is acres which fronts onto the Clarence river for about 10km. Originally and still today, a working cattle station, in more recent years has become a tourist destination for those seeking fresh mountain air with a gorgeous view. The property offers number of unpowered camping sites with various views of the river and the mountains. The pet friendly campground is accessible to motorhomes and caravans with area suitable for tents.

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This campground is a Showground or Recreation Ground with basic facilities. Visit website. Awe as you make it to the snowy peak. Lol who are just lovely! Booking is needed using the link provided. But first … the waterhole. For more information, you may call or email via the details below. We met Buck and Belinda say that 3 times quickly! The property offers number of unpowered camping sites with various views of the river and the mountains. The Gorge has been in the Winters family for over years. Please pass my details on if that is an option. Located 75km north-west of Grafton, the drive to this property is almost as exciting as spending time there!

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Share this page. Growing up in ballina and coffs harbour i never even knew places like this were so close. A man was standing out the front in thongs, shorts and a singlet and he came up to welcome us as soon as pulled up. When they showed us videos of the hills glowing red, smoke blanketing the river and gorge and the water bomber helicopter dropping in to fill up right beside the boat, we realised just how close and how dangerous it had been for them. Stay connected to Visit NSW for all the latest news, stories, upcoming events and travel inspiration. They suggested we camp below the homestead on the river and guided us down in their bright orange Kubota. Submit a Comment Cancel reply Your email address will not be published. But first … the waterhole. It was past and dark by the time the boat pulled back into our campsite. Home destinations north coast clarence valley grafton attractions Clarence Gorge. It would be fine.