In this episode, we travel in our converted Ford transit campervan, with our dog, to Gundagai NSW, Australia, where we free camped at Morleys Creek at Gundagai. While we were in town we checked out the Old Gundagai Gaol.
Gundagai is a picturesque country town in the beautiful Riverina. You’ll find the famous Dog on the Tuckerbox Pioneer Monument, as well as a rich architectural, colonial and indigenous history, great fishing, and boutique wineries. The town's main industries, unchanged since the nineteenth century, are sheep and cattle with a healthy dose of passing trade from people moving between Sydney and Melbourne.
Morleys Creek free camp Gundagai offers a peaceful setting on the banks of Morleys Creek, all within walking distance of Gundagai’s town center. With easy access, this campground offers a quiet, peaceful setting, shady level sites, and plenty of space for self-contained caravans and RVs to stay for up to 48 hours.
Fishing can be enjoyed in the creek. Located just behind this free camp are the historic Gundagai bridges, one of the many things to see and do while visiting Gundagai.
There are no amenities at the Morleys Creek campground, however, there is a dump point and water nearby at the historic railway station.
While free, donations are greatly appreciated to help with the upkeep of this fantastic Gundagai free camp.
We found this Gundagai free camp can be a little noisy due to its proximity to the road. In saying this, the noise did not worry us.
Gundagai Gaol
Explore cells that held the infamous bushrangers Moonlite and Peisley. The Old Gundagai Gaol stands at the corner of First Avenue and Byron Street, surrounded by a high wall of local slate with rendered capping.
Entertaining and informative self-guided audio tours of this heritage site are available daily at the Gundagai Visitor Information Centre. Entry to the Gaol is available only during 9:00am - 3:30pm. Call into the Centre to pick up audio and headphones, map and a key and head up to the Gaol to start your tour (located only 2 blocks from the Visitor Centre). The self-guided tour takes approximately 45-60 minutes to complete.
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