THE RIVERSIDE COLLECTION
Riverside Middle
Evenings were made for this.
Open grass on the edge of the brook, with the hills laid out in front of you. Earlier campers have left their fire spots, so you can have flames going before the light starts to change. Then sit back and watch the hills turn gold, then purple, then disappear.
Mornings are slow: mist on the grass, coffee on the stove, a scramble down the bank for a swim when you feel like it. Bring the dog. There’s room for them to roam and plenty to sniff.
Best for: Fire-lovers, slow cooks, people bringing the dog.
2WD access · Tents, campers and caravans · Dogs welcome · Campfires allowed
Things to know
- You’re on a working farm. Friendly cattle share the property and may wander over to say hello.
- This is real bush. The grass is left long, and snakes and spiders live here too. Watch your step, especially in warmer months.
- 2WD is fine. Go slow on the track, as wombats dig holes that are hard to spot. Access may close in major flooding.
- The brook is down a steep bank. Take care getting in and out.
- Dogs are welcome. Keep them close around the cattle.
