Burraga Dam Free Camping Country NSW Oberon - Windbreak Instructions Now Available
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- We enjoy a fabulous FREE CAMP out near Oberon NSW and the drive from Sydney is stunning, with glimpses of escarpments through the mountains to the lush green of the countryside. This video will make you want to pack your camp gear and head out to Country NSW.
We try some new recipes and set ourselves a challenge to cook a dinosaur bone by the campfire which doesn't disappoint.
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Cheers
Marg & Gibbo (aka Steve)
The wood on the side of the road is free and on public lands of which you are sovereign, not to mention you help to clean it up from being a safety issue.
Fabulous, that's exactly what we wanted to hear and also thought. Appreciate you watching and commenting. Cheers Marg
A great location....Village Store/takeaway and a great Sports Club..
Great spot thanks for showing us
Hi, great video, thank you for sharing your adventures. We would love to know how to make or if you sell the bowl Cosies (think that’s what you called them?) we are after 2 for our van please such an awesome idea 😄
Hi there, I’m actually putting an instruction sheet together and yes I could make you some but by the time, cost of materials & postage I think they would probably be more than people would want to pay.
The bowl cosies are great to store between your bowls while traveling and also serving under your bowl when serving a hot meal, plus it’s just nice to have served under your bowls.
I am wondering if anyone has found my hidden cosies from Burraga Dam? I might do this occasionally on our road trips as a special treat for those that follow us & go to the places we showcase.
Cheers Marg
Timber from the roadside is usually not allowed, although it does depend on the local council. I would check with the closest tourist info, personally I think it’s a great idea 👍
Reducing fuel from fallen branches seems like something that really needs to be considered. Good thinking about checking with tourist info. I might give the council a call to see if they can answer the question.
Camped there quite a few times now, last time got hit with a big thunderstorm, I was just over the hill from where you camped.
My understanding is it’s illegal in nsw to collect timber from the side of the road but as long as it’s safe to do so and your on a quiet road I do it.
Thanks for that, it's a great spot. Appreciate you commenting. Cheers Marg
Heaps of big tiger snakes there we normally fish there couple times a year great spot but gets cold
That’s Australia for you.
Really enjoy watching love your cooking such a lovely couple 😊
@@DebraLoosemore Aren’t you lovely, thank you. 💛
Great spot… did you say you had reusable charcoal? If someone what brand is it?
TIA
@@darrenpollett1535 Hi Darren, the brand is copyrighted as Heat Beads - Original BBQ Briquettes 4kg bag from Bunnings but also apparently available from Coles. I’ve also used Hot Shots BBQ Fuel 10kg bag. Cheers Steve
@@gibbosroadtripadventures thanks Steve
JBG loves your video, so much meat in that tommahawk cooked to perfection by Steve and a little nudge by the bush camping queen.
@@begoodjohnny62 Thanks JBG, I quite like that title “Bush Camping Queen”.
We thought of you on the weekend, as we burnt a log that had a hole in it. We had a great little volcano going which I think you can see somewhere in the video.
Cheers Marg
Hanging a Tomahawk (Ribeye with extended bone) by the fire is a great way to cook a steak, picks up so much flavour 👌
Hi there, it was incredible and well worth the entertainment of watching it drip and cook. An expensive cut but so worth the show and taste. Cheers Marg
👋Hi!The scenery in your video is captured beautifully, and I can’t wait to set off on my journey!❤
@@cybertop Wonderful & thank you, enjoy your travels. 😊
Gibbo is a lucky man having a beautiful desert after that dinosaur steak.
@@kenlillia It was pretty delicious & he’s definitely worth it. Cheers Marg
What a great spot! Marked it on Wiki camps and hopefully one day we will get there! Safe travels❤
Thank you, it was a lovely surprise.
Picking wood in NSW not sure but in the communist state of Victoria I believe it's a no no
Such a hard topic at times and can get a bit debatable with some. We always thought State Forests were ok to collect wood from while you picnic or camp, but apparently this depends on which park. I tried to follow this up with State Forests but the documentation offered only seems to indicate a permit if you wish to take firewood away from a State Park - nothing mentions if you camp there and use it for your cooking. Whilst communicating with State Forests I asked the question about public road and the guy said he couldn't give me an answer. I believe public roads are free to collect firewood from the roadside, and as one person commented, it helps clean it up which we totally agree on. Thanks for commenting, I'll have to look into Victoria when we visit next. Cheers Marg
@@gibbosroadtripadventures we do collect from roadsides we're just sneaky with it, be careful there's lots of dobbers out there, remember covid, we watch your clips because there not the usual touristy places where all the ' content creators ' go, keep it up , cheers 👍
@@steeldragon5867 thank you, appreciate you following.
@@gibbosroadtripadventures all states forest need to go back to the olds days an help to control bush fires taking falling wood helps the control of bush fires
@@stevencondron9355 totally agree.
So good to see you again. Lovely spot and some great cook ups. Love the steak. Thanks guys see you soon.👍
Hi Ray, hope you are doing well, it was a lovely spot. I wonder how many more we can find. Cheers Marg
@@gibbosroadtripadventures I have the same disease as you. Too much work and commitments, keep these spots coming as I'm filling up my bucket book. Cheers and thanks 👍
@@raynewman4904 Will happily do! ☺
@@raynewman4904One day our dreams will come true.
An burraga nice to not much at the shop tho
Not much but enough. Oberon isn’t that far if you need to pick up supplies.
So excited to see a new vid!! 😊
Doesn’t your van flip up without the back legs down?
One if my greatest fears 😮😅😅
Oh, and what is contract cards? Intrigued.
@@alisonshields1892 Hi Alison, not when you have a load of firewood on the front of it! 😄
I wish we were able to have a video each week to share but, unfortunately, we aren’t able to be completely free spirits just yet. We have a couple more years to work for our pennies, then we will soar. Watch out Australia when we can, it’s the dream. 💛
@@alisonshields1892 It’s our favourite card game which can be played by 2 or many.
Maybe I should show you how in another road trip adventure but basically you deal cards to each player, starting from 10 cards on the first round and with each following round you deal one less ie 9,8,7 and so on, until you get down to one. When you get one card each, you don’t look at it but instead hold it up to your forehead, facing out to the other players. The aim of the game is to bet on how many tricks you can win out of the round, with consideration to what card has been turned over after the deal. The joker is the highest card, followed by the Jacks of the same colour as the card on the table, then ace, king, queen, 10, 9, etc. You can either try to win or lose the tricks to match your round bet. If you get what you bid, you’ll receive 10 points but the amount of tricks you won. If you bust, more tricks than you bid for, you get no points. If you are under, you get 1 points for each trick you won.
We love the game, keeps us awake & alert. Haha
@@gibbosroadtripadventures 😂😂 didn’t think of that ☺️
All the more reason to tidy up fell from the roadside. Keep doing you Gibbo’s 👍
@@alisonshields1892 thank you.
What a lovely spot 😍
@@Travelbug68 How good! NSW has so many wonderful free gems.
Btw I must say, 1968 was an exceptional year. Cheers Marg 😊