Wanderers Crossing River Retreat
Wanderers Crossing River Retreat
Wanderers Crossing River Retreat is a renovated caravan park sitting on the banks of the Darling River in Wentworth, NSW, near the iconic junction of the Darling/Baaka and Murray rivers.
Formerly known as Willow Bend Caravan Park, it reopened under new ownership after a major transformation and serves as the last campground on the Darling River before it meets the Murray.
The park offers 88 powered sites and 30 unpowered sites, river cabins with boat moorings, boat pontoons, a camp kitchen, barbecue facilities, and a bird hide. Fishing and boating are accessible directly from the riverbank.
The historic town of Wentworth — with pubs, shops, and eateries — is within walking distance, and the park is well positioned for day trips to World Heritage-listed Mungo National Park, the Perry Sand Hills, and the Old Wentworth Gaol.
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