Our stay there was relaxing, to an extent, but as a group who prefer smaller quieter towns that allow us to embrace nature we could not wait to leave the hustle and bustle of city traffic behind. Whilst there we stayed at Princes Highway caravan park - a review can be seen on this site.
As well as spending time around our camp site putting together upcoming issues of Good Gabble we got fit walking and visiting local parks. Our walk along the Murray River saw us saying hello to a pelican and being greeted by honking geese. We stopped to put a dollar coin in slot to feed the bunyip and watched as he roared and emerged from the depths of his lagoon cage. This was not such an enjoyable experience for Celeste as she cried and I had to move away but she soon became engrossed as younger children stood by and watched.
The edge of the Murray River hosts a lovely reserve where time was spent on the play equipment that was suitable for both the young and young at heart. Even the dog enjoyed time roaming the reserve and rolling in the fresh green grass.
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