Mungo National Park is a World Heritage-listed site rich in Aboriginal history and natural beauty. Explore the iconic Walls of China, ancient lakebeds and dramatic red dunes that tell stories over 40,000 years old. The landscape is spiritual, timeless and unforgettable

Yanga National Park offers a peaceful escape with rich wetlands, river red gum forests and historic homesteads. Once one of the largest sheep stations in the area, Yanga is now a haven for birdlife, walking trails and Aboriginal heritage. Its lakes, billabongs and riverfront views make it a scenic spot for camping, fishing and photography

The Murrumbidgee River flows through the heart of Balranald, offering a tranquil setting for fishing, kayaking and riverside walks. Surrounded by native bushland and abundant wildlife, the river is a vital part of the town’s identity and a perfect place to unwind, explore or catch a classic outback sunset.