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 Along the Silver City Highway this rest area viewing area is a great stop to view the expansive countryside from an elevation.There is an information board with some history and facts about the area and the view is one certainly not to be missed. Parking Area Byjerkerno Shelter Silver City Hwy Road to Byjerkerno Shelter Silver City Hwy Byjerkerno Shelter Silver City Hwy Stopped at Byjerkerno Shelter Silver City Hwy Byjerkerno Shelter is a rarely published stop along the Silver City Highway, offering travelers a chance to take a break and enjoy the stunning views of the Barrier Ranges. Located about 75 kilometers north of Broken Hill, this rest area provides a perfect spot to stretch your legs and soak in the natural beauty of the area. Pros: Scenic Views: The elevated position of the shelter offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. It's a great place to take photos and appreciate the rugged beauty of the Barrier Ranges. Information Board: The shelter features an inf...

 Meadow Glen Rest area is located at Cubba on The Barrier Hwy 63 kilometers west of Cobar and 197 kilometers east of Wilcannia. Drivers wishing to take a break from dodging the hundreds of goats along the edge of this highway will find this stop ideal. This rest area has space to overnight out of the way well back from the highway. There are toilets and bins provided. There did not appear to be any mobile phone service.   Nestled along the Barrier Highway in Cubba, New South Wales, Meadow Glen Rest Area is a rest area for travelers exploring the outback. This rest area offers a peaceful retreat with essential amenities, making it an ideal spot for a quick stop or an overnight stay. Atmosphere: The rest area is surrounded by the natural beauty of the outback, with vast open spaces and a serene environment. The gravel and dirt surfaces provide a rustic charm, and the scattered trees offer some shade, perfect for a relaxing picnic or a break from the road. Facilities: Meadow Glen...

 The Grey Gum Cafe Putty is one of the only rest areas on Putty Road offering toilets and showers for a small fee and free overnight camping. They do not have any garbage service due to remoteness so please take all your waste with you to dispose of responsibly elsewhere. The area is huge with plenty of spots to stop for the night, the owners offered us to park anywhere we liked. Please support the owners with patronage of the cafe if open and be prepared to pay the very small fee if requiring a hot shower.   Grey Gum Cafe Putty a Scenic Pit Stop in Putty Located on Putty Road in Putty, New South Wales, Grey Gum Cafe is a charming and welcoming spot for travelers and locals alike. Situated exactly halfway between Windsor and Singleton, this cafe offers a perfect pit stop for those journeying through the scenic countryside. Grey Gum Cafe is renowned for its friendly and accommodating staff, who ensure that every visitor feels at home. The cafe's cozy interior and outdoor seatin...

 Currabubula Freedom Camp is a terrific spot for an overnight stop. There is a donation box and apparently toilets and showers which we did not use. There were only two other RV's the Saturday night we stopped over. Sunday morning a lot of horse floats began arriving and setting up for an equestrian event so we moved on quickly to get out of their way. There is a pub a few minutes walk down the road which we didn't have time to check out. Currabubula Freedom Camp: A Scenic Retreat in the Liverpool Plains. Located in the picturesque Liverpool Plains region of New South Wales, Currabubula Freedom Camp offers a peaceful escape for travelers. Situated on Alford Street in Currabubula, this free camping spot is perfect for a stopover or even a weekend getaway. Currabubula Freedom Camp is surrounded by expansive countryside, with rolling hills and lush greenery creating a serene environment. The camp features a range of amenities, including donation based hot showers, toilets and plen...

 Jerry's Plains Camping Ground is a great spot to overnight within easy walking distance of the Robin Hood Tavern where enjoyable meals are served. This campground has a donation box, there are toilets which are utilised often by passing motorists. There is also a dump point and bins. We have stopped overnight here several times where there has been 6 or more other vans and RV's and occasionally only one other. We have seen this ground very boggy after rain but council did spread roadbase through the center area late June 2024. Located in the picturesque Hunter Valley region of New South Wales  Jerry's Plains Camping Ground offers a great stopover for travelers seeking a break along the Golden Highway. Situated on Redmanvale Road in Jerry's Plains this 48 hour time limited ten dollar donation camping spot is perfect for an overnight stop or a weekend getaway. Jerry's Plains Camping Ground is surrounded by farming countryside and offers a range of amenities including...

 Bulga campground is close to the first (or last depending on your direction of travel) general store and fuel station at the northern end of Putty Rd. There is also a tavern next to the general store. The campground can get busy at times and there is usually at least 2 or three campers there at any one time. The campground features a range of amenities, including flush toilets, BBQ areas, covered picnic tables, and a dump station. This ground is slightly sloping, grassed and well compacted and should be suitable for use in all weather. Nestled in the scenic Hunter Valley region of New South Wales Bulga Campground offers a peaceful maximum 48 hour stopover for travelers seeking a beak from travel either before or after Putty Road between Windsor and  Singleton. Located on Inlet Road in Bulga, this free camping spot is also perfect for a two night getaway. Bulga Campground is surrounded by picturesque countryside, with rolling hills and lush greenery creating a serene envi...

 A handy stopping area 10 kilometers north of Glen Innes is Beardy Waters Heritage Park located on the western side of New England Highway. We stopped over here right before a storm hit and were treated to a colourful sunset after the storm passed. There is a toilet as can be seen in the photo below. Located approximately 8 to 10 kilometers north of Glen Innes New South Wales Beardy Waters Heritage Park offers a tranquil escape for nature lovers and travelers alike. Nestled next to Beardy Waters Creek, this picturesque park provides a perfect setting for a peaceful stopover. Beardy Waters Heritage Park is known for its rural setting, with greenery and the creek. There are large areas for camping making it an ideal spot for a stopover. The park offers free camping, allowing visitors to enjoy the great outdoors without breaking the bank. With creek access, it's a place to try fishing or just relaxing by the water. Dogs on leash are permitted and the park has good mobile phone recepti...