The Toorale National Park is a protected national park that is located in the far-west region of New South Wales, in eastern Australia. The 30,866-hectare national park is located approximately 80 kilometres southwest of Bourke, at the junction of the Darling and Warrego rivers.
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This was originally a cotton station which was owned by a private corporation back in England. This was a place where I use to hunt wild boars back in the early 90's and the first time, I had ever seen cotton grown in Australia. It was then bought by the Rudd Government as one of their buy back water schemes in 2007. It is said that our famous Henry Lawson had written various poems and bush stories on the very porch of Toorale Station. It is still a beautifully place to visit near the river and enjoy the spectacular sunsets. I hope you all get to visit and enjoy this spectacular hidden gem...
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Lovely NP, apparently historic, huge sheep farm. Very dry, open countryside, loads of emu, kangaroos etc. Free picnic and overnight camp ground directly at Darling River (no facilities, but there are public toilets at homestead 10 min drive). Spectacular scenery, no visitors at all, no entry. Access on very good unsealed road, no concern for 2WD cars, but road sign warns about becoming impassable on slightest rain. Great experience to...
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great National Park with a lot of History, unfortunately no money in the NP Coffins to restore this magnificent old station. Camping at Darling river is nice but no facilities. A drop down toilet is half finished...
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