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The Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary is a community funded site. Your ticket price includes a bag of kangaroo food, so you'll have plenty of new friends when you walk around this place.
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The Bonshaw Weir Camping Area does not allow fishing and swimming within 200m of weir is prohibited, but is OK once you pass the 200 metre mark in either direction.
The Booberoi Weir in on the Lachlan River offering a nice place to stop at and test your kayak and fishing gear, and trusty camera.
If your at the Bookham Park Rest Area has flushing public toilets with wheelchair access, undercover picnic tables and ample shade for travellers to park under. While your here pop over and take a look at the old Church while your in Bookham, It's just ac ...
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The Bool Lagoon Turnoff Rest Area is reasonably level with an information wall and an undercover picnic table.
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The Boolaboola Rest Area has a lot of room for caravans, motorhomes and trucks, on a level gravel surface, but no shade trees here. There are picnic tables, rubbish bins and it's just off the Eyre Highway if you need a place stay overnight, there are some ...
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The Boolarra Recreation Reserve, located on Park Road in Boolarra, is a key community asset primarily serving as a sporting and recreational ground for the town. Situated alongside an oval and tennis courts, the reserve offers a range of facilities for ...
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The Boolooroo Rest Area is next to the Gydir River so you might be able to catch dinner here. There is a public toilet and undercover picnic tables and a few rubbish bins, with plenty of room to park quite a few caravans.
From the Boolooroo Rest Area you ...
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The Boondi Lookout Rest Area is on the verge ot the Great Eastern Highway with a rubbish bin and no shade. You are close to the highway and will hear every passing car and truck day and night. There's not much to do here apart from taking a rest from the ...
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