Three Australian Outback Caravan Camping Spots You Need To See 👌

We found three awesome Outback Caravan Stays once we crossed the NT border from QLD. We visited Barkly Homestead then called into Banka Banka West and then a few days at the iconic Daly Waters Pub.
Come and join us as we continue our journey toward Darwin and check out these incredible places.
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Cheers Paul & Wenda

[@maureencerni6006]

Love your videos and the fantastic information you share with us.

[@beyondthegreyoz]

Thank you we are so glad you're enjoying our content! Cheers Paul & Wenda

[@colinl9018]

"The menu was alright....but" made me 😂😂

[@beyondthegreyoz]

Haha cheers 👍

[@fyiaustralia9686]

It's great you point out the pet-friendly stopovers so travellers feel more welcome during their visits. Your NT stops look interesting and even the glimpses of landscapes whizzing past makes one want to go.

[@beyondthegreyoz]

Yeah another follower asked if we could include info about pets so we have just started to include it. And it seems it is helpful info 👍 The NT leg of this trip has been great! Cheers

[@frankkerwick1084]

Well guys loved your latest video keep them coming can't wait until you get to Darwin 😊

[@beyondthegreyoz]

Thanks Frank. We have just pulled into Darwin today! And looking forward to checking out the sights. Cheers Paul and Wenda

[@johnmathisen1167]

Must thank you 2 for actually giving us the prices for each of the places that you stay as some say it’s a great place but when you look up the prices you can have a slight heart attack

[@beyondthegreyoz]

Haha yeah sometimes the price can be a bit of a shock. Doesn’t always match up with WikiCamps 😆 thanks for following our travels Cheers Paul and Wenda

[@joking7081]

Good video with good information. The prices have increased quite a bit since I was there a couple of years ago. I always spend 2 nights at Daly Waters. The people at the pub are so friendly I always finish up with a belly full of beer, so I need a day to fully recover before hitting the road again.😊

[@beyondthegreyoz]

Thanks Jo Yeah we’ve noticed the nightly rates creeping up. We were the same at Daly Waters. Needed a night to freshen up 😂 such a great place Cheers Paul and Wenda

[@mareelewis7639]

Love the KFC bucket lol as it was funny as. Thank you for sharing lol.

[@beyondthegreyoz]

Yeah had to laugh, poor chooks 😆 Cheers

[@bevstott4904]

Hi thanks for the video just to let you know Barkly had a kitchen fire back in November & was closed for a while probably rebuilding & going bigger.

[@beyondthegreyoz]

Thanks Bev, that explains a lot Cheers Paul and Wenda

[@stuartkcalvin]

02:10 just sayin', don't leave your 15A cable coiled up. It generates heat and provides voltage drop. All States and territories are about to adopt, for caravans: a smoke alarm (12V hard wired or battery) a CO sensor (whether diesel or gas heated), battery powered. a max 10m, 15A cable on shore power a max 30m, 15A/10A cable for generators two vents for gas regulations, one in the door and one in the roof seems to be the norm now; I got both in my new van but Sunseeker will send me 'block out' covers for travelling on the red dirt. The door block out will prevent the door opening unless removed. The roof vent, hopefully, will operate on a microswitch, via a relay, when the door is opened. This adds to the saclies love for defecting caravans and combined items over GCM. Nice piece, still subscribed.

[@beyondthegreyoz]

Thanks for the tip, we’ll keep that in mind and for the heads up about the regulations. Very handy to know. Not sure how 10m cable will work when sometimes power outlets in parks are 15mt or more from the van? And thanks for sticking around we appreciate your input Cheers

[@stuartkcalvin]

03:50 I occasionally do the black top and see that investment everywhere while not on the red dirt. What's going on? Are we baby boomers retiring quickly? Or are the rich Millennials travelling?

[@beyondthegreyoz]

Might be a bit of both. And then folks like us who still have to work a bit Cheers