Riverview Caravan Park – Condobolin (CP)

Riverview Caravan Park is ideally located on the banks of the Lachlan River and just a short stroll into the township of Condobolin where there are a variety of shops, cafes, restaurants, pubs, and clubs. Whether it’s arriving with your caravan or motorhome, setting up a camper trailer, or pitching a tent, at Riverview we warmly welcome and cater to all visitors.

A stay at Riverview Caravan Park allows you to leave the stresses of city life behind. At our Park, you’ll be met with god old-fashioned bush hospitality offered by friendly staff who will make you feel very much at home.

We have shaded powered and unpowered sites to fit even the largest rig, some are even drive-through. We also have clean 4 or 5 berth cabins available. A dump point is located within the Park for your convenience.

We take great pride in our spotless amenities and laundry facilities. We have free BBQs situated throughout the park & a large enclosed camp kitchen with combustion fire for those chilly, country evenings. Our Park is also Pet Friendly with dogs permitted on a lead.

HOW TO GET THERE
Condobolin lies 100km due West of Parkes via Henry Parkes Way. After entering Condobolin turn right at Molong Street (BP) and then 2nd left into William Street; the Park entrance is 1.1km on the right.

FEES & BOOKINGS
Fee is $25/ couple per night for unpowered site and $30/ couple per night for powered site.

For further information, you may call or email via the details below.

THINGS TO DO
Visit Gum Bend Lake, a man-made lake three kilometres from Condobolin and when full is 1.75 metres deep. It is ideal for water skiing and also proves popular with bird watchers and fishing on the nearby Lachlan river.

While taking a break at Gum Bend Lake, be sure to stretch your legs on the 6km walking track from Gum Bend Lake into Condobolin to the end of Bathurst Street and back to the Lake again. Its peaceful surroundings make it a perfect place to relax and enjoy spending time with family and friends.

The Wiradjuri Study Centre is located on the corner of Cunningham Street and McDonnell Street and was constructed with the express purpose of promoting the study and understanding of Wiradjuri culture.

The Lachlander Museum at 46 Bathurst Street Condobolin was printing their newspaper on one of the last operational hot metal printing presses in Australia up until January 2004.

The Condobolin Railway Museum at Madeline Street Condobolin, is a must-see for train buffs. It houses a diverse collection of old trikes, trailers, and railway items as well as other pieces including old motors and horse-drawn machinery donated by local people.

Enjoy the view of Condobolin at Reservoir Hill Lookout at the eastern end of Brady Street or visit Mt Tilga, eight kilometres north of Condobolin on the Cobar road where you can park your vehicle and stretch your legs to see great views.

The Condobolin Community Centre on the corner of Denison and Bathurst Street displays photos and other documents depicting the history and heritage of the area. Upstairs a room has been furnished as a bedroom of bygone years, while downstairs offers tourist information, local arts and crafts, and art completed by the local china painting group which is all available to purchase.

WHAT’S NEARBY
Gum Bend Lake Campground
Wallaroi Creek Rest Area
Kiacatoo Weir

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