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There are two distinct sides to the Blue Mountains and not just geographically speaking.

Many parts of the eastern states were impacted by floods last year, resulting in changed plans for many campers. But some communities are open for business and welcoming tourists this summer.

Heading west is a surefire way to learn about times past when pioneers, bushrangers, and swagmen freely roamed the land

Gwydir has long flown under the radar as one of New South Wales’ most deserving attractions.

In a bid to pin down which landscape is superior, we compare Mutawintji National Park in NSW with Qld’s Cape Hillsborough.

NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) is inviting everyone to help support NSW’s regional communities as they recover from this summer’s bushfires by visiting and booking a stay in a national park and saving 25% of selected campsites

Just the idea of a long drive with kids gives Louise the jitters. So how will she manage 11 hours?

Great views, relaxing waterside activities and crazy 4WDing - Yalwal State Forest and Danjera Dam is the perfect destination for any keen adventurer.

Lithgow NSW

A great option to bypass Sydney for those heading north, head west beyond the famed Blue Mountains

There’s no better time than summer to hit the road and seek out the many distilleries and craft breweries that have popped up in regional areas all over the country.

The most remote national park in NSW had enjoyed recent rains, so Glenn Marshall headed out to check out the changes wrought on the landscape

What was once a convict settlement has developed into one of NSW's best coastal towns.

It's usually the Victorian High Country that to come to mind, but head up into the ACT and NSW and you’ll find even more to explore.

There’s plenty of water along our coastline, but when you head inland, it quickly evaporates. For those crossing the country this summer, Camper unveils a selection of the best spots throughout our dry interior where you can find your dose of H20.

Ben Boyd National Park NSW

The Warrumbungles in NSW are an ancient landscape of mountainous peaks and dense bushland, creating the ideal environment for camping, bushwalking and sky-gazing.

History and natural wonders await at Braidwood, where time stands still.

From humble beginnings in 2014, Country Pub Camping has grown to include 120,000 members and 1200 pubs Australia-wide.

Sitting halfway between Sydney and Melbourne, the Sapphire Coast of NSW is home to beautiful blue waters, white sandy beaches, national parks and stunning coastal walks

If you had the chance to experience a few of outback NSW’s most iconic hotels while seeing some spectacular scenery, would you be keen?

Following on from part one, we continue our tour of New England High Country following the route less travelled — from north to south.

Let’s take a leisurely scenic drive through the endless attractions of NSW’s New England High Country

Discover the hidden gems of Inverell in the lead up to Christmas, where you can shop, explore, relax and unwind.

Mt Warning Rainforest Park NSW

Gundabooka National Park, NSW

Pretty as a picture, Warrabah National Park located in New South Wales is the perfect backdrop for adventures all year round.

There are some cool ways to extend the Summer in Central NSW.

After years of drought, the Kinchega National Park, near Broken Hill, NSW, has been brought to life once more

The Tamworth Country Music Festival is celebrating its 50th year of Australian country talent

Are you a sucker for history? How about monsters? Big things? Join Scott in the Central West of NSW to see what lies below the surface.

Shoalhaven copped the brunt of the bushfires, but its tourism offering still shines.

The south coast of NSW is a busy tourist Mecca, but just a few kilometres inland you'll find verdant bush, rushing mountain streams, near-deserted campsites and some great 4WD touring.

Tweed Coast Holiday Parks NSW

Gardens of Stone National Park, NSW

The trip from Newcastle to Taree on the mid north coast of NSW can take two hours.

Hunter Valley wine region is a must to visit in summer!

Looking for an adventure that combines history with fun?

Most commonly explored northbound from Sydney, what happens if you flip the New England High Country on its head?

We explore the highlights of a journey through Australia's dazzling eastern High Country.

Deep within the north-western corner of outback New South Wales there’s a realm of red dirt, Aussie battlers, abandoned dreams of settlement, and endless 4WD and camping opportunity.

Head past Kempsey and discover the remote and rugged Carrai National Park - home to long-lost townships, great camping and wild 4WD tracks.

Hill End, NSW