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The Living Desert & Sculptures

The Living Desert is Broken Hill City Council’s contribution to the environment, for the protection of native flora and fauna and for the better management of our ecosystem and sustainability.

Explore

White Cliffs

Venture underground in this quirky little town built into rocky cliffs and fossick through opal fields to find your very own treasure.

Plan

Getting Here

Travel distances between outback townships can be long and the road rugged. Doing some homework on your route options can make all the difference!

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Sturt Kidman Centre

Arts & Culture

Milparinka Sturt Kidman Centre

Members of Charles Sturt’s Central Australian Expedition were the first Europeans to visit the area when they camped for a short time on Evelyn Creek.
 Homemade Donuts

Eat & Drink

Mac's Oven Foods

Mac's Oven Foods is a small bakery on the Main Street.
 Beautiful sunrise at Mount Wood Homestead. Photo: John Spencer/DPIE

Accommodation

Mount Wood Homestead

If you're curious to know what life was like for early outback settlers, this is as close to an authentic experience as you'll get.
 car hire broken hill

Attractions

SIXT Car Rental - Broken Hill

Hire a car with SIXT Car Rental experience everything NSW has to offer, from beautiful golden beaches to the breathtaking sights of the Outback.
 Darling River outback NSW campsites at Trilby Station

Accommodation

Trilby Station

Trilby Station, a vast 320,000 acre merino sheep and goat station, is situated on the banks of the Darling River in Outback New South Wales.
 Perfect place to relax after a day sightseeing.

Accommodation

Gateway Motor Inn Broken Hill

Modern and spacious rooms with great outback hospitality; decorated in warm relaxing tones ensuring a welcoming ambience for guests.
 Wanaaring Store & Caravan Park

Accommodation

Wanaaring Caravan Park

Wanaaring Caravan Park is your one-stop shop for all your accommodation, camping and travelling needs.
 A picnic area at Caryapundy lookout campground, Narriearra Caryapundy Swamp National Park. Photo:

Accommodation

Caryapundy lookout campground

When it floods, areas of this massive national park transform from semi-arid plains into huge lakes and swamps that are havens for rare waterbirds.
 Fort Grey campground, Sturt National Park. Photo: Dinitee Haskard OEH

Accommodation

Fort Grey campground

Explore Corner Country and the outback of Sturt National Park from Fort Grey campground. Suitable for caravans and motorhomes, there are some great walks nearby.
 Starview Campsite entry sign at night showing the milky way

Accommodation

Starview Primitive Campsite

Welcome to the Starview Primitive Campsite – only 12 kilometres from Broken Hill.
 300 acres in the Barrier Ranges

Accommodation

Gum Paddock Country Cottage

Gum Paddock Country Cottage is a pet-friendly, true blue country cottage, set amongst 300 acres of stunning bushland ranges.
 Scetch of the store

Eat & Drink

White Cliffs Outback Store

A one-stop shop supplying all your takeaway food and sit-down meals.

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