Wahoo, fellow cocktail lovers!!! You guys gave us such an unexpected buzz, we wished we could have chatted longer too: Hope you got a laugh at my reaction on the edge of the track, there were a few sketchy moments with passing vehicles. Caught you on camera with our dash cam, always prepared! Really thrilled that you recognised Mildred at the campground, she makes camping such a joy. Happy travels James, Vicki & Lauren, Cheers Marg & Steve 😊

It’s a great spot. Thanks for watching and taking the time to let us know.

Thanks Maddie, it really is a fun hobby for me and thankfully Steve is very cool, or should I say patient, with what I do. The editing takes a good deal of time piecing our videos together but we thoroughly enjoy getting outdoors and creating them. Cheers Marg

That’s awesome, didn’t know if I’d hear of someone finding one. Which painted rock did she find? Cheers Marg

@@gibbosroadtripadventures Green trees with a yellow sun. My daughter always leave a painted rock at all our campsites so she loves finding one's others have done. We took photos with it and then left it to hopefully be found again!

@@Macca441986 that is so cool, really appreciate you letting us know. How lovely that your daughter paints rocks too, please let her know that I think she’s awesome. Cheers Marg

That is so very cool Samantha, thank you so much for taking the time to contact us, I’m seriously happy to receive your message. I hid a new painted stone on Sunday which will be revealed in Friday’s episode at 5pm, hope you consider following our road trips. Cheers Marg 😊

Thanks guys, we have about 120 KZfaq videos for you to watch. Love Australia and will always hold NSW close to our hearts. 💛

Hahaha living on the edge! Thanks Geoff, it was a great location to camp and explore. If you’ve got an inverter, maybe surprise your wife with the Kleva One Cooker, I love ours.

@@gibbosroadtripadventures just installed a 1500W inverter yesterday actually so we can start enjoying a few little comforts and go a bit more remote, it's getting out of hand what is being charged to stay at places that offer very little to no facilities, so trying to set up for cheaper places to stay. Your videos help with locations and I love that you and your husband love to get away every chance you can and do so much while away... Unfortunately I usually enjoy too much happy hour 😁

@@geoffstein3896 I hear you and that’s all part of the fun! 🍸🍹🍻🍺⭐️✨🔥We’ve saved the world many a time over during our evening sessions, discussing past & future dreams, getting outdoors is truly the best quality time with each other. You are going to love what the inverter brings to offgrid camping and I think you mentioned that your wife also likes cocktails, so why not also surprise her with a NutriBullet. She will love you forever. 🤪

Thanks Michael, appreciate it. If you enjoyed this episode, you might enjoy our other KZfaq videos. Thanks for letting us know. Cheers Marg & Steve

Awwww thanks Cath, loved that you watched and also left this comment. It was a lovely escape to have the river to cool off in.

Hi Ray, good to hear from you. Relate about work, shame we keep missing out on that Powerball. Thanks for saying hi, as always, appreciate it. Cheers Marg & Steve

Agree and the free campgrounds available are awesome.

You're too kind, appreciate you taking the time to leave us a lovely message. It was a perfect location for a heatwave long weekend and we loved floating down stream in our donuts.

Steve is the best at cooking steak, I used to sacrifice all our meat and cook it far too long, so I’m happily made redundant for cooking on a bbq.

Hey Corey, love to hear cheap sites on the south side. Could you find us on Instagram so you can send a private message. KZfaq doesn’t offer the private chat option.

So Sparky, even though we aren’t traveling on a motorbike, did you enjoy our experience?

Thank you Shelley, in answer to your question I totally recommend the Kleva for camping if you have an inverter. I love having this little cooker and hope to share more ideas as I try them in future videos. One pot cooking is the best and so far “Little Stormy” has impressed me. Cheers Marg

@@gibbosroadtripadventures Thanks Marg, we have an inverter and love one pot cooking, so I think I will be investing in one. Look forward to seeing your future recipes.

@@shelley1699 wahoo, I’m excited for you Shelley. The internal bowl looks pretty small but seems to make a decent quantity, for the 2 of us it’s perfect. Not sure if you saw when I made fried rice in it but when it was cooked I transferred it into a large bowl to add some soy sauce and was pleasantly surprised how much it made. Enjoy! 🤗 Cheers Marg

@@gibbosroadtripadventures yes, I did see that one and it looked like plenty for two. I’m excited 😛

Hi Patrick, bet you were surprised seeing Steve on YT! 🤣 Happy to try your coffee but we’d need a perculator as we’ve not been coffee drinkers but I’d be happy to try making an affogato whilst camping. #espressonationroasters @espressonationroasters Cheers Marg

Thanks JBG - thought of you over the weekend as we listened to Supertramp, which always reminds me of our family camping trip with mum & dad in Forster.

Hi Cookie, We’ve got 2 x 120 Amp batteries & victron DC-DC charger, a 200Amp solar panel and have a 1500 watt inverter but depending on your plans would suggest a 2000+ watt inverter but be careful how you use it, especially on cloudy days. We also have a portable 150watt solar panel for an extra boost or when parked in the shade. We mainly do our cooking with gas or the camp oven and really only use the inverter minimally. So far we’ve never drained our power too much but in saying that we don’t have an air conditioner or microwave and haven’t used it for an Airfryer, so I’m not sure how much they would all drain from your power. What we have works for us. Look at what you would like the power for, ie air fryer, and check what the wattage requirement they are. With our 1500 watts we are restricted to basic appliances like my NutriBullet & the Kleva. Cheers Marg

@@gibbosroadtripadventures Cheers Marg We only have a 180 solar and 100 a/h lithium battery which handles what we do. Do like how you use the inverter for short burst of power when needed. Safe travels 🍻

A pre warning sign at the beginning - at the 4th campground it states no trailers/caravans beyond that point as the road becomes narrow. The first 2 camps are easy and that is where you will see trailers & vans. We have been there before over the years and it’s an awesome free camp not far from Bathurst.

The way I read that first sign was that no caravan or trailers were allowed past that first sign @@gibbosroadtripadventures

@@nthompson2695 hello N Thompson, may I suggest you read the first sign again, it says “Advisory Information”, therefore it is advised and not mandatory. At the 4th campground there is a sign saying “Road ahead unsuitable for caravans”, this is the point you do not continue with a trailer/caravan. If you go and visit the area you will see what it’s all about. The entry to the first campground is right at the very start and just a manageable dirt road, as is the second camp. Cheers Marg