Comeroo campground

Comeroo campground in Cuttaburra National Park is located around 3.5km off Burrawantie Road, around 155 km northwest of Bourke and 100 km southeast of Hungerford.

From Bourke:

Access is via unsealed roads and road conditions may vary. Please check local conditions and road closures with Bourke Shire Council.

From Yantabulla:

• From North Bourke travel northwest on The Dowling Track (Hungerford Rd) (MR404) towards Hungerford.
• At Fords Bridge continue straight ahead on the Dowling Track to Yantabulla (MR404).
• After Yantabulla turn right onto Burrawantie Road (RLR27).
• Once you enter Cuttaburra National Park the campground turn-off is 1.9 km on the left.

From Ellavale:

• From North Bourke travel northwest on The Dowling Track (Hungerford Rd) (MR404) towards Hungerford.
• At Fords Bridge turn right onto Ellavale Road (RLR-24).
• After 32 km the road turns left and becomes Mascot Road (RLR-26).
• Once you enter Cuttaburra National Park turn right at the T-Junction of Burrawantie Road (RLR27).
• The campground turn-off is 1.8 km on the left.

From Enngonia:

• From Bourke travel north on the Mitchell Highway (B71) towards Cunnamulla for 91km.
• At Enngonia turn left onto McCabe Street.
• After 260m McCabe St become Burrawantie Road (RLR27).
• Travel along Burrawantie Road for 30km. Once you enter Cuttaburra National Park the campground turn-off is 17km on the right.

Road quality

• Unsealed roads may become impassable, even with light rainfall. After rain, affected unsealed roads within the park and Bourke Shire close.
• Be prepared to leave early if rain is forecast or wait until roads reopen. Do not drive on closed roads.

• Unsealed roads

Vehicle access

• All roads require 4WD vehicle

Weather restrictions

• Dry weather only

Parking

Parking is available at the campground.

• This campground has untreated rainwater and bore water. It’s a good idea to bring your own drinking water.
• There are no bins, please take all rubbish with you.

Toilets

While the toilet has access for people with reduced mobility, there are no sealed pathways.

• Non-flush toilets

Showers

The showers are open-air showers, fed from the artesian bore.

• Cold showers

Types of sites

• Unpowered sites
• Unmarked sites

Picnic tables

Carpark

• Comeroo campground factsheet
• Comeroo campground map (839.6KB pdf)

Disability access level - hard

While the facilities are on flat open ground and built at surface level, there are no accessible pathways within the campground. All surfaces are natural surface and you may encounter obstructions and soft ground.