Highway Tourist Park & Cabins - Narrabri

25/10/2022

Water front drive through sites

18/08/2022

great idea

14/07/2022

20/06/2022

Are you one of the millions of people with a Service NSW voucher burning a hole in your back pocket? Redeem your Stay NSW at any of our great locations across New South Wales.

22/04/2022

24/03/2022

Coonabarabran now cancelled

07/03/2022

Free camping, clean and quiet space

17/02/2022

Restrictions are easing across NSW from tomorrow.
From Friday, 18 February:
👉 No density limits apply
👉 QR check-ins are only required at nightclubs and music festivals with more than 1,000 people
👉 Hospitals, aged and disability facilities may use existing check-in systems for recording visitors
👉 Singing and dancing is allowed at venues, except music festivals
👉 Working from home will be at the discretion of your employer.
From Friday, 25 February:
👉 Masks are only required on public transport and planes, and indoors at airports, hospitals, aged and disability care facilities, corrections facilities and music festivals with more than 1,000 people
👉 No capacity caps at music festivals, with singing and dancing allowed. Vaccination requirements will remain for indoor music festivals over 1,000 people.

14/01/2022

The Queensland Premier has today announced that the Domestic Border restrictions will be removed from 1am on Saturday January 15, and that police operations will cease on the NSW / QLD border at that time.
From Saturday, interstate travellers will no longer be required to provide a negative rapid antigen test result or complete a border declaration
It is great to see some return to normality for those who are yet to be reunited with friends and family from interstate

23/12/2021

There are several changes that will come into effect over the coming days.

Masks must be worn indoors from 12.01am Friday, December 24 until January 27 for people 12 and older. This includes mandatory masks for hospitality staff and in offices. It does not include places of residence, nor people eating or drinking in hospitality venues.
Hospitality venues including pubs, clubs, restaurants and cafes must adhere to the one person per two square metre rule indoors from December 27 until January 27. There are no density limits outdoors.
Mandatory QR code check-ins in low-risk settings, including retail and hospitality, will return.
People have also been asked to work from home where possible, particularly over the holiday period.

06/12/2021

Queensland borders will reopen at 1am on Monday, December 13 as families prepare to reunite for Christmas.
READ THE DETAILS 👉 https://bit.ly/3rEGr4W

02/12/2021

Guard dog doing it job

26/11/2021

Out at about today

23/11/2021

The Namoi River at Gunnedah is expected to exceed the Major flood level (7.90 m) around midday Tuesday. The river level is likely to peak near 8.10 metres around 9:00pm Tuesday.
Boggabri
• The Namoi River at Boggabri is likely to reach around 7.90 metres overnight on Tuesday with Minor flooding.
Narrabri
• The Narrabri Creek at Narrabri is expected to exceed the minor flood level (4.90 m) Tuesday evening. The river level is likely to reach around 6.40 metres during Thursday, with Moderate flooding.
Wee Waa
• The Namoi River at Wee Waa (Glencoe) is likely to exceed the Moderate flood level (6.40m) during Wednesday.
• The Namoi River at Wee Waa may reach the Major flood level (6.70m) during Friday.
Goangra
• The Namoi River at Goangra is likely to reach the minor flood level (5.50m) during Tuesday.
• Renewed moderate flooding is possible at Bugilbone and Goangra, renewed predictions will be made once upstream peaks been observed.

31/10/2021

From today, Monday 1 November 2021, there is a further easing of travel restrictions across NSW.
For persons who are fully vaccinated, there are no longer any restrictions on travelling between Greater Sydney and regional and rural NSW for holiday or recreational visits within NSW.
This means fully vaccinated persons from Greater Sydney can travel beyond Greater Sydney for a holiday or recreational visits including day trips. In addition, fully vaccinated persons outside of Greater Sydney can enter Greater Sydney for a holiday or recreational visits including day trips.
Greater Sydney includes the Central Coast, Blue Mountains, Shellharbour and Wollongong local government areas (LGAs).
Travel restrictions remain in place for persons who are not fully vaccinated.
Persons who are not fully vaccinated cannot take a holiday or undertake recreation outside the LGA they live in.

16/10/2021

great news for vaccinated people

From Monday, there are new rules in NSW. See what it means for you here. 📍 DETAILS: 7news.link/FreedoMonday

16/10/2021

You must complete a Queensland entry pass to enter Queensland from anywhere in Australia or New Zealand, including returning Queensland residents.

By completing a Queensland entry pass, you help us to quickly contact you if an interstate exposure venue or hotspot is declared. This helps us reduce the risk of COVID-19 in Queensland and manage outbreaks.

You must complete the Queensland entry pass prior to your entry into Queensland. Any person who has:
been in a declared COVID-19 hotspot in the last 14 days should not enter Queensland until your Queensland entry pass has been approved. If you are a returning or relocating resident, your Queensland Entry Pass will be processed chronologically and processing time may vary depending on government nominated accommodation capacity. Do not book your flights until you receive an email confirming your allocated entry date and designated entry airport
not been in a declared COVID-19 hotspot in the last 14 days must apply within 72 hours prior to entering Queensland
Once processed, your declaration will be sent to your email
You will be asked where you have been in the past 14 days. You must list all states and territories you have visited, even if your visit was brief or you travelled through an area.
If conditions change or you need to update your travel details, you’ll need to complete a new declaration with updated details before you enter Queensland.
If you are entering via road, please display this pass on your passenger side visor, lower-left windscreen or passenger-side dashboard.

16/10/2021

Requirements for Queensland residents and those wishing to relocate to Queensland
Queensland residents or those wishing to relocate to Queensland from a declared COVID-19 hotspot (including the New South Wales border zone) are only allowed to enter Queensland if:

you obtain and fulfil all requirements stated in your Queensland Border Declaration Pass including evidence of your residency in the approved form; and
you have been provided with an allocated entry date and designated entry airport to enter Queensland which has been confirmed by a government authority when you received your border pass; and
you enter on the allocated date and via air at the designated entry airport given.