Step back in time to the charming town of Hebel, where the past lingers and stories of olden days echo through the street. One of the treasures of this historic spot is the Hebel Hotel, a country pub that’s a real gem. The pub’s front is adorned with vibrant artwork by John Murray, while inside, the furniture is a quirky blend of recycled items from the bush. It’s the kind of place where you’ll want to kick back with a cold one and get chatting with the friendly locals.

If you’re looking for a treat, the Hebel General Store and Caravan Park is the spot to be. This spot has maintained its 1890s dancehall character and offers up some amazing home-cooked delights, like cakes, desserts, and meals.

Set up camp at one of the caravan sites or cabins and use Hebel as your base for exploring the Culgoa Floodplain National Park. It’s a birdwatcher’s paradise or, if you’re ready for some epic bush camping, pitch your tent and stay awhile.