Mundi Mundi Bash Camping Packages – Presented by Tri State Safaris & Overland Adventures

Experience the magic of the Mundi Mundi Bash without the stress of planning, packing, or setting up camp. Tri State Safaris, powered by Overland Adventures, is now offering fully hosted Mundi Mundi Bash Camping Packages designed for comfort, convenience, and an unforgettable outback festival experience.

Set against the iconic red plains of the Mundi Mundi region, our camping packages provide travellers with everything they need for a seamless stay. Whether you're new to camping or a seasoned festival-goer wanting an easier option, we’ve created flexible packages to suit every style — from Basic Setup Packages through to our Deluxe Hosted Camps with all meals, festival transfers, and premium inclusions.

Arrive to your campsite ready and waiting for you, complete with quality tents, bedding, chairs, lighting and amenities, depending on your chosen package. Our friendly team will be on-site throughout the festival to assist, guide, and ensure your comfort so you can relax and enjoy every moment of Australia’s biggest outback music festival.

Take part in outback sunrises, community dinners around camp-oven fires (Deluxe), social gatherings, and a festival atmosphere like no other — all while being supported by a trusted, accredited outback tour operator with decades of experience.

Whether you're travelling solo, as a couple, or in a group, our camping packages take the hard work out of the Bash and allow you to simply show up, settle in, and enjoy the music, the people, and the vast desert backdrop.
Deluxe Package includes everything: ticket(s), accommodation both camping and one night in town on the last night, transfers, hosted group dinner, equipment, wi-fi.
Basic Tent (bring your own ticket) includes prime location for your tent, parking permit to drive into the event and leave your car, daily breakfast.

Day 1 – Broken Hill to Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary: 484kms – Leaving Broken Hill at
8.30am we follow the Barrier Highway to Yunta, where we leave the bitumen and head into
the South Australian outback. Enjoy a picnic lunch on the verandah of the abandoned
Waukeringa hotel, and wonder how life may have been in this remote outpost in days gone
by. Heading north into the Flinders Ranges on our way to Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary
you will be amazed and delighted by the ever-changing landscape. Late afternoon we settle
into our motel lodge accommodation for the next 2 nights overlooking the breath-taking
vistas around Arkaroola. (L,D)


Day 2 – Arkaroola Famous Ridgetop Tour – We start today with an experience you will
never forget, as we hop on board a specially constructed open-top 4WD vehicle to do the
famous Arkaroola Ridgetop Tour! We travel to the top of Sillers Lookout to take in the
endless view of this timeless terrain. Your trained local guide will share their knowledge of
Arkaroola’s 1600 million year geological history as you enjoy an unforgettable journey
through some of the most spectacularly rugged country on earth. Wonder at the beauty of
Arkaroola's crystal Mount Gee, and learn about Reg & Grizelda Sprigg who made it their
mission to protect this unique wilderness area. This afternoon there is time to just sit back
and relax as you soak up the stunning scenery, or perhaps you would like to take a walk to
see if you can spot some of the resident Yellow Footed Rock Wallabies. Tonight after dinner
you have the option to join a star tour where you can learn about the heavens in Arkaroola's
own observatory. (B,L,D)


Day 3 – Arkaroola to Parachilna: 184kms – This morning we leave Arkaroola and head
through the Gammon Ranges, which are one of many mountain groups that make up the
Flinders Ranges. Our first stop is at Chambers Gorge, a magnificent deep eroded canyon
into the ancient ranges. Enjoy a relaxing walk along the dry creek bed to a remote gorge
where you will see some wonderful examples of Aboriginal rock engravings that are
thousands of years and old made by the Adnyamathanha people. Travelling through
massive outback sheep stations on our journey today is a great way to get a glimpse into the
enormity of our country. Our next stop is at the little village of Blinman, the highest town in
the Flinders Ranges, before we take the spectacular drive through Parachilna Gorge on our
way to the iconic Prairie Hotel. Enjoy some luxury tonight in the unique rammed earth
deluxe hotel rooms and a great outback dinner, with a slightly 'feral' twist - a signature of the
Prairie Hotel. (B,L,D)


Day 4 – Parachilna to Rawnsley Park Station: 132kms – Heading into the Flinders
Ranges National Park today we experience more of this wonderful landscape. Both
Brachina & Bunyeroo Gorges are highlights of the region, with many great photo
opportunities along the way. After a relaxing picnic lunch we visit Wilpena Pound Visitor
Centre, the starting point for our afternoon walk into the pound. This area is abundant in bird
& wildlife, along with amazing scenery. Tonight’s destination is Rawnsley park station where
we will be staying in comfortable cabin style accommodation with a great dinner in the
Woolshed Restaurant. There are plenty of opportunities here for walks with spectacular
views of Rawnsley Bluff on the southern face of Wilpena Pound. (B,L,D)


Day 5 – Rawnsley Park to Broken Hill: 426kms – For those who would like to get an
amazing aerial view of Wilpena Pound and the surrounding ranges there is the opportunity
to organise a scenic flight before we leave this morning - please let us know if you would like
to take this option when booking (appx $215pp for 30 minute flight). Heading south we visit
the small township of Hawker, home to local artist Jeff Morgan, where you can visit his
gallery to purchase one of his outback paintings, or perhaps view his stunning panorama of
the Flinders Ranges. Soon we are back into wheat country with the landscape changing
constantly along the way. A visit to the quaint township of Orooroo, and a picnic lunch is our
last stop, before we head back along the bitumen for our return to Broken Hill and trips ends with a
night accommodation at a central motel. (B = breakfast, L = lunch)


Includes: 5 nights’ accommodation, 4.5 hour Ridgetop Tour at Arkaroola, meals as indicated (B = breakfast, L = lunch,
D = dinner), morning tea each day, entry fees, transfers and travel in a fully equipped 4WD vehicle.
Departures: Scheduled departures each month and can be requested on demand (minimum of 4 adult passengers or equivalent fare to
confirm departure). Departure time is 8:30am – 8:45am (may be earlier in hot weather) – pick up from your Broken Hill accommodation.

Broken Hill • Mutawintji • Menindee • Mungo National Park

Hosted by Tri State Safaris — Where the Outback Comes Alive

Experience the heart of Far West NSW on a fully hosted, small-group journey led by expert guides. This immersive 5-day/ 6-night adventure blends culture, nature, comfort, and authentic station hospitality across some of Australia’s most iconic outback landscapes.

Tour Highlights:

• Mutawintji National Park Historical Guided Tour
  Explore ancient Aboriginal engravings, stories, and landscapes with specialist interpretation.
• Menindee Lakes & Kinchega National Park
  Discover dramatic lake systems, abundant wildlife, and pastoral heritage.
• Bindara Homestead Stay
  Enjoy genuine outback hospitality on a working riverside sheep and cattle station.
• Mungo National Park
  Witness the world-renowned Walls of China lunettes on a guided cultural experience, plus a sunset photography drive.
• Comfortable Accommodation & All Meals Included
  Stay at the Royal Exchange Hotel, Warrawong on the Darling, Bindara Homestead, and Mungo Lodge.
• Personal Tour Guide
  Travel with your dedicated, knowledgeable local guide ensuring a personalised, seamless experience.

 Your Journey:

A fully hosted, small-group adventure through ancient landscapes, rich cultural sites, and iconic outback towns.

Day 1 – Arrival in Broken Hill

Arrive in the heritage city of Broken Hill and enjoy an evening pick-up from the train station. Check in to the elegant Royal Exchange Hotel and take time to unwind or wander the historic streets at your own pace.
Dinner Suggestions:
• The Palace Hotel – famous for its murals and history
• Old Saltbush – refined outback dining
• BHP – classic pub experience with hearty meals

Day 2 – Mutawintji National Park → Wilcannia

After breakfast, depart at 8.00am for a deeply immersive cultural experience 2 hour drive from Broken Hill to Mutawintji National Park Heritage Site. Join your local Aboriginal guides for a Guided Heritage Walk, exploring ancient rock engravings, stories of Country, and breathtaking gorges. Enjoy a picnic lunch in the park before travelling to Warrawong on the Darling, where your evening is spent relaxing by the billabong. Meals: (B, L, D)

Day 3 – Menindee & Kinchega National Park → Bindara Station

After breakfast, depart at 8.00am we will discover the striking landscapes of Menindee Lakes and explore the rich pastoral and Indigenous history of Kinchega National Park.
Enjoy lunch at the iconic Maidens Hotel, then journey to Bindara Station for a genuine outback station stay—warm hospitality, river sunsets, and rural charm. Meals: (B, L, D)

Day 4 – Pooncarie → Mungo National Park

After breakfast, depart at 8.00am  we will head towards the Darling River Run to the quiet riverside town of Pooncarie for lunch, before travelling deeper into the Willandra Lakes World Heritage Area. Arrive at Mungo Lodge in time for dinner and optional stargazing under crystal-clear outback skies. Meals: (B, L, D)

Day 5 – Mungo National Park

Today is dedicated to exploring the ancient landscapes of Mungo Country with your personal guide. This is the perfect opportunity to capture stunning photographs, experience the quiet magic of this remarkable place, and gain a deeper understanding of its extraordinary history.

Highlights include:
• A visit to the historic Zanci Station ruins
• Insight into the powerful stories and ancient cultural significance of Mungo
• The Sunset Guided Walls of China Tour — an unforgettable and deeply moving experience

Return to Mungo Lodge in the evening to relax in your private villa, reflect on the day, and enjoy the peaceful outback surroundings. Meals: (B, L, D)

Day 6 – Mungo → Wentworth → Broken Hill

After breakfast, travel to Wentworth to visit the spectacular Perry Sandhills and the iconic Meeting of the Murray & Darling Rivers.
Enjoy a casual lunch at the Lock & Weir before returning to Broken Hill, where your journey concludes with drop-off at your accommodation. Meals: (B, L)

A Journey Designed for Comfort, Connection & Discovery

Travel in comfort, enjoy thoughtfully prepared meals, stay in handpicked outback accommodation, and discover the stories, cultures, and landscapes that define Australia’s desert heart.

 

Departure Dates:

13 - 18 April 2026, 
4 - 9 May 2026, 
6 - 11 July 2026, 
12 - 17 October 2026

6 nights’ accommodation

All meals as indicated (B = breakfast, L = lunch, D = dinner)

Morning tea daily 

All national park entry fees

Fully guided touring in a 4WD vehicle

All transfers (arrival and departure)

Cultural and heritage experiences

Small group size of up to 13 people

Getting to Broken Hill

Train: NSW TrainLink from Sydney

Air: Daily flights from Sydney and Adelaide (Qantas and Rex)

Departure Details

Minimum: 6 adult passengers

Departure Window: 8:00am–8:30am

Pick-Up: Your Broken Hill accommodation

Tours: Available on demand (subject to availability)

Getting to Broken Hill

Travel to Broken Hill by:

Train: NSW TrainLink from Sydney

Air: Daily flights from Sydney & Adelaide (Qantas & Rex)

All arrival and departure transfers are included.

Broken Hill • Mutawintji
• Menindee • Mungo National Park


Hosted by Tri State Safaris — Where the Outback Comes Alive
Experience
the heart of Far West NSW on a fully hosted, small-group journey led by expert
guides. This immersive 5-day/ 6-night adventure blends culture, nature,
comfort, and authentic station hospitality across some of Australia’s most
iconic outback landscapes.
Tour Highlights:
Mutawintji National
Park Historical Guided Tour

Explore ancient Aboriginal engravings, stories, and landscapes with
specialist interpretation.
Menindee Lakes &
Kinchega National Park

Discover dramatic lake systems, abundant wildlife, and pastoral heritage.
Bindara Homestead
Stay

Enjoy genuine outback hospitality on a working riverside sheep and cattle
station.
Mungo National Park

Witness the world-renowned Walls of China lunettes on a guided cultural
experience, plus a sunset photography drive.
Comfortable
Accommodation & All Meals Included

Stay at the Royal Exchange Hotel, Warrawong on the Darling, Bindara
Homestead, and Mungo Lodge.
Personal Tour Guide

Travel with your dedicated, knowledgeable local guide ensuring a
personalised, seamless experience.

Your Journey:
A
fully hosted, small-group adventure through ancient landscapes, rich cultural
sites, and iconic outback towns.
Day
1 – Arrival in Broken Hill
Arrive
in the heritage city of Broken Hill and enjoy an evening pick-up from the train
station. Check in to the elegant Royal Exchange Hotel and take time to unwind
or wander the historic streets at your own pace.

Dinner Suggestions:

• The Palace Hotel – famous for its murals and history

• Old Saltbush – refined outback dining

• BHP – classic pub experience with hearty meals
Day
2 – Mutawintji National Park → Wilcannia
After
breakfast, depart at 8.00am for a deeply immersive cultural experience 2 hour
drive from Broken Hill to Mutawintji National Park Heritage Site. Join your
local Aboriginal guides for a Guided Heritage Walk, exploring ancient rock
engravings, stories of Country, and breathtaking gorges. Enjoy a picnic lunch
in the park before travelling to Warrawong on the Darling, where your evening
is spent relaxing by the billabong. Meals: (B, L, D)
Day
3 – Menindee & Kinchega National Park → Bindara Station
After
breakfast, depart at 8.00am we will discover the striking landscapes of
Menindee Lakes and explore the rich pastoral and Indigenous history of Kinchega
National Park.

Enjoy lunch at the iconic Maidens Hotel, then journey to Bindara Station for a
genuine outback station stay—warm hospitality, river sunsets, and rural charm. Meals:
(B, L, D)
Day
4 – Pooncarie → Mungo National Park
After
breakfast, depart at 8.00am we will head
towards the Darling River Run to the quiet riverside town of Pooncarie for
lunch, before travelling deeper into the Willandra Lakes World Heritage Area. Arrive
at Mungo Lodge in time for dinner and optional stargazing under crystal-clear
outback skies. Meals: (B, L, D)
Day
5 – Mungo National Park
Today
is dedicated to exploring the ancient landscapes of Mungo Country with
your personal guide. This is the perfect opportunity to capture stunning
photographs, experience the quiet magic of this remarkable place, and gain a
deeper understanding of its extraordinary history.
Highlights
include:

• A visit to the historic Zanci Station ruins

• Insight into the powerful stories and ancient cultural significance of Mungo

• The Sunset Guided Walls of China Tour — an unforgettable and deeply
moving experience
Return
to Mungo Lodge in the evening to relax in your private villa, reflect on
the day, and enjoy the peaceful outback surroundings. Meals: (B, L, D)
Day
6 – Mungo → Wentworth → Broken Hill
After
breakfast, travel to Wentworth to visit the spectacular Perry Sandhills and the
iconic Meeting of the Murray & Darling Rivers.

Enjoy a casual lunch at the Lock & Weir before returning to Broken Hill,
where your journey concludes with drop-off at your accommodation. Meals: (B, L)


A
Journey Designed for Comfort, Connection & Discovery
Travel
in comfort, enjoy thoughtfully prepared meals, stay in handpicked outback
accommodation, and discover the stories, cultures, and landscapes that define
Australia’s desert heart.

Departure
Dates:



































































13 - 18 April 2026,


4 - 9 May 2026,

6 - 11 July 2026,

12 - 17 October 2026
6 nights’ accommodation
All meals as indicated (B = breakfast, L = lunch, D = dinner)
Morning tea daily
All national park entry fees
Fully guided touring in a 4WD vehicle
All transfers (arrival and departure)
Cultural and heritage experiences
Small group size of up to 13 people


Getting to Broken Hill
Train: NSW TrainLink from Sydney
Air: Daily flights from Sydney and Adelaide (Qantas and Rex)


Departure Details
Minimum: 6 adult passengers
Departure Window: 8:00am–8:30am
Pick-Up: Your Broken Hill accommodation
Tours: Available on demand (subject to availability)


Getting to Broken Hill
Travel to Broken Hill by:
Train: NSW TrainLink from Sydney
Air: Daily flights from Sydney & Adelaide (Qantas & Rex)
All arrival and departure transfers are included.