Nestled in the heart of the Riverina region of New South Wales, West Wyalong is a charming country town rich in history and character. Originally founded during the gold rush of the 1890s, the town has since evolved into a thriving rural hub, known for its wide, crooked main street, heritage buildings, and welcoming community. Surrounded by wheat fields and salt lakes, West Wyalong offers visitors a unique blend of natural beauty, historic charm, and true Aussie hospitality.

RV travellers passing through town can park for up to 24 hours at Cooinda Reserve at no cost. Vehicles must be self-contained to stay here, and parking is only suitable for vehicles less than 11 metres in length. For longer stays, West Wyalong Showground offers powered sites for $20 per night. Lengths of stays can be negotiated, and access to toilets and showers is available. A dump point is accessible at Cooinda Reserve, and potable water is available at the showground. 

West Wyalong offers a charming mix of history, nature, and art. Wander down the iconic Crooked Mile, explore local heritage on a self-guided walking tour, or visit the West Wyalong Museum for a glimpse into the town’s gold rush past. Nature lovers can enjoy the wetlands boardwalk or spot wildlife at Charcoal Tank Nature Reserve, while art enthusiasts will appreciate the town’s vibrant murals and sculptures. It’s a laid-back destination with something for everyone.

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