Willbriggie Regional Park

Part of the Murrumbidgee Valley Regional Park, the Willbriggie Regional Park offers access to the Murrumbidgee River from both sides of the river around Darlington Point. There's 15 beaches within the park around Darlington Point. These are: Swaggy's Beach, Alfie's Beach, Dolan's Beach, Clive's Corner, Horrie's Beach, Paradise Beach, Bunyip Hole, Whittaker's Bend, Reserve Beach, Lady Jane Beach, Boomerang Beach, Waradgery Beach, Digger's Beach, The Point Beach and what's affectionately known as Town Beach at the Darlington Point Caravan Park.

For those that like to fish or head out on the water, there's a boat ramp to access the river near the Darlington Point Bridge.

You can camp for free at a number of spots along the riverfront, including Bunyip Hole and Whittackers Bend. The road is suitable for caravans in dry weather (dirt road access). Please obey all signs within the Regional Park. 

Access: 

• North-West - via Forest Drive (opposite Darlington Point Riverside Caravan Park) - On the northern side the of the Murrumbidgee River, turn north onto Forest Road. The track follows the river, winding and snaking along for about 10 km before you arrive at Murrumbidgee River Road. The river meanders through River Red Gum and Black Box Forest and you are spoilt for choice with free camping and fishing spots. You can choose high on a bank overlooking the Murrumbidgee River, or close down on the sandy beaches on one of the river bends. There’s a drop toilet near Whittakers Bend, but you’ll need to bring your own drinking water. 
• North-East - via Beach Road on the southern side of Narrand Road (opposite Darlington Point Accommodation Village) - Explore beaches and areas of the Murrumbidgee River through the Wilbriggie Regional Park (East). The road becomes dirt as you enter the Wilbriggie Regional Park. Explore beaches, such as Reserve Beach, Lady Jane Beach, Boomerang Beach, Waradgy Beach, Diggers Beach, and The Point Beach to pick out the best spot for you to relax at. Not suitable for caravans, but 4WD and camping permitted. Please obey all signs throughout the Regional Park. Camping availalble. Pet friendly.
• South-West - via King Street - Head down to the sandy beach at Whittaker's Bend or check out ‘Bunyip Hole’. Paths connect with the Goanna Walking Track. Pet Friendly. Camping available.

Twitching and animal spotting

The unique river environment with majestic river red gums (Eucalyptus Camaldulensis) is a haven for bird and animal life. Kingfishers, honeyeaters, parrots and waterbirds.

Kangaroos, wallabies, possums, and the occasional emu makes caravanning and camping an Aussie bush experience, in town or out along the river.