OzWanderers

03/06/2026

THE ULTIMATE AUSSIE LOO CHALLENGE IS ON! 👉 https://www.continence.org.au/events/great-dunny-hunt/
or see their facebook post
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1HRq2oAZCx/

After our recent post about the throne with a view in Sceale Bay, dubbed Camelot fit for a King, it's clear Aussies are keen to share their favourite loos.

Now, Continence Health Australia's Great Dunny Hunt is calling on you to uncover the nation's best. Add a toilet to the National Public Toilet Map and you could score a $1,000 Discovery Holiday Parks voucher.

See details in comments

So, what's your go-to dunny? Beachside bog? Outback long drop? Or a scenic loo with a view that's worth a detour?

Drop a picture of your fave dunny spots below and make sure to add them to the National Public Toilet Map too.
Because when nature calls, you need to know where to go.

01/06/2026

Reflecting on our recent journey across the Nullarbor, where roadhouses stand as beacons of connection, sharing tales, laughter, and steaming cups of coffee that bridge the vast expanse between strangers. The freedom of camping under star-studded skies, accompanied by the gentle rustle of wind and the distant hum of road trains, leaves an indelible mark on our memories. Recent rains have breathed new life into the landscape, painting it with vibrant hues and promise. The fierce coastal winds remind us of the land's untamed beauty and our own resilience. The cliffs stand as testaments to nature's unrelenting power and beauty, where the Southern Ocean's waves crash against the earth with unbridled energy. The Nullarbor, a land of contrasts, harsh yet beautiful, isolating yet empowering, teaches us about the vast potential within ourselves and the land we traverse, making every moment feel truly earned.

25/05/2026

19/05/2026

Manna Hill SA. Good place to stop for the night. Donation camp in the park next to the pub, wander in enjoy a beer and yarn with one of the handful of locals!

16/05/2026

Looking back on our time on the Eyre Peninsula we had a laugh at the best and worst long drop we’ve ever come across. This Loo with a view is in Sceale Bay and called Camelot and it was fit for a King. Have you found any quirky rest stops? Let us know in comments.

04/05/2026

After crossing the Nullarbor and finally reaching Esperance and Lucky Bay, it’s with a heavy heart that I’m saying goodbye to Deb today. 💔 We received news that our youngest is undergoing urgent surgery, so Deb is flying home to Port Stephens from Esperance to be with family. I’ll be starting the long journey back solo to rejoin her. While it’s disappointing not to finish this adventure together, family comes before everything else. We are so incredibly grateful to everyone who reached out to meet us in Dunsborough or helped us plan our trip north. Your kindness hasn't gone unnoticed, and we hope to cross paths with you all in the future. Safe travels, everyone. 🛣️✨ Looking forward to catching up on the road again soon.

03/05/2026

Today marks a major milestone for us, it is our 40th wedding anniversary, we have packed a lot into the last 40 years, raising 3 wonderful sons and watching them raise their own families. Many adventures travelling the world and now Australia, we have so much more to see and do so looking forward to what the future holds. Although we are a long way from you all at the moment we always have you in our hearts.♥️♥️ ♥️ Love you Matt Ram

03/05/2026

🚐 Exploring South Australia’s West Coast! 🌊
We’ve continues making our way up the stunning Eyre Peninsula, and it has been one highlight after another. We based ourselves at The Islands Caravan Park just out of Streaky Bay—a magnificent spot with super modern amenities that made the stay a breeze -- and all the washing is done. ⛺️👌

From there, we spent our days ticking off some absolute southern gems:
💨 Feeling the spray at Whistling Rocks
👌 Wandering Murhpys Haystacks
💦 Relaxing by the Smooth Pools
🦭 Visiting the beautiful Sceale and Searcy Bays and Point Labatt’s famous sea lion colonies.

Heading further north, we fell in love with the white sands of Perlubie Beach, but the real winner for the soul (and the stomach) was Smoky Bay. The fishing was incredible, and yes… we managed to "force" ourselves to eat even more world-class oysters! 🦪🎣
The West Coast magic is real. Next stop, here we come! 📍