Wellford National Park has a few drives. We did the Desert Drive on the first day.

Old watering trough.

Adjacent yards complete with loading ramp.

The Mulga Drive is a longer drive, which as the name suggests takes you through some Mulga country. These fellows were making sure we stayed on the track.

An old windmill with the remains of the associated  water tank. There is still the remains of the water trough out of shot.

I can't remember the name of this creek but it seemed to be less muddy than the water holes on the main Barcoo channel we had seen and were camped at.

The River Drive is a misnomer. It only goes near the river once.

It does take you to this set of rocks in the river aptly named "The Jetty"

We did stumble across this old bed frame. I think this is the remains of a shepards cottage.

I am not sure what all the door locks where about.

Early morning on our last day at Little Boomerang Waterhole.

This fellow wandered through the campground in the middle of the day.

Sunset at the campground.

Camp at night

Camp at night