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The best area to stay in Nanga is within the Nanga National Park itself, particularly around the Nanga Mill campground or nearby holiday chalets.This area is the heart of Nanga, offering direct access to the natural beauty of the Lane Poole Reserve and the Murray River. It's characterised by dense bushland, towering jarrah and marri trees, and the winding river, providing a tranquil escape. You'll find a mix of well-maintained camping facilities and comfortable self-catering accommodation here.For couples seeking a peaceful retreat, staying near the Nanga Mill campground or in one of the holiday chalets is ideal. You're perfectly positioned for bushwalking along the various trails, kayaking or canoeing on the Murray River, and simply enjoying the quiet surroundings. The Nanga Townsite Walk, which starts from the mill, offers a pleasant stroll through historical remnants of the timber industry.Families will also find this area excellent for a nature-focused holiday. With ample space for children to explore, designated picnic spots, and opportunities for swimming and fishing in the river, there's plenty to keep everyone entertained.

The best time to visit Nanga is during the cooler, drier months of autumn (March to May) and spring (September to November).During these periods, the weather is pleasantly mild, with clear skies and less humidity, making it ideal for outdoor activities like bushwalking through the Nanga Brook area or enjoying a picnic by the river. The daytime temperatures are comfortable, superb for exploring the natural beauty of the Lane Poole Reserve without the intense heat of summer.Families will find these seasons particularly appealing for their visits. The conditions are excellent for children to enjoy playing outdoors, whether it's cycling on the trails or spotting local wildlife.