Yerranderie is located in (Central Tablelands region), NSW's central highlands, within Kanangra-Boyd National Park), about 150km by car from Sydney, the capital of New South Wales.
There are many "ghost towns" left over by migration in Australia, and Yellandri is one of the most famous, once a bustling silver mine in the early 20th world, with a population of up to 2000 people, but due to the decline of the mining industry, And the 1959 Wullegamba dam (Warragamba Dam) cut off the road from Sydney to Yellandri, causing many urban residents to leave, eventually leaving many abandoned buildings and becoming ghost towns.
Today, Yellandri has become a popular tourist destination, the town has been carefully maintained, many of the historic buildings have been restored as accurately as possible, coupled with its remoteness, especially in the evening, the dilapidated buildings, With the sound of all kinds of animals around, the atmosphere of weird permeates, so it is loved by many adventurers.
At the same time, Yerranderie is also a great place to enjoy wildlife, with kangaroos, emus, koalas and all kinds of birds living around the campsite in the small town.
