Both have toilets, fireplaces and picnic areas. A limited amount of drinking water is available from the visitor centre and at Mournpall campground but supplies of drinking water are limited so it is advisable to bring your own. The start of the road is signposted underneath the power lines, about 23 km west of Hattah and 13 km east of Wemen. The Murray-Kulkyne is a popular area for fishing, swimming, bushwalking and boating. As this is not a national park, generators and pets are allowed.
Camping is permitted along the river.
The flora of the Mallee region is indigenous to the area, being adapted to the semi-arid conditions that prevail locally. The wildflowers bloom every year in the September school holidays. The Mallee Wildflower Festival is being held in 1998 from October 1 to October 4. Manangatang Manangatang is a small town of around 300 people located 55 km east of Ouyen on the Mallee Highway. Of possible interest to the visitor is the Manangatang Museum, a well-organised venture containing items pertaining to local history.