campground in Australia

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Located in an open grassy area, Trig Campground offers sheltered and shady sites with easy access to walking trails.

At the end of Middlebrook Road is Towarri National Park’s Washpools campground. Situated beside Middle Book, it’s the place for picnicking and barbecues.

Melaleuca campground is Limeburners Creek’s best-kept secret. It provides a peaceful sanctuary for walking, surfing, swimming, and relaxing coastal camping.

Bring your tent or swag and enjoy camping at Berlang beside Shoalhaven River. This campground is also the access point for hiking to The Big Hole and Marble Arch.

Camp at Youngville campground to access the World Heritage rainforests of Mount Royal National Park over a few days. Follow walking tracks and 4WD routes from here.

A bush campground perfect for campervans and trailers, offers birdwatching, walking and picnicking, near Wollomombi Falls.

Yagon campground is only a short walk to the beach offering swimming, fishing, paddling, and surfing near Seal Rocks in Myall Lakes National Park.

Located beside Greenbah Creek within Goobang National Park, Greenbah campground is a great base from which to enjoy bush walks, picnics, barbecues and birdwatching, near Parkes.

Delicate campground in Goolawah Regional Park near Crescent Head, offers beach camping and caravan camping and welcomes those camping with dogs. It’s the ideal Kempsey region camping spot.

Tapanappa Campground offers 18 moderately sheltered sites and with access to spectacular coastal views along nearby walking trails.

The Glendora campground is close to the centre of Hill End and has modern facilities. The camping here is ideal for large groups and the wildlife is a treat.

Congo campground near Moruya is popular among family campers. Offering excellent facilities, it’s close to two beaches and the river – perfect for swimming and fishing.

Remote boat-based Rivermouth campground is a perfect stopover on a kayak trip along Upper Myall River, near Bombah Broadwater, in Myall Lakes National Park.

Ingar campground offers family friendly options such as swimming, canoeing and cycling options, near Wentworth Falls in the Blue Mountains.

Finchley campground offers basic facilities and activities such as mountain biking and bushwalking, along with access to a notable Aboriginal engraving site.

Fishing, birdwatching, surfing and whale watching are just some of the things to do at Racecourse campground, a great beach camping site near Crescent Head and Kempsey.

Mogo campground in Yengo National Park provides six sites in close proximity to a variety of attractions, with notable colonial history along Old Great North Road.

Bangalow campground at Watagans National Park provides a relaxed getaway for the family or adventure camper.

Campsites at Euroka campground in the Blue Mountains are popular with both campers and kangaroos. Just south of Glenbrook, it’s near to picnic areas and walking tracks.

Relax in dramatic surrounds at this free and car-accessible campground by the Wolgan River in World Heritage Wollemi National Park, just north of the Blue Mountains.

To camp or caravan close to walking tracks, and fishing and incredible beaches, check out Boorkoom campground on Wilsons Headland near Wooli.

Mulwala campground in Murray Valley Regional Park, part of Murray Valley National Park, is perfectly positioned next to the mighty Murray River near Yarrawonga. The campground, also known as Hinc…

Rustic Boomeri campground offers a delightful forest setting with opportunities for hiking, mountain biking, swimming, fishing, and paddling on Bombah Broadwater, in Myall Lakes National Park.

Tattersalls campground is a delightful riverside camping spot in Karuah National Park. It offers opportunities for bushwalking, birdwatching, fishing, paddling, boating and enjoying a barbecue ne…