campground in Australia

Pitch your tent at Shelly Beach campground on the edge of the lake, which offers scenic views, birdwatching and paddling in Myall Lakes National Park.

Brambles Green campground offers secluded camping by the river in Myall Lakes National Park. It’s a great place to stop on a kayaking trip or overnight hike.

Take a camper trailer or tent to Deua National Park’s Bendethera Valley campground to enjoy walking, swimming, cycling and picnicking. Hike to Bendethera Cave for caving.

Brou Lake campground offers free camping for tents, small caravans and camper trailers. It’s a scenic spot, near the beach and lake, great for fishing and paddling.

The popular Sheepstation Creek campground in Border Ranges National Park has campsites for tents, caravans and motorhomes set among World-Heritage listed rainforests.

Sandon River campground offers caravan sites and great options for fishing and canoeing. This river camping spot also fronts the beach on the beautiful Clarence Coast.

Free river camping for experienced and well-equipped travellers, Long Gully campground offers drop toilets and picnic tables, with nearby day walks for fit hikers.

Peacock Creek campground is nestled right by the creek for a perfect family camp stay. Bring your caravan or trailer and enjoy barbecues and scenic walks near Kyogle.

Swifts Creek campground in Murray Valley National Park is a great place to set up a riverside campsite and enjoy fishing, canoeing, picnics, walking, birdwatching and cycling.

Secluded Joes Cove campground is a tranquil lakeside spot accessed via paddling or walking, offering great birdwatching on Two Mile Lake in Myall Lakes National Park.

Brushy Mountain campground is set amid tall ribbon gum and blackbutt forest. Enjoy camping, campfires, short walks, fantastic birdwatching and scenic views near Wauchope.

Rocky Point campground in Yuraygir National Park is ideal for self-sufficient campers looking for a good place to take a break while doing the multi-day Yuraygir coastal walk.

Discover Mirang Pool campground in Sydney's Heathcote National Park. As well as campsites, you'll find opportunities for swimming and hiking.

A great family camping spot in Sydney, Bents Basin Campground offers sites for tents, trailers and caravans in a location by the water.

Get the kids out of town for an adventure at Mountain Arm campground. Set near a shallow creek, it offers mountain biking and hiking.

Dangars Gorge campground offers a tranquil bush setting with a range of walks, wilderness and waterfalls in the scenic New England overlooking the Great Escarpment.

Colo Meroo campground in World Heritage listed Wollemi National Park is a great place for experienced campers to enjoy a weekend or longer in the great outdoors.

Cutters Camp campground is a great base from which to explore Mebbin National park and go walking, birdwatching, mountain biking and horse riding.

For a remote camping experience, Heartbreak Hill campground is situated deep within Parr State Conservation Area and can be reached by walking, cycling or 4WD.

For a riverside adventure filled with swimming, paddling, fishing and wildlife spotting, try Platypus Flat campground in Nymboi-Binderay National Park near Dorrigo.

Indian Head campground near Port Macquarie is great place to set up your campsite. There are plenty of walking opportunities, resident kangaroos and the beach is nearby.

Pack your tent or trailer and head to Hungry Gate near Kempsey for a back-to-basics camping holiday. The campground has 20 campsites and is a 20 minute walk from the beach.

The walk-in Acacia Flat campground offers remote camping in the Grose Valley Wilderness of Blue Mountains National Park, near Blackheath.

The Wells campground is a perfect spot for swimming, fishing, boating and trailer sailing on Bombah Broadwater in Myall Lakes National Park, near Hawks Nest.

Woolshed Flat campground in Turon National Park offers a peaceful getaway right on the Turon River, popular with 4WD explorers and self-sufficient campers.