campground in Australia

If you’re looking for things to do south of Sydney, Uloola Falls campground is a great getaway offering camping, walking and cycling in Royal National Park.

This rustic campground offers you a wilderness experience in the Grose Valley with plenty of opportunities for birdwatching and walking.

Quicks Beach on the Murray River rolls down to a sandy beach. Perfect for a free river red gum bush camping holiday - motorhomes and caravans are welcome.

Pack up the car and head to Wheeny Creek campground, near South Windsor, in Wollemi National Park. This free campground is perfect for a family weekend away or day trip.

Get back to basics and discover the unspoilt beauty at Sunburnt Beach campground. Enjoy swimming, fishing and birdwatching just moments from your campground.

Take the caravan and family to Banksia Green campground for beach fishing, swimming and walking near Bombah Broadwater, in Myall Lakes National Park.

Village campground offers convenient camping with good facilities close to all the heritage attractions of Hill End in NSW.

Meroo Head campground has beachside campsites, with opportunities for swimming, snorkelling, surfing, fishing, walking, mountain biking and whale watching.

Discover Lake Eckersley campground in Sydney's Heathcote National Park. As well as camping, it's ideal for swimming and bushwalking.

For a family holiday filled with boating, paddling, sailing, and fishing, head for Dees Corner campground in Myall Lakes National Park, on Bombah Broadwater.

Creekside Station Creek campground in Yuraygir National Park offers family-friendly camping with great swimming and fishing.

Point Plomer campground, near Port Macquarie is ideal for a family holiday, or a relaxing getaway. Golden beaches, lush rainforest, world class surfing, and fishing await.

Marramarra Creek campground is near Hornsby and by the tranquil waters of Marramarra Creek. Enjoy canoeing, kayaking, walking, fishing, birdwatching and explore historic orchards.

The Basin campground in Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park is one of Sydney's most popular beach camping spots.

For the adventure seekers, Halls Peak campground, near Armidale, is a remote riverside wilderness, perfect for fishing, canoeing, swimming and birdwatching.

Great fishing waits at South West Rocks, so pack your tent or trailer and head to Smoky Cape campground. Fish, dive, swim and bushwalk around this great beach camping spot.

Mungo Brush campground is a popular place on the north coast. Featuring caravan sites, it’s near the beach and the lake; you can go fishing, walking and kayaking.

The Diggings campground is a great spot to explore all that Turon National Park has to offer – bushwalking and camping, mountain biking, trout fishing, canoeing and 4WD touring.

Pitch your tent at Gentlemans Halt campground, deep within Marramarra National Park, where you're likely to have the remote bushland and Hawkesbury River to yourself.

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Great for bushwalking and birdwatching, Woolshed Flat campground in Cocoparra National Park is a peaceful place for picnicking among shady trees and resident kangaroos.

Escape the crowds for picnicking, fishing, and swimming in this peaceful riverside campground. Camp overnight and you’ll find yourself paddling in tranquillity.

Mill Creek campground, offering sites for motorhomes and tents, is nestled among trees and surrounded by dramatic sandstone cliffs. It makes a great weekend escape.

Go camping at North Era campground overlooking North Era beach in Royal National Park. North Era's bush campsites are perfectly located for an overnight stop while walking the Coast Track.

This campground offers everything you need for a relaxing and private getaway, with immediate access to walking tracks and a dramatic waterfall.