campground in Bongalong New South Wales

Pebbly Beach campground is about 50km from Coffs Harbour. Enjoy remote beach camping with caravan sites, plus walking tracks, fishing and whale watching nearby.

Discover Putty Beach camping area in Bouddi National Park for your next camping trip. This great central coast campground is a top spot to fish, swim or bushwalk.

Camp at Tallow Beach campground, near Killcare on the Central Coast. You’ll find swimming, surfing and fishing spots just steps from your tent, along with walking tracks.

Ferny Creek campground is an even more private alternative to Wallingat River campground in Wallingat National Park, with opportunities for fishing, kayaking, birdwatching and picnicking.

A good spot for group camping trips, pitch your tent or park your caravan at Crowdy Gap campground in Crowdy Bay National Park. The beach is just a short walk away.

Base yourself at Rummery Park campground to enjoy the many walking, biking and horse riding trails in Whian Whian State Conservation area and Nightcap National Park.

Pitch your tent at the free Federal Falls campground in Mount Canobolas State Conservation Area near Orange. Explore walks, enjoy scenic views and go birdwatching.

Kylie’s Beach campground in Crowdy Bay National Park on the north coast, complete with resident koalas, offers quiet beachside campsites for caravans and trailer.

North Head campground in Murramarang National Park feels remote, yet it’s within easy reach of Batemans Bay. Enjoy walking, swimming, fishing and snorkelling at the nearby beach.

Two Mile Sands campground, in Myall Lakes National Park, is only accessible by boat and offers remote lakeside camping, paddling, and is ideal for birdwatching.

Iron Pot Creek campground at Toonumbar National Park offers a pristine creek for swimming, as well as World Heritage-listed rainforest nearby and abundant wildlife.

Dogs are welcome to Edward River Bridge campground which offers free camping sites within Murray Valley National Park, not far from Mathoura.

Set up your tent and relax at Ten Mile Hollow, your beautifully tranquil rest stop on the multi-day Old Great North Road hike.

Capertee campground, in Capertee National Park, is a great place to set up a campsite as well as do some birdwatching, swimming and walking.

Blum Gum Flat campground is a basic riverside campsite that makes a good base for exploring Morton National Park.

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.

Trial Bay Gaol campground is right by the beach and perfect for a family camping holiday. Bring your caravan, motorhome or tent for a weekend of swimming, fishing and fun.

An idyllic spot near the coast, Stewart and Lloyds campground offers great beach fishing, walking, and mountain biking in Myall Lake National Park, near Hawks Nest.

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The historic writer’s retreat is the centrepiece of this shady campground in Crowdy Bay National Park. Set up a tent on your choice of campsites in this secluded area.

Pebbly Beach campground is about 50km from Coffs Harbour. Enjoy remote beach camping with caravan sites, plus walking tracks, fishing and whale watching nearby.

Policemans Point campground, in Capertee National Park, is a great place for setting up a bush campsite with nearby swimming, walking, cycling and birdwatching opportunities.

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.

Blue Gums campground is a tranquil, secluded camping spot. Bring your mountain bike and explore the rugged wilderness. At night, relax under the stars by a warm campfire.

Pack your camping gear for a weekend of adventure at Murramarang National Park on the NSW south coast. Pebbly Beach campground is only a short walk from the beach.