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1. • • You have two bush camping sites to choose from. Spring Gully is the main camp site, with Big River a couple of kilometres further on. Both have numerous camp sites, drop toilets, picnic tables and fire pits with barbeque plates. Make sure you bring in your own firewood and take note of any fire restrictions. Bring your own drinking water too.
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   Is Goulburn River National Park a good place to Camp?

   • Camping opportunities don’t come any more spectacular than at Goulburn River National Park. The park stretches along 90km of the river, and its wide, sandy banks and forest landscape offer easy walking and good swimming – particularly in summer – as well as some amazing birdwatching.

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   Where is Goulburn River National Park?

   • With its forest and riverside setting, the Goulburn River National Park, near Mudgee, offers lots of opportunity for swimming, fishing, hiking and camping. Camping opportunities don’t come any more spectacular than at Goulburn River National Park.

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   Do you need a reservation for Goulburn Park?

   • Like all campgrounds in NSW, bookings are required, but the park’s remote location means sites are often available at the last minute. Summer’s high temperatures are ideal for swimming in the water holes of the Goulburn River, and wildflowers brighten up the bush during springtime.

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   Is Goulburn River national park open or closed?

   • Goulburn River National Park is always open, but may have to close at times due to poor weather or fire danger. Mudgee office Contact hours: Monday to Friday, 9am to 4:30pm. With its forest and riverside setting, the Goulburn River National Park offers lots of opportunity for swimming, fishing, hiking and camping.

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   Is Goulburn River a good place to swim?

   • With temperatures in the low 40’s and a hot Westerly blowing like a furnace, swimming was a welcome respite from the heat. As a reward for your efforts, you might see turtles and large goannas in and around the river. Goulburn River is a good place to cool off when the weather’s hot. Our second visit was a couple of years later, in mid-November.

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   Where to pitch a tent in Goulburn?

   • With more than 300 known sites, located mostly along the river, the area is very important to the local Wiradjuri Aboriginal people. If you're looking for a picturesque place to pitch a tent, get away from it all at either of two campgrounds, both situated on the banks of Goulburn River and surrounded by shady trees.

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3. www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au › visit-a-park › parksGoulburn River National Park | NSW National Parks

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   Everything you need to know about camping in Goulburn River National Park, including when to go and how to book the best campgrounds and campsites.

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   Sep 30, 2016 · Spring Gully campground is a picturesque campsite boasting views of the gorge of the Goulburn River, and is perfect for swimming. Search availability. Give feedback. As far as relaxed settings go, it doesn’t get much better than the Spring Gully campground.

   • Location: Spring Gully Road, Mogo, 2850, NSW
   • Facilities: Picnic tables, barbecue facilities, toilets

   • Phone: (02) 6370 9000
   • What to bring: Drinking water, cooking water, firewood

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   • Getting There
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   Goulburn River National Parksits just North of Bylong and North-North East of Mudgee in New South Wales. Access is from the South, via the village of Wollar. Wollar is all-but abandoned now, due to the local coal mine. How we allow coal mining in such productive country is beyond me. You cross a railway line (watch out for the endless coal trains) ...

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   You have two bush camping sites to choose from. Spring Gully is the main camp site, with Big River a couple of kilometres further on. Both have numerous camp sites, drop toilets, picnic tables and fire pits with barbeque plates. Make sure you bring in your own firewood and take note of any fire restrictions. Bring your own drinking water too. Natio...

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   Both camp sites are on the edge of the Goulburn River. Scramble down reasonably steep banks and you’re in the river! We arrived mid-February, in the midst of a hot spell. Not surprisingly, we had the entire place to ourselves. So we chose a fantastic site under numerous shady trees at Big River Campground. With a recent dry spell, the river was ver...

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   Goulburn River valley was used as a trade route between the coastal and inland Aboriginal people. Apparently, there are many hand stencils and evidence of occupation in some of the sandstone caves along the river. It’s easy to see how this was a popular trade route, with abundant food and water available and endless shelters provided by the sandsto...

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   Pulling into Big River Campground mid-afternoon, we disturbed a large mob of kangaroos snoozing under shady trees. While they didn’t seem to mind too much, one giant buck was none too pleased. Oh well, you can’t please everyone! As the afternoon gave way to dusk, the campground came alive with kangaroos and cute red necked wallabies. Up and down th...

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   Early morning brought the kookaburra alarm clock, then the hundreds of different bird calls after the kookaburras had done their thing. Then I heard munching sounds… Gazing out the window through bleary eyes, I saw dozens of kangaroos surrounding our camper. And they were all noisily munching away on grass, getting their fill before clocking-off fr...

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   Another regular was a family of goannas, one of which was enormous. It appears other campers have had the sense not to feed them, so thankfully they’re not aggressive. The biggest goanna actually climbed into the (cold) fire pit, had a look around then stepped out again. They’re amusing to watch. If you approach them, they shrink down to the ground...

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   Goulburn River National Park is a pleasant surprise. Having driven past this area countless times, we had no idea this place existed. We appreciated being able to get into this country and spend some time here. Take the time to drive in and stay a few days. You’ll be glad you did. Goulburn River National Park is on Wiradjuri, Geawegal and Wonnarua ...

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10. www.anycamp.com.au › l › campsitesTop 3 rated campsites for Goulburn River National Park

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    Top 3 rated campsites for Goulburn River National Park. Nothing beats a fellow campers recommendation. We've put together the top 3 campsites in Goulburn River National Park as voted by the Anycamp community. #3 Bylong Public Hall. 1 Rating. This public hall is a great spot with grassy grounds and a friendly atmosphere.