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1. www.hunterandbligh.com.au › travel › the-best2024 Guide: The 12 Best Camping Spots in New South Wales

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   May 16, 2024 · From secret camping spots to beach campgrounds, take in that stunning surrounding landscape and pitch a tent with the help of this guide to the best camping spots in New South Wales of 2024!

2. www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au › campingCamping and accommodation | NSW National Parks

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   Explore serene shores, from the best accommodation on the NSW South Coast. Looking for camping and accommodation options in NSW? Find a place to stay in NSW national parks for your next trip away.

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     Montague Island Head Lighthouse Keeper's Cottage | NSW National Parks
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     Seal Rocks Lighthouse Cottages | NSW National Parks
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     Woody Head Cottages and Cabins | NSW National Parks
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   • Killalea campground | NSW National Parks
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   • Wombeyan Caves campground | NSW National Parks
   • Dunphys campground | NSW National Parks
   • Partridge Cottage and Geoffs Shed | NSW National Parks
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4. www.theurbanlist.com › best-camping-spots-nswThe Best Camping Spots In NSW To Visit In 2024 - Urban List

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   • Tocumwal
   • Murramarang National Park
   • Mimosa Rocks National Park
   • Kiama
   • Crowdy Bay National Park
   • Bouddi
   • Ku-ring-gai
   • Thirroul
   • Currarong
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   It doesn’t get more serene than camping on the banks of the Murray River. Welcome to Ulupna Island, a river island on the eastern side of Barmah National Park which sits right on the border of New South Wales and Victoria. You’ll find about 24 riverside beaches in Tocumwal but for a prime real estate camping spot, setting yourself on Ulupna Island ...

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   Located within Murramarang National Park, Pebbly Beachis a real charmer. Only a short walk to the beach and the bush, you’ve got your daytime activities sorted, which, if it isn't too chilly, will definitely involve snorkelling in the crystal-clear waters. Plus, Murramarang has the best wildlife around so you can actually hang out with friendly kan...

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   This one is a bit of a drive but it is definitely worth it. Head down to Mimosa RocksNational Park for the one place that will actually make you hit the pause button on your life problems. Picnic Point is a well-picked name because this spot is perfectly picturesque for any kind of outdoor feeds you have planned and particularly at sunset. It’s onl...

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   Waking up on the beach is never a bad idea. Ever. Grab your tents and sleeping bags, The Farm, as the locals call it, is a coastal reserve and top surfing beach with stunning views in all directions so yes, this means you're in for some beach camping. Plus, if you’re up for a little adventure, there’s non-stop solid surf, and picnic areas giving yo...

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   If unzipping your tent and having front row seats to watching the sunrise over the ocean sounds like your kind of jam, you’ll definitely want to hit up Diamond Head. This incredible headland is home to 75 camping sites, picnic tables, BBQ facilities, showers and toilets. You’re guaranteed to make a few new friends (think kangaroos, wallabies and th...

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   Wake-up to the incredible surrounds of Bouddi National Park, which means the sounds of wildlife and a helluva lot of greenery. Just a short drive up to the Central Coast, The Putty Beachcampground (located in the national park) is just a few steps away from the sandy shores and still feels like a bush camping spot. By the way, it’s a top spot to sw...

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   Pitch a tent right near The Basinlagoon, famous for its picnic spots, picture-perfect views and turquoise water. This is one of Sydney’s most popular beach camping spots and for a damn good reason too. Fires are permitted (but only in designated wood BBQ or fire pits), which means smores will definitely be happening. You can get to The Basin campgr...

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   We will never get sick of epic camping locations right on the beach. Yep, you guessed it; Coledale Beachgives happy campers like yourselves fantastic views of the waves and is sandwiched between rocks, which means you can set up camp without the Wollongong winds. Coledale is the ultimate spot to live on the beach for a few days, with a heap of wate...

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   If you’re after pristine, uninterrupted views that kind of look like you spent all your dosh and jetted off to the Maldives… this one’s for you. Honeymoon Baycampground is set in a picturesque location in Jervis Bay. Camping space is served up on a first-in-first-served basis and in peak summer, the campgrounds are allocated by ballot. But it’s tot...

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   You get two for the price of one at Patonga. Cue a beach on one side and a creek to explore on the other. And there is no shortage of amenities with the Patonga campsite, which means access to electric BBQs (because there’s nothing worse than uncooked sausages), hot showers, a laundromat, tennis court hire and a nearby fish and chip shop (for when ...

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5. www.visitnsw.com › things-to-do › caravan-and-campingCaravan & camping in NSW - Holiday parks, beach camping ...

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   Whether you want to explore the natural splendour of NSW on a caravanning adventure, escape to a secluded camping spot, stay on a beachfront site or just relax with family or friends, you’ll find holiday parks and camping sites to suit.

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7. www.visitnsw.com › free-camping-nswThe best free camping spots in NSW - Visit NSW

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   NSW is home to countess free camping spots where you can immerse yourself in breathtaking nature. Whether you prefer the serene embrace of the ocean or the enchanting allure of lush forests, these idyllic free camping grounds provide the perfect backdrop for an unforgettable getaway in NSW.

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8. www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au › camping-andBest campgrounds in Country NSW | NSW National Parks

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   Escape to the heart of Country NSW with a stay in a country cottage, historic homestead or secluded campground in the many national parks. Reconnect with nature on a camping escape to a national park in Country NSW.

9. www.visitnsw.com › things-to-do › caravan-andBest beachside camping spots in NSW | Visit NSW

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   NSW is the perfect destination for a beach camping holiday, with spectacular spots all along the coast from Eden in the south to Tweed Heads in the north. Fall asleep to the ocean’s melody in beach campsites surrounded by nature and native wildlife.