Coleambally, NSW

Coleambally Club Free Camping

Coleambally Community Club, located in Australia's youngest town, offers free camping for self-contained rigs, and a caravan park for those needing extra facilities. Conveniently situated near various essentials like a supermarket, auto repair shops, and a bank, it serves as the ideal rest-and-replenish spot. This community is also home to unique attractions like the Bucyrus in Lions Park, a distinctive wine-glass shaped water tower, and a challenging 9-hole golf course. Complete your stay with delightful dining options at the Panda Restaurant or the Brolga Hotel.

Colleambally, NSW

Colleambally State Forest Camping

Free bush camping in Colleambally State Forest in the Riverina. Flat terrain with native wildlife.

Willbriggie, NSW

Nobles Beach Camping Area

Experience the simplicity and tranquility of the rugged outdoors at Nobles Beach Camping Area. Offering an assortment of camping spots along a serene river bank, it presents an ideal getaway for nature lovers and adventurers. With no facilities onsite, this location encourages primitive camping. Get ready for some fishing, hiking, or just sit back and enjoy the natural beauty that surrounds you. Come, immerse yourself in the natural wonders that Nobles Beach Camping Area has to offer.

Darlington Point, NSW

Boomerang Beach Camping Area

Darlington Point, NSW

Common Beach Camping Area

The Common Beach Camping Area is a pet-friendly location set near the enchanting township of Darlington Point. This locale provides dry weather access, boat launching facilities, and allows engaging water sports and fishing activities. However, campers are advisably cautious around the old river gums, which are known to unexpectedly drop limbs. Perfect for adventurers seeking a blend of relaxation and excitement.

Duaringa, QLD

Duaringa Rest Area

Duaringa Rest Area provides a convenient and pleasant stop for travelers on the Capricorn Highway, between Rockhampton and Emerald. The rest area offers excellent facilities including a sizeable, level campground with grassy areas, a dump point, hot and cold showers maintained by local volunteers, and mobile phone coverage. Nestled in the heart of the town, travelers will appreciate the proximity to local convenience stores. The site also strikes a balance between shaded areas under tall trees and open spots for solar panel usage. With a maximum stay of 48 hours, the area can accommodate numerous visitors, reaffirming its standing as one of Australia's top rest areas.

Wallerawang, NSW

PJ Hall Park Lake Wallace

PJ Hall Park Lake Wallace is a scenic spot perfect for family and outdoor enthusiasts. With a range of activities like swimming, sailing, and canoeing, the park is an adventurer's delight. It also caters to leisure seekers with its tranquil picnic spots, BBQ areas, and children's play facilities. The park has convenient amenities like showers, toilets, and a waste disposal point, making it ideal for campers and day-visitors alike.

Coffin Bay, SA

Coffin Bay Boat Ramp

Coffin Bay Boat Ramp offers a high-quality dual concrete ramp with convenient access through a floating pontoon. In addition to easy rig parking, it provides user-friendly amenities like accessible toilets, dump points, and a picnic area equipped with a BBQ. The place is mindful of sustainability, featuring hose connector taps along with signs emphasizing the economical use of water, especially relevant given the Eyre Peninsula's water scarcity. Ideal for both a quick stop or day long relaxation, it's a perfect spot for caravan and motorhome users.