Lightning Creek Campground

Australia

Anglers Rest Campground

Anglers Rest Campground is an idyllic location set in the high country of Victoria, perfect for relaxation and exploration. It is a spacious area suitable for large vehicles, offering basic amenities like drop toilets. There are uneven grounds, requiring levellers for some. The area is popular for trout fishing, enhancing the outdoor experience. Near the campsite, the Blue Duck Inn serves refreshing drinks and delightful meals along with a comprehensive wine list for a full gastronomic experience.

Benambra, VIC

Ferny Flat Campground

Dartmouth, VIC

Ah Syes Camping Area

Mitta Mitta, VIC

Snowy Creek Campground

"Immerse yourself in the raw beauty of Australia's renowned campgrounds where the simplicity of nature reigns supreme. Engage in enriching outdoor adventure activities including camping, scenic nature walks, and soothing bonfire nights. Revel in stargazing opportunities for an all-encompassing, authentic Australian camping experience."

Tawonga, VIC

Mountain Creek Camping Area

Mountain Creek Camping Area is a picturesque retreat located in the heart of the Alpine National Park, right at the foot of Mount Bogong. This site offers an authentic camping experience, rich with scenic nature views all around. Facilities include toilets, fireplaces, and picnic tables. Mountain Creek is ideal for seasoned hikers and campers who enjoy self-sufficiency. The park allows dispersed camping, providing a versatile camping experience in Victoria's majestic wilderness.

Inglewood, QLD

Carisbroome Camping and Fishing Reserve

The Carisbroome Camping & Fishing Reserve is a historic site, first discovered by Allan Cunningham in the early 19th century. The area was first settled in 1850 with the opening of Browns Inn, which served as a stopover for bullock teams heading west. Today, the reserve provides scenic, shady camping spots along the Macintyre Brook, perfect for fishing and relaxing.

Balranald, NSW

Mamanga Campground

Mamanga Campground, nestled in the encompassing Yanga National Park, offers an enriching blend of nature and history. Located on the banks of the Murrumbidgee River, this serene campsite offers boating and fishing opportunities, along with bird-watching, thanks to the lush habitat hosting over 150 species. Additionally, guests can explore an old homestead, woolshed, and various Aboriginal sites to immerse themselves in rich indigenous and colonial history. A hidden gem just 10-15 minutes from Balranald, Mamanga Campground promises to be a future favorite for campers seeking tranquility, leisure, and learning.

Bullatale, NSW

Edward River Campground

Edward River Campground is a serene spot surrounded by towering eucalyptus trees, ideal for caravans, motorhomes, and tents. Perfect for outdoor enthusiasts, with opportunities for walking, fishing, and kayaking. Facilities include long drop toilets and rubbish bins, with nearby access to drinking water. It maintains a sense of tranquility, except during school holidays when it becomes a preferred camp spot. Just a short distance away is the town of Mathoura for supply runs.