Newtons Crossing Camping Area

Green Cape, NSW

Saltwater Creek Camping Area

Saltwater Creek Camping Area, located in Ben Boyd National Park, offers a remote and peaceful camping experience amidst a spectacular coastal setting. Here, you can set your camp among apple gums, swim in the pristine beach, surf, or go fishing. The site is perfect for families with shallow lagoons for the kids and it's also a stopover for the Light to Light walk, allowing for adventurous hiking. Wildlife is abundant, with the opportunity to spot possums, wallabies, goannas, pythons, or lyrebirds. You may even catch a glimpse of dolphins riding the waves or whales on their migration journey.

Green Cape, NSW

Bittangabee Campground

Located in the southern area of Ben Boyd National Park, Bittangabee Campground is a hub of outdoor activities. This includes bushwalking, bird watching, swimming, and even snorkelling and diving. It also has a specific spot for kayaking and paddling on a pocket-sized beach. The area is replete with historical ruins of a storehouse, a visual reminder of its own history. A unique feature is its frequent natural displays by superb lyrebirds and a contemplative view of yachts resting in the bay.

Mallacoota, VIC

Shipwreck Creek Campground

Shipwreck Creek Campground offers a secluded camping experience among tall eucalypt trees.

Timbillica, NSW

Wallagaraugh River Rest Area

The Wallagaraugh River Rest Area is a tranquil locale, perfect for relaxing and rejuvenating amidst nature. Featuring 90-degree car parking spaces, it catellfor day trips or short breaks. While caravans can't park overnight due to local regulations, the area is ideal for leisurely walks, river gazing, and bird watching. Experience a peaceful haven off the beaten track at Wallagaraugh River Rest Area.

Narrabarba, NSW

East Ben Boyd Forest Rest Area

Stuart Mill, VIC

Teddington Reservoir Campground

Teddington Reservoir Campground is a serene oasis located in St Arnaud Range National Park, featuring a vast, open area engulfed by the stunning Ironbark forest capable of hosting a large number of campers. Made even more appealing by the presence of shade trees and fireplaces, this location is well-equipped with flushing toilets and provides access to untreated reservoir water. Although there aren't showers available, the sights, tranquility, and the friendly, invaluable interactions with the local ranger more than make up for it, promising an unforgettable camping experience. Please note, pets and firearms are not allowed on site.

Tantawangalo, NSW

Six Mile Creek Campground

Get ready to immerse yourself in the tranquility of nature at the Six Mile Creek Campground. Tucked away amidst the lush eucalypt forest, this quaint campsite offers a wonderful escape from urban living with plenty of opportunities for hiking, birdwatching and relaxing. Follow the scenic Six Mile Creek Walk to a viewing platform for stunning waterfall views, and don't forget to bring a barbecue pack for an enjoyable outdoor lunch. Ideal for both tent and camper trailer camping, Six Mile Creek Campground promises an unforgettable outdoor experience.

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.