Sheba Dams Reserve Camping Area
Sheba Dams Reserve Camping Area
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Sheba Dams Reserve Camping Area, situated just 3km south of Hanging Rock on Barrys Road, is a free campground equipped for an enriching outdoors experience. Nestled amidst lush greenery and shaded by towering eucalypt trees, it offers the perfect backdrop for tranquil camping. Go back to basics with ample room for motor homes and vans, provided you're fully self-contained. The area offers a fusion of adventure and serenity; you can sit back and feed the ducks, go for a swim, or even try your hand at gold fossicking in the location built as a gold sluicing facility during the 19th-century gold rush days. However, please note that all supplies must be brought along, with the closest shopping facility being Nundle, a short 10-15 minute trip away. Enjoy a swim in the summer, but be aware that winters can be cold and could experience snowfall. The camping area allows you to enjoy breathtaking views over Nundle while soaking in the peaceful ambiance. With clean drop toilets for your convenience, the Sheba Dams Reserve Camping Area is worth a visit for a couple of days to truly unwind and connect with nature.
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