Overview
The remote Little Murray campground offers walking, mountain biking, fishing, and 4WD touring in the wilderness of Barrington Tops National Park, 3 hours from Newcastle.
| Number of campsites | 8 |
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| Camping type | Tent, Camper trailer site, Camping beside my vehicle |
| Facilities | Toilets, unpowered sites, unmarked sites, barbecue facilities, picnic tables, carpark |
| What to bring | Firewood |
| Group bookings | Book up to 20 people or 5 sites online. For larger groups, make a group booking enquiry. |
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When it’s time to head for the hills, why not go all the way to the plateau country of Barrington Tops National Park? This remote campground offers a unique wilderness getaway accessed via 4WD. Although only three hours from Newcastle, you'll be waking here to a dawn chorus of birdsong.
Set up your campsite before exploring the magnificent high country. The swamps of the plateau region have been declared an endangered ecological community as there are numerous rare and unique species that call this area home, such as the broad-toothed rat. However, you’re more likely to see flame robins and Richards pipets among the trees, and grazing red-necked wallabies.
Walk or cycle to spectacular Careys Peak lookout or plan your bushwalk via Link trail – Gloucester Tops to Careys Peak. If your style is more leisurely, try your hand at fishing and cook up your catch over a campfire.
Take a virtual tour of Little Murray campground captured with Google Street View Trekker.
For directions, safety and practical information, see visitor info
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Barrington trail
Take the challenge of the Barrington trail, a 4WD trail in Barrington Tops National Park. Open between October and May every year, plan your 4WD camping holiday now.
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