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Pebbly Beach campground - Murramarang National Park

Murramarang National Park

Overview

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Stay 3, pay 2

Stay 3 nights, pay only 2 nights. Valid for stays between 29 April and 20 September 2018 excluding June long weekend (8–10 June). Online bookings only.

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Pack your camping gear for a weekend of adventure at Murramarang National Park on the NSW south coast. Pebbly Beach campground is only a short walk from the beach.

Accommodation Details
Number of campsites 23
Camping type Tent, Camper trailer site, Camping beside my vehicle
Facilities Barbecue facilities, carpark, drinking water, showers, toilets
Please note
  • Reservations can be made for any arrival within the next 12 months. Find out more about our terms and conditions and frequently asked questions about staying in national parks.
  • Check in 12 noon, check out 11am. Fees may apply for late checkouts. 
  • A maximum of 2 sites can be booked in one customer name
  • This is a remote property so please bring all supplies with you, including food.
  • Depot Beach campground sells ice and firewood. Petrol stations on the highway, around 12km away, have general store facilities. 
Price
  • Rates and availability are displayed when making an online booking. 
  • Minimum stays apply.
  • $24 per night (includes 2 people). Extra adult $12 per night, child (5-15yrs) $6 per night. Infants (0-4yrs) free.
Entry fees

Park entry fees apply and are not included in your camping fees.
Bookings Use a secure payment gateway to book now. Alternatively, please contact the National Parks Contact Centre on 13000 PARKS (13000 72757). All reservations incur a booking fee of 2.5% in addition to the total amount payable. Sites may only be occupied by the number of people specified in the reservation.
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Tucked behind the forest along the coastline, this is the ultimate place to set up camp and enjoy the splendours of Murramarang National Park.

Pebbly Beach campground is a fantastic spot to meet fellow campers and the resident kangaroos. Unlike other campsites in the area, tent camping is on gravel platforms next to your vehicle.

Spend your days exploring the stunning coastline on foot, sinking a line to catch a fish or two, swimming in the crystal clear waters, then come back to the campground to cook up a barbecue and listen to the wildlife settle down for the evening. If you’re feeling adventurous there are also a number of walks that start from the campground.

For directions, safety and practical information, see visitor info

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A path leading to the Pebbly Beach. Photo:John Yurasek