Hop in your canoe and camp along the waterways of Kangaroo Valley. Paddle east from Tallowa Dam to the Kangaroo River section of Lake Yarrunga. You can only reach these riverside campsites by kayak or canoe.
For a remote camping escape near Kangaroo Valley, paddle west from Tallowa Dam and camp in the Shoalhaven River section of Lake Yarrunga. You can only reach these riverside campsites by kayak or canoe.
Bungonia campground combines a beautiful bushland setting with excellent camping facilities. From here, you can enjoy hiking, caving, or bushwalking.
Free river camping for experienced and well-equipped travellers, Long Gully campground offers drop toilets and picnic tables, with nearby day walks for fit hikers.
Blue Gum Flat campground is a basic riverside campsite that makes a good base for exploring Morton National Park.
Located near Bundanoon in NSW’s southern highlands, Gambells Rest campground offers tent, trailer and caravan sites, plus a picnic area and walking and cycling trails.
Meroo Head campground has beachside campsites, with opportunities for swimming, snorkelling, surfing, fishing, walking, mountain biking and whale watching.
Get back to basics and discover the unspoilt beauty at Sunburnt Beach campground. Enjoy swimming, fishing and birdwatching just moments from your campground.
Termeil Point campground is a perfect getaway. The beach and lake nearby provide a playground for swimming, padding, fishing, mountain biking, walking and birdwatching.
Wog Wog campground, in Morton National Park, is a great camping spot while bushwalking in the Budawangs on a weekend getaway.