Camp overnight at the scenic Coach and Horses campground in Paroo-Darling National Park. Go kayaking, fishing, walking and swimming or just relax by the Darling River.
Outback camping beside the Darling River in Kinchega National Park offers excellent birdwatching, barbecue facilities and swimming.
For a true bush adventure, visit Emu Lake campground near Broken Hill. Spot emus and birdlife, visit the historic Kinchega Woolshed and enjoy beautiful evening sunsets.
Head to Homestead Creek campground on your outback NSW tour. Featuring caravan and motorhome campsites, this well-equipped campground is a great base to explore the park.
Mount Wood campground is the perfect spot for a couple of nights on your outback tour with sites available for caravans. It's a great base for walking, birdwatching and car tours.
Dead Horse Gully campground in Sturt National Park near Tibooburra in outback NSW offers sites for caravans and motor homes and is close to touring routes and walks.
On your outback tour of far north-west NSW, camp under the stars at Brindingabba campground, between Bourke and Hungerford.
If you enjoy remote, self-sufficient camping in outback NSW, Caryapundy lookout campground is for you. Located east of Tibooburra, it has an incredible view, picnic area and a night sky perfect for stargazing.
Camp under the vast open skies of the outback at Eckerboon Lake campground, about 1 hour from Broken Hill.
Whispering Oaks campground and picnic area is perfect for an outback camping experience. Located 2 hours from Cobar, bring your caravan or tent and set up camp among the trees.