Accessible only by boat, Broughton Island campground is the only place in NSW where you can camp among an active seabird colony. The island is part of Myall Lakes National Park.
Nestled between the river and the beach near Hawks Nest, Mungo Brush campground offers sites in a serene setting with easy access to kayaking, canoeing, swimming and bushwalking.
Located just 15km south of Forster, The Ruins campground is well equipped and a convenient base to explore nearby beaches, walking and whale watching activities.
Take the caravan and family to Banksia Green campground for beach fishing, swimming and walking near Bombah Broadwater, in Myall Lakes National Park.
Rustic Boomeri campground offers a delightful forest setting with opportunities for hiking, mountain biking, swimming, fishing, and paddling on Bombah Broadwater, in Myall Lakes National Park.
Brambles Green campground offers secluded camping by the river in Myall Lakes National Park. It’s a great place to stop on a kayaking trip or overnight hike.
For a family holiday filled with boating, paddling, sailing, and fishing, head for Dees Corner campground in Myall Lakes National Park, on Bombah Broadwater.
The secluded Joes Cove campground is a tranquil lakeside spot on Two Mile Lake in Myall Lakes National Park. Access is by paddling or walking in.
Boat-based Johnsons Beach campground is an ideal spot for paddling, swimming and fishing in the tranquil Boolambayte region of Myall Lakes National Park.
Bring the caravan or trailer to scenic Korsmans Landing campground and picnic area, in Myall Lakes National park, for a family holiday filled with swimming, fishing, boating and paddling.
