New South Wales (NSW)
Discover top camping spots in New South Wales, from Sydney’s coastal campsites to the Blue Mountains and beyond. Free and paid campsite reviews for Dog-friendly caravan campsites in NSW.
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Silverton Outback Camels – Review
Read more: Silverton Outback Camels – ReviewWe stayed here for 2 nights, a quirky place, with lots of animals freely wandering around. This is definitely not your typical caravan park. Would we stay here again, yeah, why not? Our Experience We arrived mid afternoon, and were greeted by Peter who showed us where the campsites are. The campsites are level and…
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Tooleybuc Sporting Club
Read more: Tooleybuc Sporting ClubWe have stayed at the Tooleybuc Sports Club twice over the past year, and can recommend it to anyone wanting an overnight stay. This is about 470 Km to Adelaide. Our Opinion The first visit was in the middle of summer where the temps were hitting mid 30’s. It was hot, and also no power…
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Sandy Point Reserve – Our Experience
Read more: Sandy Point Reserve – Our ExperienceOur experience at Sandy Point reserve was a good one. In fact this campsite has to be one of the better free ones we have been to so far. If you are traveling through Hay, or want to stay a day or two, then consider this campsite. Description This campground is large, with plenty of…
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Carcoar Dam – Our Experience
Read more: Carcoar Dam – Our ExperienceThis is our review of our stay at Carcoar Dam, a positive one considering how busy it was. We stayed here with friends over Easter weekend. It was very busy, we still managed to find a spot to camp and would recommend this campground to anyone. The dam itself is nice with not many mosquitoes…
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Burraga Dam Thompsons Creek
Read more: Burraga Dam Thompsons CreekThis is a free campground by Thompson Creek, which is a short drive from the small village of Burraga. This is one of the better free-camps we have come across in our travels so far. We didn’t have a look at the village because this was only a overnight stop on our way to Oberon.…
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Cowra Showground
Read more: Cowra ShowgroundWe stayed at this campground for 5 days, and found it to be well maintained, quite, and safe. A good place to stay, at a reasonable cost. This follows on from Bredbo Inn Hotel Our experience Our time here was a relaxed one, with Cathy working her 3 days, we didn’t do much, a quick…
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Bredbo Inn Hotel
Read more: Bredbo Inn HotelThis is our review of the Bredbo Inn Hotel overnight stay. We stayed behind this pub/hotel for a couple of nights. If you don’t require power or water, then it is free and no need to book, otherwise there is a cost and due to limited powered sites it may pay to book ahead. This…
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Dr William Loftus Park
Read more: Dr William Loftus ParkDr William Loftus Park donation campground is in a little town called Candelo, NSW. The town is very small, about half a dozen shops, (General store, Cafe, petrol Station), all in a rustic old time historical setting. This post follows on from our previous stay at Genoa Donation Campground Our Experience We had a little…
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Kohlhagens Beach Campground
Read more: Kohlhagens Beach CampgroundOur Kohlhagens Beach Campground review is a positive one, a free campsite just west of Wagga Wagga, NSW. A place worth staying at for an overnight stop or maybe for a night or two if you want to explore the area. Our Opinion It was a surprise to find a sandy beach this far from…
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Stuart Town Recreation Reserve
Read more: Stuart Town Recreation ReserveOur Review / Opinion Stuart Town, located in the Central West region of New South Wales. Originally known as Ironbark, the town is famously immortalised in Banjo Paterson’s poem, “The Man from Ironbark,” which reflects its colourful past during the Australian gold rush era. With a current population of approximately 240, it is a small…
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Coonabarabran Golf Club Campsite
Read more: Coonabarabran Golf Club CampsiteOur Opinion / Experience Coonabaraban Golf Club campsite – Coonabarabran is known as the “Astronomy Capital of Australia” due to its proximity to the Warrumbungle Observatory and the Siding Spring Observatory. Apparently, every year around Labour Day long weekend there is a StarFest. Could be worth a look so check out their website. This is…
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Faithful Bingara Riverside Camp West
Read more: Faithful Bingara Riverside Camp WestOur review of the Faithfull Bingara Rverside Camp West, which is in the New England area of NSW.