Milton  Showgrounds Campground

Last Updated on 15 August 2026 by Rob

Milton  Showgrounds Campground is a conveniently located in the town of Milton. The campground is managed by the Shoalhaven city council. The town is a short drive from the site. It is a good base to explore the area and the town.

Milton  Showgrounds Campground

You do not need to be self-contained to stay at Milton Showgrounds Campground, as toilets and showers are provided.

Pets are permitted at this campground.

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Tents are permitted.

Fires are not permitted.

It is best to book before arrival during busy periods (see link below).

Milton  Showgrounds Campground Quick Facts

Campground NameMilton Showgrounds Campground
Nearest TownMilton
GPS35°19'13.26"S 150°25'45.59"E
Access RoadSealed
Number of sites14
ToiletsYes
WaterYes
Dump pointYes
PowerYes
PetsYes
TentsYes
Fires permittedNo
Telstra coverageYes
Optus coverageYes
Cost$38.50 per night powered, $30.70 unpowered.
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Campground Layout and Features

Milton  Showgrounds Campground has about 14 marked sites. All sites have power and water available. Grey water can be discharged on the ground.

The sites are on lovely grassed areas that are well-maintained. There are three areas with slightly different characters. Area 1 (sites 1 – 5) is the best area as it has the largest sites and the best views. Area 2 (sites 6 – 8) has the third largest sites, has views but the ground is sloped a little towards the road. Area 3 (sites 9 – 11) has the smallest sites, no view and is best for tents and small vans or camper trailers. Area 4 (12 – 14) has the second largest sites, but no view.

Some sites are further from water and power access than others. If you have limited lengths for both select your site carefully using the site map. In our case, we needed about 20m of each.

Two unisex combined toilets and showers are available. The facilities are clean and well-maintained. They are available to the general public. Given the limited number of rooms, accessing them can be difficult at busier times.

Rubbish bins are provided.

The site has a dump point.

We were happy to make good use of the free washing machines and dryers. The laundry is accessed using a code provided in the confirmation email.

The cost of a site is $38.50 per night for two people on a powered site and $30.70 on an unpowered site.

You must have a booked site before setting up your camp. The booking confirmation email provides all details.

Milton  Showgrounds Campsite Location

Milton  Showgrounds Campground is a 1km drive/walk to central Milton. The map below shows the campground’s location. You can zoom out for a more general location.

What to Watch Out For at Milton  Showgrounds Campground

Be aware that the campground is closed during events. If you don’t have a booking, you should call them to check that they are open.

The online booking system is a bit clunky.

We only found two small issues with this campground. The distance to the water and power connections for some sites could cause some issues. Also, access to the facilities was a bit of an issue in the early evening.

Final Words

This is a good facility for exploring the delightful town of Milton. We enjoyed our stay and recommend it.

To book your stay, use the online booking system.

This campground is featured on our Sydney to Melbourne Road Trip guide.

Closeby Campgrounds

Shoalhaven City Council operates a similar facility in Nowra for those travelling in that direction.

For those heading to Victoria, Genoa Campground is a good site not far from Mallacoota.

Edited on 11/1/26 due to fee increase.

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Rob

Lead content creator and veteran overlander behind Road Trip Nomads. Having completed a full 47,500-kilometre lap of Australia towing an off-road hybrid caravan, Rob provides first-hand, un-sponsored guides to remote itineraries, off-grid 12V electrical systems, and regional campgrounds. Combining a 20-year technical background in critical industrial sensors with a passion for remote travel and astrophotography, he delivers practical, field-tested advice for self-sufficient regional exploration.

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