New South Wales

Lorne Station Caravan Park is a short drive from Lightning Ridge. It is a convenient location for exploring the historic opal mining town and its surrounding area. The caravan park provides powered and unpowered sites. While caravan parks are outside our brief, we have included it as this is a low-cost camp. The unpowered section

Alex Trevallion Park is located a short distance from the town of Walgett. It is a convenient location to explore the town and the surrounding area. The camping area is a small area on the edge of town and is ran by the Rotary Club. To stay at this site there is no need to

Reba Park Campground is located within walking distance of Cobar. It is a convenient location for exploring the historic mining town of Cobar and its surrounding area. The camping area is a large, open gravel area next to the Cobar Miners’ Heritage Park. The often-photographed Cobar sign is located across the road from this site.

Lachlan River Bridge is located a short distance from Hillston. It is a convenient location from which to explore the town and the surrounding area. The camping area is an open area running along the bank of the Lachlan River. This is a free camp. To stay at at this campground, you need to be

Sandy Point Reserve is located within walking distance of Hay. It is a convenient location to explore the town and the surrounding area. The camping area is a large open area near the Murrumbidgee River, providing a place to swim. Best of all is that it is a free camp. To stay at Sandy Point

Balranald RV Camp is within easy walking distance of Balranald. It is a convenient location for a quick overnight rest stop or to explore the town and the surrounding area. To stay at Balranald RV Camp, you do not need to be fully self-contained as toilets are provided. Tents are permitted. Fires are not permitted.

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. You do not need to be self-contained to stay at Milton Showgrounds Campground,

Nowra Showground Campground is a conveniently located campground. The campground is managed by the Shoalhaven city council. The town is a short drive from the site, making it a good base from which to explore the area and the town. You do not need to be self-contained to stay at Nowra Showground Campground, as toilets

Berry Showground Campground is a good-sized campground located in the historic town of Berry. The Shoalhaven city council manages the campground. The town is a short walk from the site. It is a good base from which to explore the area and the town. To stay at Berry Showground Campground, there is no need to

Tuncurry Sports Club is a small campground located in Tuncurry. It is a good base from which to explore the area and the town. The club provides entertainment and meals at a reasonable price. The club is also called Sporties Tuncurry. To stay at Tuncurry Sports Club, you must be self-contained. Pets are permitted at

Gumma Recreational Reserve is located on Warrel Creek, a tributary of the Nambucca River Estuary. It is a wonderful place to camp, relax by the water, and explore the surrounding area. The beautiful Nambucca Heads is a short drive away. There is no need to be self-contained as toilets are provided. Pets are allowed, as

Coffs Harbour Leagues Club is an RV-friendly, mid-cost camping option on the Mid North Coast of NSW. Perfectly positioned for a “slow roll” through Coffs Harbour, this small, self-contained campground serves as a convenient base camp just minutes from the Big Banana, the Jetty Strip, and the Pacific Highway. Whether you’re towing a small hybrid

Lake Arragan Campground is a peaceful space to stop and unwind. It is nestled between the ocean and a river in Yuraygir National Park To stay at Lake Arragan Campground, you do not need to be self-contained, as toilets are provided. However, showers are not provided. Being in a national park, pets are not permitted

Woody Head Campground is a peaceful facility in Bundjalung National Park. Located right on the shore, it enjoys wonderful views. You do not need to be self-contained to stay at Woody Head Campground, as toilets and showers are supplied. Being a national park, pets are not permitted at this campground. Tents are permitted. Fires are

If you are looking for a place to stay in Byron Bay and wish to avoid caravan parks, Byron Bay Red Devils Camping may suit you. It is located conveniently close to town. Note: the fee for this site is $40 a night for two people. In our opinion, this is overpriced. To stay at

Murwillumbah Showgrounds is located within easy walking distance of the centre of Murwillumbah. It is an excellent base from which to explore the area and the town. To stay at Murwillumbah Showgrounds, you must be self-contained, as no water is permitted to be discharged. A dump point is provided to dispose of grey and black

Camp Blackman in Warrumbungle National Park is an absolute bucket-list destination. It is a fantastic camp in a beautiful national park. As part of Australia’s first International Dark Sky Park, this site is an area for bushwalkers, astronomers and photographers. The campground offers a mix of powered and unpowered sites set against the jagged backdrop

Blizzardfield Private Campground near Dubbo is a great choice for those who prefer quiet gardens over a busy city caravan park. Located just 12 minutes from the legendary Taronga Western Plains Zoo, this flat, manicured property offers a relaxed atmosphere within easy reach of the Dubbo CBD. It provides a massive, level area and a

Road Kill Campground is located a little off the Newell Highway, a short 7km drive south-west of the town of Forbes. It provides a good place for a rest stop. The name of this campground comes from the nearby Road Kill sculpture by Jimmy Rix. The sculpture is part of the Sculpture Down the Lachlan