Glamping near Forster with wifi provided

Explore pristine lakes, rivers, and beaches on the NSW mid-north coast.

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12 top glamping sites near Forster with wifi provided

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Ingenia Holidays One Mile Beach

209 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents10 acres · One Mile, NSW
While many of our holiday parks offer a beachfront location, Ingenia Holidays One Mile Beach takes things up a notch with a 1.6-kilometre stretch of sand, right on your doorstep. Set on the holiday park’s namesake – One Mile Beach – there’s no need to factor in a commute for your morning beach stroll or swim these holidays. If you’re feeling adventurous during your stay, you’re in for a treat with over 26 beaches located in the Port Stephens region including the 32-kilometre Stockton Beach, which is home to the largest sand dunes in the southern hemisphere. It’s these very dunes where you can experience camel rides at sunset or sandboarding down them at high speed. Choose between camping, caravan sites, cabins or villas for your stay at Ingenia Holidays One Mile Beach – with direct beach access available from all villas for those who enjoy the idea of waking up to the sound of rolling waves. While you’ve got the best of Port Stephens less than 15 minutes’ drive away, there’s plenty to keep the family entertained within the holiday park grounds such as a games room, jumping cushion, playground and ball court. Given its position along the coastline, seafood lovers will love the local oyster bars and seafood restaurants close by, like restaurant institution Rick Steins at Bannisters.
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AU$49
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Ingenia Holidays Old Bar Beach

175 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents10 acres · Old Bar, NSW
Breathe in the refreshing coastal air at Ingenia Holiday Parks Old Bar Beach, the park is located on beautiful Old Bar Beach making this the perfect place to stay on your next family holiday. Old Bar Beach is a pet-friendly (leash-off) patrolled beach known for its clear water and long sandy coastline. Ingenia Holiday Parks Old Bar Beach can be found on the sunny mid-north coast of NSW 3.5 hours drive from Sydney, making this the ideal stop for a long weekend or a cheeky midweek getaway. There is an array of accommodation options available to suit all, including powered sites perfect for caravanners, unpowered sites for those who enjoy camping, and ensuite sites for travelers who enjoy a little bit of luxury. For those who don’t have your own camping equipment Ingenia Holidays Old Bar Beach also has a range of cabins and cottages to suit all budgets and families. The park is fully equipped for a family-friendly holiday boasting a large swimming pool and playground, camp kitchen, BBQ area as well a large amenities block. Once you have finished exploring the park there is plenty to do in the local area including surfing, beach fishing, kayaking, and amazing bush walking trails just minutes from your doorstep. If eating is your ideal way to spend time during your holiday you are in luck! you will find loads of cafes and restaurants in the town center, only a few minutes drive from the park. Ingenia Holidays Old Bar Beach is the perfect family-friendly holiday to unwind and get back to nature, whether you are chilling at the park itself or exploring the local area you will leave feeling rejuvenated.
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AU$42
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Ingenia Holidays Middle Rock

123 sites · Lodging, RVs10 acres · One Mile, NSW
It’s not just real estate agents who talk about location, location, location – those booking beach holidays speak the same language. For a park with a prime position, check into Ingenia Holidays Middle Rock. You’ll find it an 11-minute drive to the Port Stephens town center, and only a hop, skip and a jump to the main attractions of Port Stephens including the Tomaree Summit Walk, Nelson Bay Marina, Stockton Sand Dune and Port Stephens Koala Sanctuary right next door. To check in, choose between cabins, caravan sites, or campgrounds and prepare to settle into a Port Stephens state of mind. Being a coastal location everything about this park is set up for you to rest and relax – whether its lounging around the resort style pools, enjoying a casual BBQ in the recently refurbished camp kitchen or letting the kids loose on the jumping pillow. With a fully licensed café and bar on site you can skip self-catering altogether if you’re inclined or explore the many restaurants and cafes in Port Stephens within walking distance of the park.
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AU$39
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The Branch River Retreat

6 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents100 acres · The Branch, NSW
Our property is private and we ask you to contact us first to ensure we can provide the facilities suitable for you. The property has limited facilities, but is the perfect setting for birdwatchers and native animal lovers. Just a 2-3 hour trip north of Sydney take the Bucketts Way to stay on sealed roads. A tributary river to Nelson Bay there is a rare offering in diversity as estuary dolphins gently make their way past the riverside sites at least once a day. The Branch River Retreat offers 110 acres with a range of sites beside a wide river, a fish-filled dam and other scattered paddock sites among trees and dams. This will suit off-road independent hybrid caravaners and tent dwellers. The river is lined with mangroves and branches off the Karuah River and the Port Stephens system. The extraordinary array of birdlife includes the quintessentially Australian Wedge-tailed eagle and sea eagles, hawks, and Tawny Frogmouths, water waders and even a regular visit from a Jabiroo and pelicans. Be lulled asleep under starry nights and be woken by Magpies and Kookaburras, and be dazzled by the colourful parrots and smaller shyer birds. You may even be visited by curious Kangaroos, Wallabies, or Echidnas. For the lucky few, you may espy a Koala along the foreshore. For this reason, while we accept dogs, they must be on a leash (if not just for their own safety). The rest of the property enjoys aspects of undulating landscapes with small mountains and valleys. The night sky puts on its own stellar show between setting suns and rising moons. The boat ramp offers easy access for kayaks and canoes (no motor vessels please). Or just sit on a camper chair and dangle your feet in the water while watching the mud crabs go about their social business. Riverside sites are not powered and do not have water or sewerage. They are situated within 10m to 25m of each other and if this is too close, we recommend booking two sites. (For this reason we have kept the price lower.) Generally, we prefer campers to be 100% self-contained, with their own toilet. A toilet is however accessible, but some 300m to 400m distance from the dams and rivers. There is cold potable running water here for topping up. There are sealed roads to the front gate to access the property from north and south. All-weather gravel road access is available, although paddock sites can only be accessed by vehicle during dry periods. Weather willing, we can provide more secluded sites by some lovely dams. If touring around the area is your aspiration, the property lies central to Tea Gardens/Hawks Nest, the Great Lakes district, Stroud Valley, Dungog, Gloucester/Barrington Tops, Nelson Bay, and Newcastle. Local groceries can be sourced from Karuah and Stroud. Activities include: - Bird/nature watching - Paddling/canoeing - Fishing - Bike riding (No motor vessels please) - Surface type: grass or paddock leveled areas and others with slight slopes and accessed with the essential 4WD (of course subject to weather). - Generally fair to good Mobile phone access. - It will be necessary to BYO or Preorder firewood for applicable sites out of fire season, (where facilities are provided). - No electrical connections unless by arrangement (for longer term Hipcampers) - We treat our own sewerage. - No generators please.
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AU$49.50
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Ingenia Holidays Bonny Hills

99 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents10 acres · Bonny Hills, NSW
Breathe in the refreshing coastal air at Ingenia Holidays Bonny Hills, situated on absolute beachfront! Just 20 minutes south of Port Macquarie, you can choose to stay in a cabin, campsite or caravan site, and you’ll experience the best of Bonny Hills from this secluded coastal location. Spend your days exploring the New South Wales North Coast – whether that be beaches, lakes, rivers, waterfalls or bush walking trails. There’s no shortage of local wineries, fresh produce to forage or award-winning restaurants nearby to dine at. Beach lovers can rejoice with ample beach space to throw down a towel, including the aptly named Rainbow Beach which stretches for three kilometers from right outside your holiday park’s door. When you’re not exploring what lies beyond the park’s perimeter, explore what’s on offer within the park – pool, splash park and mini golf course, just to name a few.
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AU$39
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Carawirry Forest Escape

4 sites · Lodging250 acres · Main Creek, NSW
Carawirry’s cabin accommodation combine luxury with rustic charm. Guests can choose between The Treehouse, Gum Leaf Cabin, and The Cottage, all featuring comfortable furnishings, outdoor baths, and cosy fireplaces for the cooler months, or Tathra House for larger groups who are looking for a plunge pool and plenty of space. Many visitors rave about the opportunity to disconnect, as there’s limited mobile reception—though Wi-Fi is available for those who need it​. Top Experiences: Forest Walks and Wildlife: Explore the Waterfall Track, just one of approx 10km of trails on the property, where you can discover hidden waterfalls and natural swimming holes. The property is home to a variety of wildlife, including kangaroos, possums, and the resident kookaburras, making it a nature lover’s paradise. Outdoor Baths: One of the standout features is the alfresco bath experience. Imagine soaking in warm water, surrounded by the tranquil sounds of the forest—a guest favourite for relaxation. Gourmet Local Produce: Guests can indulge in locally sourced grazing boxes and breakfast hampers. Enjoy farm-fresh eggs, Hunter Valley cheeses, and sourdough bread either in front of a crackling fire or while soaking in the forest views from your deck​. Whether you’re there for adventure or relaxation, Carawirry Forest Escape offers a unique blend of comfort and nature, making it an unforgettable destination for those looking to reconnect with the Australian wilderness.
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AU$359.20
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Rusty's Hideaway

5 sites · Lodging25 acres · Moorland, NSW
Experience farm life with cute animals on a beautiful 25-acre hobby farm. Rusty's Hideaway is tiny yet spacious, rustic yet charming, overlooking an amazingly beautiful garden. Situated away from the main house cottage yet having all the privacy you need with private entry and parking on site. 15 minutes to the famous Crowdy Bay, great for a surf or a swim. 20 minutes to Taree town center for all your necessities or 35 minutes to Port Macquarie. Walk across the road and enjoy your meals at Tuckerwagon. Or drive 5 minutes to the famous Moorland Cottage Cafe or 7 minutes to Coopernook Hotel Bistro. Relax on the deck, feast your eyes on extensive manicured greenery surrounds. Watch the chickens and ducks go about their daily business. Join us late afternoon to get up close to our farm animals. Pat our cute donkey. Light the fire in the evening and enjoy the starry night.
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AU$195
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Hideaway - Pacific Palms

1 site · Lodging68 acres · Tuncurry, NSW
Huge, totally private, 6 Bedroom homestead on 68 acres with expansive water and stunning country views. Less than minutes to the beaches and shops of Bluey’s, this spacious home takes full advantage of the gorgeous views of Wallis Lake and beyond. The kitchen is huge with blackbutt and Tasmanian oak features. Plenty of room to cook up a feast. Or go al fresco and enjoy the view with a BBQ and outdoor seating. Beautiful water breezes compliment the house in summer and a combustion heater is there for winter warming. Keep all the family entertained with an in ground swimming pool. Conveniently located for easy viewing if young kids are swimming. There are 6 Bedrooms in total. 5 rooms have king beds that can be set up as 2 singles and the bunk room sleeps has six single beds with two sets of bunks each with a single pull out. Walk around the property, pick mangoes from the orchard, swim in the many nearby beaches, take a kayak out on Wallis Lake or simply sit and enjoy the views and the serenity. Registration number PID-STRA-13520
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AU$950
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Nature Domes

5 sites · Lodging200 acres · Toms Creek, NSW
Located in the Hinterlands of the Mid North Coast in Port Macquarie. It is the premier retreat destination on the coast. Here you can truly relax and unwind in the peace and tranquillity of a rural landscape. The last word in geo-design dome self-catering accommodation, our nature domes are the ultimate way to experience sustainable living in comfort and privacy, without sacrificing any creature comforts. We have carefully curated a luxury country getaway that provides you with everything that you need to create your very own bespoke break. Whether you want romance, a serene honeymoon, a celebration, adventure holiday or a simple break away from it all, you will find it here. All you need to do is pack a bag, jump in your car, and get here. ​ Never before has choosing local been so important. This is the age of responsible travel, and holidaying sustainably means getting back to nature and all its beauty. (Nature Domes is an Off-Grid facility, powered by solar and batteries.) Wild life and Livestock Animals freely roam the110 acres property, farm include herd of friendly alpacas, donkeys, miniature goats and chickens. We know you will come back again and again, and we look forward to welcoming you every time. THIS IS A REMOTE RETREAT DESIGNED FOR ADULTS. WE REGRET THAT IT IS NOT A SUITABLE ENVIRONMENT FOR CHILDREN UNDER THE AGE OF 10.
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AU$460
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Glamping near Forster with wifi provided guide

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If you're looking for a camping experience with a touch of luxury, glamping is the way to go. Hipcamp offers over 850 glamping options with wifi near Forster, New South Wales. You can choose from options like Spirit of the Forest (326 reviews), Wattle Valley Farm (339 reviews), and Maiden Jewel, Upper Hunter Valley (271 reviews). The average price per night is $40, with options as low as $15. While you're there, enjoy popular amenities like showers, the ability to bring your pet, and trash disposal. If you're looking for something more active, popular activities include climbing, surfing, and snow sports.

If you're looking for a camping experience with a touch of luxury, glamping is the way to go. Hipcamp offers over 850 glamping options with wifi near Forster, New South Wales. You can choose from options like Spirit of the Forest (326 reviews), Wattle Valley Farm (339 reviews), and Maiden Jewel, Upper Hunter Valley (271 reviews). The average price per night is $40, with options as low as $15. While you're there, enjoy popular amenities like showers, the ability to bring your pet, and trash disposal. If you're looking for something more active, popular activities include climbing, surfing, and snow sports.

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