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Bonville Camp Ground
10 sites · RVs, Tents200 acres · Sawtell, NSW
Located minutes off the A1 it's the perfect spot to stop overnight or for a few days to see all the Coffs Coast has to offer.
Beautiful camping on pristine grasslands that back onto the Bongil Bongil National Park. Cows with Guns MTB park and Sawmill are close by as well.
Enjoy the splendid views or walk through the bush which, also has the biggest tree in the area. With fishing available and plenty of horse trails around, there is plenty to do.
Bore water is available on-site.
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The Peach Farm
17 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents55 acres · Mororo, NSW
Relax or get involved at The Peachy; an iconic, eco friendly, off-grid animal rescue farm... privately owned and publicly loved! We feed the farm animals and collect the eggs every morning at 8am so set your alarm and join in the fun. Gypsy, your onsite hostess with the mostest, will take you on a fun-filled journey where everyone learns something! NEW and EXCITING! Every Saturday night we have communal "pizza night" where everyone is welcome, it is BYO food and drinks. It's great fun and a chance to meet and chat with your likeminded camping friends. And it's not just pizza... you can cook anything in there.
The dam is back in action after the drought and then an invasive weed taking over. There are kayaks here and they are free for everyone to enjoy.
There is a nature playground for the kids, an outdoor bathtub (book with us after you have booked your site $45 or book as a 'camp site'), wood-fired pizza oven (book in the 'extras') and a well equiped community kitchen.
The Peach Farm is centrally located within a 20 minute drive to close by attractions. Adventure; 4 wheel drive at Shark Bay. Swim; Iluka's famous beaches. Walk; Iluka Heritage Rainforest, from the lush rainforest to the amazing views at The Bluff. Explore; Yamba, Angourie, the Scottish town of Maclean.
Our eccentric affectionate mix of farm animals will win you over in seconds especially if you grab some feed from your hosts. All of our loving animals have been rescued as a tiny baby or taken in when their owners could no longer care for them.
Each site has a picnic table and a fire-pit and you can book a camp oven package if you would like to engage in some outdoor cooking. It's fun, relaxing and nothing beats a camp oven stew! Our community kitchen is a hub for get togethers and yarns, well equipped with a gas cooktop, toaster, kettle, cooking utensils, a BBQ, fridge/freezer, and plenty of tables. There are fresh herbs and eggs when in plentiful supply. Please use the worm bin for all your kitchen scraps.
We have an amazing composting loo but no showers yet.
We are pet friendly however we do ask that you have your best friends on a leash AT ALL TIMES and please do not get too close to the alpacas, they are protectors and will become uneasy and distressed. We strongly believe in 'leaving no trace' so please be mindful of our animals, other happy campers and 'take only memories leave only footprints'.
“The peach from can only be accessed heading north on the highway. If coming from the North take the Iluka exit and then just loop back to head north - 1.5km turn off is on the left straight off the Highway!"
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Oasis of Hope
22 sites · RVs, Tents250 acres · Upper Orara, NSW
Nested in the Coffs Harbour hinterland is this stunning 250 acre property, offering both powered and unpowered site options and great facilties.
Wayper Creek flows though the property, and there are manicured lawns, a large toilet and shower block with hot showers, a caravan dump point, a large BBQ shelter, firepit, and lots of lovely spots to enjoy the plethora of wildlife.
We regularly have abseilers come down our creek, as a set of 7 waterfalls is only a 30-minute hike through the creek away. It is a stunning place for relaxation.
Pets are welcome too.
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Reg's place
15 sites · RVs165 acres · Red Rock, NSW
The onsite managers are Guy and Helen Dickinson. The property was purchased in 1985 by my father Reg Dickinson. He wanted to set up a fish farm and alternative holiday destination so people could be close to the ocean.
We offer 15 primitive camping sites to self-contained RVs and caravans , motorhomes
The property is across the road from the national park and 150m from the beach and 300m from the coastal village of Red Rock and the Corindi river where swimming and water activities can be undertaken.
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Near and Far Yamba
11 sites · RVs, Tents50 acres · Micalo Island, NSW
Near and Far Yamba is on an exclusive riverside private property, located 10 mins drive from Yamba NSW. If you like the quiet and being away from the mob in a rural area, you will enjoy this out of the ordinary property. If you’re an early riser you will see wonderful sunrises over the river, plenty of kangaroos, birds, jumping mullet, maybe a dolphin or sea eagle. The owners large homestead is visible, they are happy to share their property and surrounds as offered.
THE LODGE is suitable for small groups or family get-togethers in our comfortably furnished, rustic, four bedroom farm lodge that sleeps ten. TV fridges, washing machine, linen, towels. Just BYO food and clothes.
CAMPSITES: 2 Exclusive spacious separate camp sites near the river - Cubby Waterfront site, space for group 1-3 Caravans, tents, campers, coasters etc . Mango Tree River View Site space for group 1- 2 Caravans, campers. SKIPPY Bush Camp 2 open field - short Stay for self contained ensuite caravans only. Not riverfront, tap water only, no other facilities.
3km all weather private road. A secluded private property with open spaces, unfenced river and canals, farm animals and wildlife close by. Kangaroos are regularly around the buildings, in the yard and can be grazing up to the door at night. Town water, grid power, Telstra WIFI is available in the area but not provided. Dog friendly, secure available if required.
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River View on the Clarence
4 sites · RVs, Tents70 acres · Great Marlow, NSW
Take in the serenity from your own little piece of paradise on the banks of the pristine Clarence river. Just 6.5 km from the jacaranda city of Grafton and 40 minutes drive from Yamba, we offer two level grassy camp sites surrounded by a beautiful poplar shade tree plantation. Private boat ramp directly in front of camp with easy access. 4x4 is recommended for boat launching. You can fish right from camp! Drinking water is connected as well as hot shower and toilet, plus you have your own BBQ and picnic table. Relax while the kids swim, fish or paddle the river. The beaches of Yamba are only 40 minutes away and the beautiful mountains of the great dividing range can be seen from your camp site.Campfires permitted, but you must BYO firewood, or, I can provide you with firewood. Please let me know.Access is possible for all vehicles. Plenty of room for caravans and rigs to turn around.
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Bellinger River Camping
13 sites · RVs, Tents60 acres · Bellingen, NSW
Level, grassed sites, with plenty of open space along 1 km banks of the Bellinger River.
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walking distance to town, with a great milk bar serving fish n chips only 700m down the road or swim across the river and have breakfast or lunch at the Old Butter Factory Cafe.
There is Free onsite kayaking on request, fishing and great entertainment in town.
All Children are FREE and you can
Swim and Fish straight from camp and keep an eye out for the platypus!
A new fence is now being placed to keep cows away from camping grounds. There is a pit toilet and there
are public toilets right next door, available 24/7.
Pets welcome.
Maximum 1 vehicle per booking, as there is plenty of room for group bookings on one site email me to arrange booking.
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Cardiff Alpacas
6 sites · RVs, Tents140 acres · Harwood, NSW
IMPORTANT: Please read this and our site descriptions/rules before booking!
N.B. We do not accept children under 8 years of age.
Our check-in period is 2 PM to 5.30 PM. If you are unable to arrive within this timeframe then you should not book with us. We do not have staff available to deal with early or late arrivals.
ALL bookings MUST be made AT LEAST 24 hours in advance.
Our campsite facilities are basic and best suited to self-contained campers. We DO NOT provide general toilet or ablution facilities. However, we do have portable toilet and shower units available for hire (see under Extras).
We are a 55 hectare alpaca & llama stud & sugar cane farm, just off the Pacific Hwy, on Harwood Island, in the Clarence River.
Our extensive and carefully-maintained pastures offer a wide selection of peaceful, private campsites. There are also numerous small stands of natural vegetation providing shade and shelter.
In close proximity to us are shopping centres, surfing beaches and areas of outstanding natural beauty.
We operate as a cottage industry, processing alpaca fleece & manufacturing products from it. We regularly conduct tours & maintain a small farm shop.
We also offer a full range of home-cooked meals.
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If you book Extras or Meals you choice of campsites will be limited.
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The Beach Arrawarra
1 site · RV, Tent10 acres · Arrawarra, NSW
The Beach Arrawarra is nestled on a wide golden beach off the Solitary Islands Marine Park with fabulous fishing, great surfing, prolific wildlife. Peace and tranquility.
Even if you are the slowest walker it will take 1 minute to be on the sand.
There is a wide range of local activities to choose from including kayaking, surfing, ocean rafting, sky diving or many other local attractions within a short walk or drive from camp.
The Beach Arrawarra is pet friendly so you don’t have to leave your best friend at home while you are on holidays.
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Little Pine Creek Farm
41 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents90 acres · Bellingen, NSW
Bring your Boats, Bikes, and Boards and come and have fun in nature’s playground.
Situated in Valery between Bellingen, Urunga, and Mylestom, you’ll be surrounded by stunning scenery.
From quaint country towns to beautiful rivers and beaches, this location offers the best of both worlds.
Spanning 90 acres of picturesque countryside with Little Pine Creek meandering Its way through this idyllic property offers a natural playground for outdoor enthusiasts.
Here’s what you can expect at Little Pine Creek Farm:
Vehicle/Tent Sites: There are 40 level sites available for campers, whether you arrive by car and set up a tent or have a self-contained camper or van.
Picturesque park-like grounds are here to greet you with magnificent shade trees, a lily-laden dam, and splendid mountain views.
Take a walk , Spot a Koala .
Bush walking trails have been created around the farm following the creek and leading into pristine native rainforest and protected Koala Habitat .
Many native bird species live here and the rainforest is full of beautiful plants and ferns including, staghorn and orchids.
Outdoor Adventures: Discover the following attractions:
Bellingen’s Promised Lands: take a picnic and a short drive and spend a day indulging in natures splendor, enjoy breathtaking mountain scenery and cool off in crystal clear pools along the Never Never Creek.
Leave early for a day out in Dorrigo’s National Park: wind your way up the mountain to the visitor’s center and take a skywalk overlooking the ancient Gondwana rainforest. Explore fun & interesting walking trails and discover stunning waterfalls including Crystal Showers where you can walk right in behind.
Enjoy your fishing: from fly fishing for rainbows in Dorrigo to beach and estuary fishing in Urunga there’s something here for every angler.
(species include bream, whiting, mulloway, tailor, flathead, and snapper),
Why not bring your boat and access easy launch sites from nrby Mylestom .
Family Fun: Kids can swim in lagoons, jump from jetties, or enjoy a day at Coffs Harbour’s Big Banana fun park.
Mountain Biking and Kayaking: Teens can explore Cows with Guns Mountain bike park in Pine Creek Forest or take a kayak down the Bellinger River.
KNOW BEFORE YOU GO
To access the best areas of this farm you will need a 4 WHEEL DRIVE VEHICLE
The sites are all grass and will get wet & slippery during or after rain or heavy showers .
For easy access and overnight stays 2-wheel drive vehicles are accepted in dry conditions and can park at the front of the property around the fruit trees in the farmhouse yards next to the Valery Road which is very quiet at night.
SELF SUFFIECENCY: Campers need to be self-sufficient.
BRING YOUR OWN DRINKING WATER and have your OWN CAMPING TOILET or porta potty on board.
Camp Fire Safety: Communal firepits are available by the dam and in the main camping field. Dry Firewood /logs are available to purchase on site $15 a large bag. Remember to bring your own firelighters and kindling.
(small private fires are allowed) in off-the-ground steel or iron containers)
not provided bring yr own.
N.B All open campfires are subject to current RFS advice and any ban warnings in place must be strictly adhered to.
Toilet Facilities: One flush toilet WC available at the farmhouse which is a 7-minute walk from the camping areas.
(recommend bringing your own porta potty).
Whether you’re seeking relaxation or adventure, Little Pine Creek Farm
offers a serene escape surrounded by natural beauty and abundant birdlife.
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Waterfalls & More
11 sites · RVs, Tents104 acres · Sherwood, NSW
HIDING IN THE MIDDLE OF EVERYWHERE!
Pure. Unadulterated. WILD.
104 very private acres, securely sandwiched between a National Park Nature Reserve and State Forest.
On a dead end road. No agriculture or farms upstream, only one other like-minded property owner.
Secluded, but hiding smack bang in the middle of everywhere!
From vertiginous sandstone cliffs on which epipetrics cling tight,
right through to palm-filled rainforests, and with two quite different creek systems (including a monster waterfall),
you'll be spoiled for things to do and
places to explore - without even leaving the property!
HISTORY
This land is Gumbaynggirr land. Please be particularly mindful of our First Nation's long presence on this land.
In the 1800's, white men came
seeking Red Cedar, closely followed by settlers having a go at dairying; though logging
has remained this area's mainstay. This special property, despite last being selectively logged about 50 years ago, hosts many huge old-growth trees
remaining steadfast for your discovery and wonder. And many more are continuing to
grow out too.
About 35 years ago
about nine of this property's eastern-most 104 acres became part of a far larger nashi pear orchard which filled much of the flats of
this top end of the valley that you see today.
Ultimately they failed to set good commercial fruit, and the rootstocks took over.
You can see remnant rows of these trees just south of the property, from along the road. (Beware though -
they have spikes that could
puncture Caterpillar tracks!)
MORE RECENTLY extensive lantana control efforts have been undertaken as we now move into revegetating with native species and implementing a permaculture plan.
Today the property is registered with Land For Wildlife and hosts a very wide mix of native vegetation communities.
ACTIVITIES
Bird watch. Climb. Abseil. Photograph wildflowers. Paint. Swim. In the next valley there's even gold to be found.
Explore trails by mountain bike.
Whale watch. Surf. Learn SCUBA. Go beach-combing. Catch a mudcrab. Go whitewater river rafting.
Ask your host about where to find all the local
waterfalls, the best walking, how to find gold, the gnarliest off-road tracks, Anything is possible here in this magnificent part of the world, except perhaps snow and ice.
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State Forest, Ocean Views
1 site · RV, Tent10 acres · Boambee, NSW
Come and camp in this quiet, peaceful location. Campers will be able to enjoy
state forest access to explore wildlife or sit back, relax and take in the extensive views.
There are also bush walks for guests to enjoy.
There are few facilities here, tank water and a sawdust composting toilet, picnic table and small contained fire pit also...
campers need to be self sufficient with optional own toilet/shower facilities
and leave no trace.
The camp site has had an upgrade beautification and facility program that is fully available.
The property is in close proximity to the ocean and the city, just a 10 minute drive too the Coffs Harbour CBD.
You're welcome to bring your pet, but they must be supervised and kept under control.
Campfire are permitted in the provided fire area.
Please note that some sites require 4WD
access and are a steep climb (see photos).
Caravan access is limited to small to medium length only.
Large vans require assistance so not recommended for this site.
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Coastal camping near Wooli guide
Overview
Diverse waterways make the seaside town of Wooli a gem of Clarence Valley. Known particularly for water activities such as angling, beachcombing, and boating, Wooli provides campers with an array of campsites and cabins near town or immersed in nature. Yuraygir National Park promises diverse landscapes, a long stretch of coast, and insight into local Aboriginal heritage. Bundjalung National Park to the north is a prime spot for canoeing, kayaking, and biking. And to the south sits Ulidarra National Park with rich forestry, 4WD adventures, and numerous tent and caravan sites to choose from.
Where to go
Yuraygir National Park
Yuraygir National Park has a little bit of everything, including an abundant mix of rocky headlands, pristine beaches, peaceful lakes, dense forests, and heathland. The park boasts the longest stretch of untouched, undeveloped coast in New South Wales, making it a prime destination for beach camping, fishing, swimming, and even whale watching from May to September. Beachside camping in the park also offers access to firepits, potable water, and BBQ grills. Tent campers can also stay in forest greenery at campsites with flushing toilets, showers, and trash bins.
Bundjalung National Park
North of Wooli, a unique combination of beach, river, and freshwater lagoons await in Bundjalung National Park. Water lovers can canoe and kayak along Jerusalem Creek and Evan River or snorkel through shallow reefs, while hikers traverse Macaulay's Lead and Serendipity fire trails. Along with beachside camping, local lodging and cabin rentals provide comforts like heating, fully-equipped kitchens, and clean, comfortable sheets. At night, campers can gather around the campfire and listen to a local Bundjalung guide tell stories of their culture, heritage, and connections to the land.
Ulidarra National Park
South of Wooli lies Ulidarra National Park, where campers will find beautiful rainforests and old eucalypt forests amidst an ocean breeze. An ideal destination for birdwatching, the park is home to diverse avian species, including wompoo fruit doves and masked owls. Hiking and 4WD trails allow for journeys over rugged terrain to incredible views and peaceful picnic spots. Set up at night at tent and caravan campgrounds in the area with flush toilets, showers, potable water, and firepits.
When to go
Campers visiting Wooli in summer for water activities may want to plan for January, which tends to be the hottest month around 27°C. However, the area is relatively temperate year-round. July is the coldest month of the year with an average high of 13°C. Winter also tends to come with much lower humidity levels. May to November is particularly ideal for whale-watching opportunities just offshore. Or visit from October to April for fresh oysters from the pristine rivers.
Safety at Hipcamp
Hipcamp acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respect to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders past, present and future and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.