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Bingi Campsite

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· Bingie, New South Wales
40 acres hosted by Newton C.
5 Vehicle/Tent sites
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Nomadic camping
Best for self-contained campers. There are no toilets, showers, or potable water at this Hipcamp.
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The camping area is on a grassy headland, overlooking the ocean, available for self-contained campers (with their own toilet). The area has access to Coila Lake by 4WD and a five-minute walk to access the beaches. Bingi also has a significant Aboriginal history and is surrounded by Yuin peoples rich aboriginal culture and stories, sites and dreaming walking tracks. Campfires are permitted when there are no restrictions in place. Pets are welcome to join you but must remain under your control at all times. A private culture talk can be arranged (fee for service) with the local custodians of the area. Bingi is also known for it's beautiful flora and fauna, and great fishing, prawning, diving and watersports. Bingi Campsite is a 10 - 15 minute drive from the town of Moruya, and 10 minutes drive from Tuross Heads.The camping area is on a grassy headland, overlooking the ocean, available for self-contained campers (with their own toilet). The area has access to Coila Lake by 4WD and a five-minute walk to access the beaches. Bingi also has a significant Aboriginal history and is surrounded by Yuin peoples rich aboriginal culture and stories, sites and dreaming walking tracks. Campfires are permitted when there are no restrictions in place. Pets are welcome to join you but must remain under your control at all times. A private culture talk can be arranged (fee for service) with the local custodians of the area. Bingi is also known for it's beautiful flora and fauna, and great fishing, prawning, diving and watersports. Bingi Campsite is a 10 - 15 minute drive from the town of Moruya, and 10 minutes drive from Tuross Heads.
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Kate R.recommends
October 6, 2024
Bingi Campsite
Great spot and so nice to be able to take our furbaby. The spot we had was a bit exposed to the road and a little difficult with the incline for a rooftop tent but it worked out fine. Fabulously quiet area with only the crashing waves to fall asleep to.
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Kelly C.doesn't recommend
October 6, 2024
Bingi Campsite
Very uneven sites. If you have a caravan you will find it difficult to find a level spot. Host does not answer there phone, communication via message and even calling them is non- existent. The camp site is not on the beach side. The 4wd track to the lake is over grown and you can not drive your car down it. The ocean view is from a very small square patch on the top of the property, so again is non-exsistant. If you are desperate, sure, better than a gravel pit, but for the money, totally not worth it.
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Jack & Rachael C.recommends
April 28, 2024
Bingi Campsite
On arrival we were unable to contact the host as per the directions (unsure if this was due to no reception or phone was disconnected) and had to navigate the property by ourselves. We found a quiet spot past the grass area more into the bushland which was private and peaceful, however there were many ticks. The beach and national park was a short walk which was a positive. Overall our stay was good.
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Travis W.
April 9, 2024
Bingi Campsite
Great site, well maintained grassed areas. Lovely views of the night skies. Be aware of ticks and fleas as were got attacked by quite a few of both. Some grubs left a large area of poo and paper on the fence line in the trees near the road. Ocean was warm but by the look of the signs, only good to look at. Great beach
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Linda R.recommends
March 18, 2024
Bingi Campsite
Great spot, highly recommend!
I have stayed a few times now and have really enjoyed each stay. It’s great that there’s a mix of shrubs/trees and mowed grass so there’s multiple spots to set up camp that still have privacy and shelter. The site is super easy to find and close to the beach and the Dreaming Walking Track. The land is clean and tidy which makes it really easy to clean up after pets.
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Oliver P.recommends
March 14, 2024
Bingi Campsite
Beach access close by - beautiful
Quiet, clean and beautiful. Near the beach and a cool little 4wd track to get there very close by.
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Bingie, New South Wales, AustraliaTraditional, ancestral territory of Yuin First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking
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Hosted by Newton C.

Joined in December 2020
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