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Eltham Station Byron Hinterland

96%

· Eltham, New South Wales

160 acres hosted by Tanya G.

7 Vehicle/Tent sites

Nomadic camping

Best for self-contained campers. There are no toilets, showers, or potable water at this Hipcamp.

Tanya is a Star Host

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Off-leash friendly

Pets can be off-leash at this Hipcamp.

Eltham Station Campground is a quiet campground on the Wilson River near the hip village of Eltham, just down the road from Bangalow, a few k's from Clunes and 35kms from Byron Bay. The camp sites are private and have easy access for 2WD vehicles or 4WD. Eltham Station has 7 all weather campsites along a private lagoon. The sites have gravel pads and grass to set up on, plus campfire spots laid out (firewood available) a clearly marked road in and are also surrounded by large trees to provide plenty of shade. There are plenty of birds, frogs, water dragons, platypus (if you are quiet), wallabies and other wildlife around the property and it is a beautiful and peaceful location to set up camp for caravans, motorhomes, swags, tents or vans. Exclusive use of the whole campground for a large group is available on request. We are only 2kms from the village of Eltham and the famous Eltham Pub which is a historic building that often has live music and is a great spot for a meal. It often books out so during busy periods we recommend you book ahead on www.elthampub.com.au Also we are only a 20 minute drive to the beach (recommend Shelly Beach at Ballina with a great cafe called Shelly Beach cafe for breaky or lunch) and are close to the many other beautiful attractions that this area is known for. Children under 6 stay free but hosts must be notified of the total number of people in your group. Each site holds a maximum of 6 guests in total. Campfires are permitted in the rings provided and please ensure you set up in the spot allocated to you especially in busy times. All campers must abide by any fire or other government restrictions. Well behaved pets are welcome but please be aware this campsite is on a working farm with cattle, potty calves, horses, a few of our own dogs. The livestock are behind fences or over the river so will not be on your site. Please respect the farm animals and do not approach themEltham Station Campground is a quiet campground on the Wilson River near the village of Eltham, 35kms from Byron Bay. The camp sites are private and have easy access for 2WD and 4WD vehicles. We have 6 all weather campsites available on a bank above a private lagoon which is surrounded by large trees to provide plenty of shade. There is 1 large site in fig tree straight in between the river and the lagoon. This site has grass access and lots of trees, so not suitable for high motor homes etc. There are plenty of birds and other wildlife around the property and it is a beautiful and peaceful location to set up camp for caravans, motorhomes, tents, swags or vans. All sites are 2WD accessible along a clearly marked gravel road, they have campfire spots, a gravel pad and the numbers are marked on nearby trees plus the mud map (see images). We are only 2kms from the hip village of Eltham and the Eltham Pub which is an historic building that often has live music and is a great spot for a meal. Booking and gig guide at https://www.elthampub.com.au/ There is a free courtesy bus to and from the pub. We are only a 20 minute drive to the beach (recommend Shelley Beach at Ballina) are close to cute villages including Clunes and Bangalow, scenic drives and many other beautiful attractions that this area is known for. Children under 6 stay free but hosts must be notified of the size of the total group. Each site can hold a maximum of 6 guests in total. Campfires are permitted in rings provided and campers must abide by any fire or other government restrictions. Well behaved pets are welcome. Please note that the water level is low at the moment.

Activities

Biking

Boating

Fishing

Paddling

Natural features

River, stream, or creek

Field

Farm

96%

136 Ratings · 91 reviews

Molly B.

June 24, 2024

Eltham Station Campground

Had such a lovely time away :) such a beautiful property ! The cows and horses were so lovely to watch and listen to. The site was great but we were extremely happy we were the only ones that booked as the sites are quite bare and close together would be difficult for privacy. Would recommend but quite pricey for what you are getting.

Benjamin M.recommends

June 23, 2024

Eltham Station Campground

Great site on the creek! Nice and quiet but very close to Eltham!

Donna L.recommends

June 9, 2024

Eltham Station Campground

Tanya is lovely and very welcoming. Beautiful peaceful spot, will definitely be back.

Callum N.recommends

May 6, 2024

Eltham Station Campground

Eltham station was an amazing spot, highly recommend. Tanya is also such a lovely host helped us out anytime we needed anything.

Olivia A.recommends

April 29, 2024

Eltham Station Campground

Lovely spaced out camp sites by the stream, the owners are lovely and communication excellent. Would definitely recommend.

Craig T.recommends

April 18, 2024

Eltham Station Campground

We enjoyed our stay at Eltham

We enjoyed our stay at Eltham Station Campground, a nice farm in Byron hinterland 30 minutes from the beach. Had the place to ourselves on a nice flat grassy spot by a creek with open fire place and importantly for me, very dog friendly, off leash. Shops nearby in country village. Scenic, historic area, friendly people. Was a good experience 😊.

Location

Eltham, New South Wales, AustraliaTraditional, ancestral territory of Bundjalung First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking

Hosted by Tanya G.

Joined in March 2021

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