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Splitters Swamp Creek Waterfall

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· Bolivia, New South Wales
2000 acres hosted by Elizabeth S.
2 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.
We are located just 30 minutes from Tenterfield, an historic town in the rolling New England region. Here you will find a superb wilderness. Splitters Swamp Creek runs out of the hills, crystal clear water pours over the very beautiful granite rocks - creating a stunning waterfall and a shallow pool at the bottom. It then meanders gently down the valley surrounded by timber. Visitors are welcome to walk a distance exploring the granite rock formations in and around the creek. The campsite is located in a very private location, surrounded by a mix of vegetation and tall trees. There is a variety of native wildlife around, including bird life and a variety of wallabies. The native flora is beautiful, too. In town you will find shops and suppliers for all your camping needs. While you're there, check out the heritage architecture, great cafes, interesting shops. If you're up for an adventure further afield, the nearby national parks are perfect for outdoor adventures, from bushwalking to swimming and you can take the Boonoo Boonoo Falls walking track to a waterfall that drops 210 metres into a gorge, and enjoy eye-popping panoramas in Bald Rock National Park. Don't forget to bring your camera! PS: If you require a quicker response to questions than via the inbox message my mobile number; zero four zero seven five nine four two zero one . Thanks
Activities
Biking
Natural features
Waterfall
90%
118 Ratings · 57 reviews
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Sarina S.doesn't recommend
October 14, 2024
Site 2 - Splitters Swamp Creek Waterfall
Would not Recomend
We were very disappointed with this Site. We had booked the site many months before and had contemplated booking both sites, however we didn't. In hindsight we really should have because there were campers already at our site when we arrived. There was no suitable second site. We tried for many hours to contact the host. We tried trying to find another hipcamp close by but as it was the long weekend, there was only 1 hipcamp available, which in turn turned out to be owned by the same host. When our host eventually returned our call we were told we could stay at this new site. When arriving there, it was on the side of the road, we could not get far enough off the road as there were stockpiles of gravel and pushed up mounds of fallen trees. In my opinion this is because it was actually crown land. Our time and our money are very precious to us and it was devastating to have to leave and travel 300kms home as we had no where to go for our much needed long weekend break. Communication is very very poor, the host was virtually uncontactable, the sites and descriptions are misleading. We have done a lot of hipcamping and have never had any issues like this before. I would not recommend.
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Mark B.recommends
October 7, 2024
Site 1 - Splitters Swamp Creek Waterfall
Awesome secluded grassed camp site, only suitable for one single camp site. Directions to site provided are clear, after 3 klms from the Spliters Swap Creek Causeway when you see a deliniator post in a tree the site is directly on the left. Heaps of firewood. Water is fresh and clear. Mobile reception 100m up hill from site. We would recommend this site and intend the return.
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ömer ö.doesn't recommend
May 8, 2024
Site 2 - Splitters Swamp Creek Waterfall
I just had noone in the camp ground except me and directions to camp area was clear but it was not easy to find the place for me.
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Scott H.recommends
May 2, 2024
Site 2 - Splitters Swamp Creek Waterfall
Great little spot, very large caravans may find it difficult for a level. Little difficult to find, not an overly used camp-site, probably needs signposting as the vehicle tracks were overgrown and we couldn't see the site down the hill. Definitely recomended a 4wd to get to one of the sites.
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Rin O.recommends
March 15, 2024
Site 2 - Splitters Swamp Creek Waterfall
Absolutely beautiful campsite, right next to a little waterfall. We saw kangaroos, wallabies, and even an Echidna! The creek was quite dry but the dogs had a little paddle in the water that was there and we had a great time exploring up and down the creek bed. The provided firewood was a lovely inclusion and the campsite is well taken care of. We loved the privacy and the dogs had a blast. Will definitely visit again!
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Ross C.
February 17, 2024
Site 1 - Splitters Swamp Creek Waterfall
great site. very private but poorly marked and no waterfall unless raining.
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Bolivia, New South Wales, AustraliaTo respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking
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Hosted by Elizabeth S.

Joined in April 2021
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