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Rowlands Creek Camp Area

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· Rowlands Creek, New South Wales

6 acres hosted by Brodie B.

6 Vehicle/Tent sites

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Great for groups

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Come and set up camp along 6 acres of creek flat, Nestled at the foothills of Wollumbin Mount Warning and surrounded by the famed national parks of the Tweed region. Our camp area is situated on Rowlands creek, offering 6 acres of creek flat with 3 waterholes. There are plenty of activities to try around town, from bushwalking, exploring the Rail Trail in Murwillumbah and downhill mountain biking at the Uki Mountain Bike Park (Less then 8Km from our property). The property is just 5km from the beautiful village of Uki. Uki is a place where community spirit hums. Village markets every Saturday selling local foods and crafts. The Old buttery offers ‘the Uki Buttery Bazaar Market’ on the 3rd Sunday of every month. Don’t forget to pop into the Uki Trading Post (Bastion Lane) for the Best coffee in Australia. The Mt Warning Hotel situated in Uki Village also offers all meals as takeaways and a complementary curtesy bus running from Friday 5PM through to Sunday. Stock up on supplies at the village General Store. Pet welcome on leash and under control. Campfires are permitted within local regulations. Firewood is available on site $15/bag. We do have a bathtubes on three sites. Campers should leave no trace. We are a short drive from the beautiful Hell’s hole, Unicorn falls and Mavis Kitchens. Take a day trip to Byron Bay (50min) Brunswick Heads (40min) Mullumbimby (35min) Tyalgum (30min). 45mins from Gold Coast airport.Come and set up camp along 6 acres of creek flat, situated in the foothills of Mount Warning and surrounded by the famed national parks of the Tweed region. Our camp area is situated on Rowlands creek, offering 10 acres of creek flat with 2 waterholes. Great for kayaking, SUPing, fishing and swimming. The property is just 5km from the beautiful village of Uki in northern NSW. There are plenty of activities to try around town, from bushwalking and cycling to boating. Go fishing and kayaking on Clarrie Hall Dam, a tranquil waterway close to town well stocked with Australian bass. Pet welcome on leash and under control. Campfires are permitted within local regulations. We do have a bathtubs on two sites. Campers should leave no trace. We are a short drive from the beautiful Hell’s hole, Unicorn falls and Mavis Kitchens. Take a day trip to Byron Bay (50min) Brunswick Heads (40min) Mullumbimby (35min) Tyalgum (30min). 45mins from Gold Coast airport. When making a group booking please book on the same booking as your friends.

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449 Ratings · 326 reviews

Simon C.recommends

April 28, 2024

Rowlands Creek Camp Area

Beautiful location along the creek. Fantastic hosts who welcome you and then leave you be to enjoy. Would definitely go back

Douglas D.recommends

April 27, 2024

Rowlands Creek Camp Area

Great camping spot with the kids. Plenty of space, fresh flowing stream for refreshing dips. Campfire at each site. Swings on trees. Bath tub to heat with the coals from the fire, nice treat! Definitely recommend!

Breanne I.recommends

April 26, 2024

Rowlands Creek Camp Area

Beautiful location and well distanced from other campers. Would absolutely visit again!

Lisa S.recommends

April 25, 2024

Rowlands Creek Camp Area

Family Fun Camping 🏕 🔥 no WiFi.

What a family fun spot to camp. ROWLANDS CREEK CAMP 🏕 North East NSW. I was blessed to be able to walk Mt Warning when I was much younger, but camping near the base of it was unique experience. The description of Uki, where the earth meets the clouds in the sky was definitely the case for us, as it was a little rainy and flooded in some spots (but we were OK with that, we booked it last minute knowing it would be raining across the SE QLD/ NE NSW 😀, so that was our choice). But when the sky came out, boy were the stars shining bright. ✨️ And the bird 🐦 life incredible. I've never seen some of the little finches (too fast for the camera), the cheeky Eastern Yellow Robins 💛 and the ever cranky looking Willy Wag were but a few of what we saw. The self heating bath, creek canoe or patting the horses, and of course the ability to have a fire 🔥 are some of the other experiences please lovely camp spot has to offer. Loving our new cook pot. Cooked up a storm! *** And if it's flooded forget it.... lucky for us we were able to pass with the host assistance 😀 .

Ryan O.recommends

April 23, 2024

Rowlands Creek Camp Area

Loved it

We had an awesome time despite the rain. There was plenty of run in the creek so the 3 kids loved cruising down the ‘rapids’ on the SUPs, making friends with Matilda the horse and just chilling out. Unicorn Falls is only 15 minutes up the road and a great spot to explore. Port-a-loos were kept clean and stocked. A great experience for all!

Simona G.recommends

April 21, 2024

Rowlands Creek Camp Area

This is such an amazing spot, close to Uki village. Absolutely loved the fire baths, friendly horses and the creek flowing by for swims.

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

Hosted by Brodie B.Joined in June 2021

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