Waterfall camping near Batemans Bay

Enjoy beautiful beaches, fresh seafood and water sports on the NSW South Coast.

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Australia
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New South Wales
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Batemans Bay

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Wombat Flats

4 sites · RVs, Tents147 acres · Mulloon, NSW

Wombat Flats is made up of private paddocks with dams. Wooded but with cleared area.. 2wd vehicle access. 4x4 access to mulloon creek with large open space Land was Virgin bushland but burnt in fires in 2019. Come and see the amazing regeneration! The property is now heavily wooded and overgrown so no marked trail but are happy for you to walk and explore and find hidden natural treasures. This part of the property is being used a nature corridor for wildlife hance the untouched grounds. Lots of rock formation and quartz for you geo type to find and study. 3 dams for swimming and amazing scenery. Need to be self sufficient, We live on the property so we are happy help and make your stay enjoyable. Good mobile reception Bungendore is 20 min away. Canberra is an easy commute. We own the land and live in main house (stock standard mum dad and a couple of kids) Heaps of wildlife around.

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The Lodge at Tinneburra

1 site · Lodging1100 acres · Captains Flat, NSW

The Lodge at Tinnenburra is a secluded getaway just 45 minutes from Canberra. Located above the most picturesque waterfalls on the Queanbeyan River; the Lodge started as a humble fishing cabin and has evolved over the years into a cozy, off grid sustainable eco-house. Perfect for a family weekend away or a get together with friends to enjoy the beauty of the surrounds. The drive in through neighbouring farms and national parks sets the tone for the escape from the suburban surrounds of the Canberra region. Enjoy exploring the farm, the surrounding Yanununbeyan National Park or exploring along the gorges and flats of the river. There is an amazing array or native flora and fauna - spot the Platypus in the river gorges; the wombats on the flats in the evenings; the wallabies and kangaroos grazing in the paddocks nearby and more.

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Overview

Welcome to Hipcamp, your go-to website for finding the perfect camping experience near Batemans Bay, New South Wales in Australia. If you're a waterfall enthusiast, you're in luck! We have over 26 options available in this area that offer stunning waterfall views. Whether you're looking for a serene getaway or an adventurous escape, our campsites have got you covered. With prices averaging at $60 per night and options as low as $30, there's something for every budget. Check out our top campsites with rave reviews: Yowaka River Camp (211 reviews), Elm Grove Sanctuary (32 reviews), and Lyrebirds Nest (18 reviews). Plus, you'll find popular amenities like pet-friendly accommodations, showers, and cooking equipment. And if you're up for some outdoor activities, you'll love paddling, whitewater paddling, and fishing in the surrounding area. So, lace up your hiking boots and get ready for an unforgettable camping experience with Hipcamp!

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