Waterfall camping near Bathurst

From mountain views to motorsports, this gold rush town has a taste for adventure.

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Bonnie Doon at Bell

9 sites · RVs, Tents500 acres · Bell, NSW
Our property is located in the Blue Mountains, nestled right in the middle of the national park and all that the Blue Mountains bush has to offer. Gums, ferns, fresh air and swimming holes. I only allow one group to camp at any one time per site. Other groups will be well away from you. However the dam is available for everyone to use. I adjust each booking with each group depending on size of the group and time of year. I also hold large events so will book out the entire site for large groups. Just a short drive from Sydney but a world away with its ancient forests and meandering pathways. All photos are from the site or within a 2km walk of the camping site in National Park or reserve. I welcome self-contained campers with your own camping toilet/shower, and drinking water. However there are facilities on site for smaller groups at an extra cost. The property offers a number of sites that can accommodate various group numbers. Please message me if you're interested in booking one or more listings for your special get together. Dogs are welcome as long as they are friendly, but no cats please. Also please be aware that we are surrounded by nature and part of nature are snakes and ticks. - we need to keep this environment for the wildlife. Please take all your belongings and rubbish with you when you leave. Leave it better than as you found it.
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AU$40
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Rhapsody

4 sites · RVs, Tents25 acres · Gingkin, NSW
Welcome to this remote piece of paradise! Rhapsody is located in Gingkin,, which is not far from Oberon NSW, about 3 hours west of Sydney. Campsites are hidden in a remote valley direct frontage to the pristine Hollanders River, adjoining the Kanangra-Boyd National Park. There are two private campsites on grassy river flats surrounded by eucalyptus forest. The sites are very secluded so you will see lots of wildlife and you're guaranteed not to see any other people! Only one group can stay at each campsite and campsites are on different parts of the river so privacy is guaranteed. In dry conditions 2WD is fine for Wallaby flat but in wet weather, 4WD is required. Platypus flat is 4wd only. You can always park at the top of the hill and walk down first if you're not sure. Dog friendly. Campfires permitted in a designated area when restrictions aren't in place. Gather your own wood from fallen timber on the way in or BYO wood. Not much firewood available on site. Both campsites can get quite cool as they are low in the valley. This is a wild and remote area. Guided remote bushwalks also available for those who are fit and adventurous. Both campsites have a pit toilets, cold shower, spring water on tap, picnic tables.. Water is sourced from a distant spring in the mountain and is gravity fed to the site by above ground pipe which heats the water during the day. There is a small area where you can get Telstra mobile reception at the cattle grid on the way into the property, but very limited mobile reception in this area. If you are on Optus or other networks you won't get any reception. There is no mobile reception at camp - perfect for disconnecting and reconnecting with nature!
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AU$115
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Outback Escape

19 sites · Lodging6321 acres · Kandos, NSW
Over 6,000 acres full of fun, a huge property with 19 dams, a running river that is great to swim in with its own waterfalls. So many animals, Bison, Bullalo, Long Haired Cows, Donkey, Alpacas, Goats and Sheep. There is over 30km of trails for vehicles or horses. We have the highly endangered Regent Honey Eater Bird only a few left in the world. Get away from the hustle and bustle and back to nature.
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AU$200
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Peronne Adventure Camping

1 site · Tent1800 acres · Bathurst, NSW
On the hills of Peronne we graze Merino sheep amongst native bushland, open grasslands and along flowing creeks. We have some spectacular waterfalls and stunning views across the central tablelands. Areas set aside for bush regeneration provide habitat for native animals including wallabies, wombats, gang-gang cockatoos and wedge tail eagles. You might be lucky enough to spot a koala too. We have walking/mountain bike trails, creeks for paddling in and beautiful scenery.
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AU$55
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Welcome to Hipcamp, your go-to website for all things camping in Australia. If you're looking for a campground near Bathurst, New South Wales with stunning waterfalls, you're in luck! We have over 110 options that fit your criteria. Whether you're a budget-conscious camper or looking for a luxurious getaway, our accommodations range from as low as $35 to an average price of $55 per night. Need some recommendations? Check out our top campsites with rave reviews: Fern Valley Ranch (401 reviews), Blue Mountains Grass Tree Bush Camp (312 reviews), and Ironbark Ranch - Mangrove Mt (110 reviews). You'll also find popular facilities like showers, campfires, and rubbish services, as well as activities such as horseback riding, fishing, and swimming. Happy camping!

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