The best dog-friendly camping near Brooms Head

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Brooms Head nails the essentials for pet-friendly camping, with over 500 sites where your dog won’t miss out on the fun. Most spots sit close to open bush, creeks, or the coast, so you can roll out of your swag and straight onto the sand or a trail. Campfires are allowed at many sites, and you’ll find toilets at most, making things practical without losing that off-grid feel. Prices start as low as $8 a night, with an average around $35. If you want proven crowd-pleasers, check The Peach Farm (492 reviews), Riverside Rest (441 reviews), or "Dodona" (419 reviews). Surfing, swimming, and hiking are easy to find, and most hosts welcome well-behaved pets. Brooms Head’s campsites are built for early-morning ocean dips and evenings by the fire—just bring your own sense of adventure and a lead for your mate.

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Top-rated campgrounds near Brooms Head

2. Waterfalls & More

94%
(226)
57km from Brooms Head · 11 sites · Tents, RVs
HIDING IN THE MIDDLE OF EVERYWHERE! Pure. Unadulterated. WILD. 104 very private acres, securely sandwiched between a National Park Nature Reserve and State Forest. On a dead end road. No agriculture or farms upstream, only one other like-minded property owner. Secluded, but hiding smack bang in the middle of everywhere! From vertiginous sandstone cliffs on which epipetrics cling tight, right through to palm-filled rainforests, and with two quite different creek systems (including a monster waterfall), you'll be spoiled for things to do and places to explore - without even leaving the property! HISTORY This land is Gumbaynggirr land. Please be particularly mindful of our First Nation's long presence on this land. In the 1800's, white men came seeking Red Cedar, closely followed by settlers having a go at dairying; though logging has remained this area's mainstay. This special property, despite last being selectively logged about 50 years ago, hosts many huge old-growth trees remaining steadfast for your discovery and wonder. And many more are continuing to grow out too. About 35 years ago about nine of this property's eastern-most 104 acres became part of a far larger nashi pear orchard which filled much of the flats of this top end of the valley that you see today. Ultimately they failed to set good commercial fruit, and the rootstocks took over. You can see remnant rows of these trees just south of the property, from along the road. (Beware though - they have spikes that could puncture Caterpillar tracks!) MORE RECENTLY extensive lantana control efforts have been undertaken as we now move into revegetating with native species and implementing a permaculture plan. Today the property is registered with Land For Wildlife and hosts a very wide mix of native vegetation communities. ACTIVITIES Bird watch. Climb. Abseil. Photograph wildflowers. Paint. Swim. In the next valley there's even gold to be found. Explore trails by mountain bike. Whale watch. Surf. Learn SCUBA. Go beach-combing. Catch a mudcrab. Go whitewater river rafting. Ask your host about where to find all the local waterfalls, the best walking, how to find gold, the gnarliest off-road tracks, Anything is possible here in this magnificent part of the world, except perhaps snow and ice.
Toilets
Campfires
Showers
from 
AU$40
 / night

3. Sylva Lagoons Primitive Bush Camp

99%
(267)
80km from Brooms Head · 14 sites · Tents, RVs
Sylva Lagoons is a 570 acre beef cattle and native timber producing farm, which we, Pete and Elaine bought seven years ago, for somewhere beautiful and peaceful for our retirement. It is so beautiful living here we thought we should share it. If you are booking to join us, please give a rough eta so we can be at the campground to welcome you The lagoon at the campground is over 10 acres of water, with native forest on three sides. It is great for canoeing or bushwalking and our bird life is spectacular. No phone or internet since 3G was removed. Sorry! Dog friendly - with limitations. Flushing disabled toilet available. Good access for 2WD. Campfires permitted in a designated area and firewood available for a donation to cut it all. CRITICAL! As we are farmers we need to know your ETA. Please advise us your ETA before arrival so we can be there to greet you.
Toilets
Campfires
Showers
from 
AU$30
 / night

Brooms Head nails the essentials for pet-friendly camping, with over 500 sites where your dog won’t miss out on the fun. Most spots sit close to open bush, creeks, or the coast, so you can roll out of your swag and straight onto the sand or a trail. Campfires are allowed at many sites, and you’ll find toilets at most, making things practical without losing that off-grid feel. Prices start as low as $8 a night, with an average around $35. If you want proven crowd-pleasers, check The Peach Farm (492 reviews), Riverside Rest (441 reviews), or "Dodona" (419 reviews). Surfing, swimming, and hiking are easy to find, and most hosts welcome well-behaved pets. Brooms Head’s campsites are built for early-morning ocean dips and evenings by the fire—just bring your own sense of adventure and a lead for your mate.

94% (4.6K)

Top-rated campgrounds near Brooms Head

2. Waterfalls & More

94%
(226)
57km from Brooms Head · 11 sites · Tents, RVs
HIDING IN THE MIDDLE OF EVERYWHERE! Pure. Unadulterated. WILD. 104 very private acres, securely sandwiched between a National Park Nature Reserve and State Forest. On a dead end road. No agriculture or farms upstream, only one other like-minded property owner. Secluded, but hiding smack bang in the middle of everywhere! From vertiginous sandstone cliffs on which epipetrics cling tight, right through to palm-filled rainforests, and with two quite different creek systems (including a monster waterfall), you'll be spoiled for things to do and places to explore - without even leaving the property! HISTORY This land is Gumbaynggirr land. Please be particularly mindful of our First Nation's long presence on this land. In the 1800's, white men came seeking Red Cedar, closely followed by settlers having a go at dairying; though logging has remained this area's mainstay. This special property, despite last being selectively logged about 50 years ago, hosts many huge old-growth trees remaining steadfast for your discovery and wonder. And many more are continuing to grow out too. About 35 years ago about nine of this property's eastern-most 104 acres became part of a far larger nashi pear orchard which filled much of the flats of this top end of the valley that you see today. Ultimately they failed to set good commercial fruit, and the rootstocks took over. You can see remnant rows of these trees just south of the property, from along the road. (Beware though - they have spikes that could puncture Caterpillar tracks!) MORE RECENTLY extensive lantana control efforts have been undertaken as we now move into revegetating with native species and implementing a permaculture plan. Today the property is registered with Land For Wildlife and hosts a very wide mix of native vegetation communities. ACTIVITIES Bird watch. Climb. Abseil. Photograph wildflowers. Paint. Swim. In the next valley there's even gold to be found. Explore trails by mountain bike. Whale watch. Surf. Learn SCUBA. Go beach-combing. Catch a mudcrab. Go whitewater river rafting. Ask your host about where to find all the local waterfalls, the best walking, how to find gold, the gnarliest off-road tracks, Anything is possible here in this magnificent part of the world, except perhaps snow and ice.
Toilets
Campfires
Showers
from 
AU$40
 / night

3. Sylva Lagoons Primitive Bush Camp

99%
(267)
80km from Brooms Head · 14 sites · Tents, RVs
Sylva Lagoons is a 570 acre beef cattle and native timber producing farm, which we, Pete and Elaine bought seven years ago, for somewhere beautiful and peaceful for our retirement. It is so beautiful living here we thought we should share it. If you are booking to join us, please give a rough eta so we can be at the campground to welcome you The lagoon at the campground is over 10 acres of water, with native forest on three sides. It is great for canoeing or bushwalking and our bird life is spectacular. No phone or internet since 3G was removed. Sorry! Dog friendly - with limitations. Flushing disabled toilet available. Good access for 2WD. Campfires permitted in a designated area and firewood available for a donation to cut it all. CRITICAL! As we are farmers we need to know your ETA. Please advise us your ETA before arrival so we can be there to greet you.
Toilets
Campfires
Showers
from 
AU$30
 / night

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