14km from Brooms Head · 9 sites · Tents, RVsOnly 10 minutes off the Pacific Highway
lookup Shark Creek Bush Camp on Google Maps
Understand I own 600m of Shark Creek Road as goes through block
LOOK FOR DEERGUN SIGN ON LEFT GOING UP HILL 10km from Big River Way
in the bush, no street lights Rural Australia
west of Yamba and Brooms Head, and offers an escape surrounded by gumtrees, wildlife, and fresh country air. No traffic just nature noises and no light pollution for starry nights
Located just 10km along Shark Creek Road. ENTRANCE ON LEFT WOODEN DEERGUN SIGN drive in and meet in the area area next to vacant caravan, and I will direct you to an area/site that is best suited for your setup
Only 15 minutes from Maclean and around 30 minutes from the coast, Yamba and Brooms Head, it’s the perfect base to explore the Clarence River, nearby beaches, and the natural beauty of the region.
5 minute drive to Shark creek
Each campsite is private, peaceful, and set among the trees,
There are small fresh water dams to cool off in if you want.
So it is a basic bush camp that is improving basic facilities everyday
NO FLUSHING Toilets- or water for showers, several simple Beebox composting toilets available on request, which I clean
Potable rain water, free firewood for bush tv all setups are welcome , and endless opportunities for bushwalking, bike riding, birdwatching, or simply relaxing under the stars.
Nature lovers will find themselves at home the area teems with native wildlife and stunning flora. The morning bird chorus is a great way to welcome a new day. If you’re lucky you may see a rare and threatened Coastal Emu?,
This IS A BUSH CAMP? Yes insects and nature is here!! Cicadas, Emu and bugs? The bush tv smoke repels but bring bug spray and loose clothing
Pets on leashes are welcome to join you camping.
All about nature here. Relax around the bush tv a couple drinks a smoke, a water
Everything in moderation
Show Respect get Respect here
Appreciate nature and chill not a party zone
Relax for a night or more
All money raised goes towards land conservation, like planting rainforest fruiting trees for food for the rare and Threatened Coastal Emu Bush Tucker and more
Toilets
Campfires
Potable water