Lakeside camping near Bundeena with fishing
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3 top lakeside campgrounds near Bundeena with fishing
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Rock Shelf Campsite at Curl Curl
1 site · Tent1 acre · Curl Curl, NSW
This campsite is situated on top of a beautiful sandstone rock shelf in Curl Curl, NSW. The site has views across the valley to North Curl Curl. We keep native stingless bees and other beautiful native animals.
Located only 300m from the Beaches best surf beach which has two beautiful rock pools to explore. Especially good for people that are not used to the surf.
The 33km Northern Beaches Coast Walk is nearby. Cafes with views are everywhere. Only 30 minutes drive to Ku-ring-gai National Park. Close to W'gah mall and public transport for easy access to Manly and the city.
Pets are welcome and we have a fire pit available. Please bring your own firewood.
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AU$60
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Family Getaway
2 sites · RVs, Tents100 acres · Tullimbar, NSW
This campsite is ideally located only 15 minutes from the ocean. Pull up, park your van or pitch your tent and relax while breathing in the country air.
This campsite suits self-contained campers who bring their own camping toilet/shower. There is access to a drinking water supply, rubbish facilities and a picnic table for meals.
Take advantage of booking into one of Corser Concepts Motorcycle schools or whip down to Jamberoo Recreation park for a day of fun or head to Kiama and check out famous blow hole.
Enjoy the evenings telling stories around the campfire.
No pets please.
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AU$80
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Gondwana Retreat
5 sites · Tents4 acres · Green Point, NSW
My name is Jason and I am responsible for caring and creating this space.Gondwana Retreat is sacred land. It is sacred to the original people as two rivers meet here which was auspicious, and sacred to me and all that visit. The Aboriginal people used to live and commune here. And now it seems a place where people like to be, and Rest and Rejuvenation - even healing happens here.Since moving here myself in 2014 it has been a place of transformation and change. The land itself was abandoned with rubbish and weeds everywhere when I arrived and with a bit of hard work, some patience and care it has become a place of beauty. It has been returned to much more of its natural and native state. This process of positive change has created a healing in the environment and for myself, and visitors express this magic in the air.Nowadays we are offering meditation, yoga, and therapeutic types of practices in the main home that the land and campsite is a part of. Campers are welcome to join and this really makes staying here an opportunity for exploring these practices if you choose.Be good to share the land and we welcome all to Gondwana retreat!
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AU$55
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Lakeside camping near Bundeena with fishing guide
Overview
If you're looking to experience the great outdoors near Bundeena, New South Wales, Hipcamp has over 2000 camping options for you to choose from. Whether you're into climbing, hiking, or swimming, there's a campsite that fits your activity preferences. And with options as low as $5 per night, camping is an affordable way to enjoy nature. Check out top campsites like Fern Valley Ranch (401 reviews), Megalong Valley Farm (435 reviews), and Bunyip's Camp (577 reviews) for some tried and true options. Plus, popular amenities like pets, rubbish, and cooking equipment are available to make your camping experience even better. So pack your bags and get ready for an unforgettable camping adventure!
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