The best dog-friendly caravan sites in Central Coast

Stretching north of Sydney toward Newcastle, the Central Coast of New South Wales is a favourite, and easily accessible, getaway for both Sydneysiders and visitors from farther afield. Ideal for outdoor adventures for all kinds of travellers, from surfers to equestrians, the region is home to national parks, untouched bushland, beaches, bays, pristine lakes, and charming towns. The area is especially rewarding for campers, who can take their pick from beachside RV parks to forest camps—from basic campsites to sprawling holiday parks.

96% (12.5K) • 985 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds in Central Coast

Bunyip's Camp

1. Bunyip's Camp

95%

(1573)

Martinsville, NSW · 10 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging

We are located at the foot of the Watagan Mountains, with space, serenity, and a bit of bush magic. Whether you’re here to tackle the 4WD tracks in the Watagans, explore Lake Macquarie’s waterways, or hit the coast (just 20–40 mins away), we’ve got the perfect base for your group. Massive, well-spaced sites surrounded by birdlife, nature, and with a friendly resident doggo. Located just one hour north of Sydney via the M1, we’re the ideal "test run" for your new camper, van, or tent—plus, we're close enough to shops if you forget the essentials! The Facilities (The Honest Truth): We offer a flush toilet and an outdoor warm camp shower at no extra cost to the site fees. They are functional, but they aren't "Instagrammable." If you need luxury amenities, we might not be the spot for you. But if you're here for the open space, the bush, and quality time with friends and family, you’ll love it here as much as we do. Also we have unfenced dams and waterways, if you are camping with young children please consider carefully and let me know before booking. Please read the site rules and camping conditions to ensure this site suits your needs.

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Canoelands Orchard Camping

2. Canoelands Orchard Camping

98%

(450)

Canoelands, NSW · 15 sites · Tents, RVs

Canoelands Orchard Camping and Fruit Picking, is located just 1 hour from Sydney's CBD. The property is 81 acres in total with a small shop and cafe onsite. We offer pick your own fruit so are open to the public daily (closed on occasion). Trading hours can be viewed at www.bookingscanoeladns.com. We are surrounded by the stunning valley views of Marra Marra National Park. Guests can enjoy hiking, wandering the orchard picking fresh produce, taking a tractor ride, feeding the animals and relaxing. Please note we are a working farm so sometimes tractors and vehicles can be heard working from 7am. There will be foot traffic and possibly tractor rides operating near some of the sites although we will do our best to respect your privacy while you are here. We also have a quarry surrounding most of the property, so they sometimes operate machinery early. This is not generally too disruptive though. We are just 15 minutes' drive from the beautiful historical Wiseman's Ferry and the Hawkesbury River. There are multiple hiking tracks located close by. We have several sites to offer around the property. We have a beautiful huge dam just 350m down the gully. It’s super peaceful although a steep walk down the driveway to access, it's definitely worth it, so pack your walking shoes and some swimmers.

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Fern Valley Ranch

3. Fern Valley Ranch

99%

(1352)

Somersby, NSW · 21 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging

Are you looking for a retreat to get away from the city, or a refreshing alternative to a caravan park along your journey? 🌱 We have CAMPSITES nestled in our Orchard or in the Pine Trees paddock, (with amenities); or for more of a comfortable and unique stay, try our CHARMING, CONVERTED SCHOOL BUS or our newest offering- 'Tiny Fern' our Tiny Home! 🌱 You are not just booking a campsite, School Bus or Tiny Home; you are booking an immaculately maintained property, complimentary fire pit for each site, clean amenities (including hot showers), stunning 10m cascading waterfall viewing right on the property, two relaxing bush walks, animal feeding, and the tranquillity- these are all included! 🌱 Unwind; relax by the campfire with quiet cup of tea (or a beer). Leave the city behind and tune back in to the bird life and whistle of the breeze among the tall trees. 🌱 CAMPSITES- Max 5 campers (see Campsite Listing for number and type of dwellings allowed per site.) 🌱 SCHOOL BUS- Max 4 guests (no pets)- can book separate bus campsites after booking Bus. 🌱 SCHOOL BUS CAMPING- Get friends to camp next to you in the Bus. *** NO ENTERING ANY WATER ON THE PROPERTY, YOU WILL BE ASKED TO LEAVE IMMEDIATELY IF YOU DO NOT RESPECT OUR RULES *** If you want to swim, there are beaches within half an hour from our farm. - We are just an hour between Sydney and Newcastle; and 15 minutes to Gosford. THINGS TO DO IN THE CENTRAL COAST: - Australian Reptile Park - Great North Walk - Fire Creek Botanical Winery - Mount Penang Farmers Market - Mangrove Creek Dam - Many Cafes & chocolate shop -BEACHES: The Entrance, Toowoon Bay, Shelley, Terrigal - Gosford Regional Gallery - Edogawo Commemorative Gardens - Take a drive to the small village of Spencer - Golf clubs are all nearby.

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Pepper Tree Cottage

4. Pepper Tree Cottage

100%

(1)

Sweetmans Creek, NSW · 10 sites

Pepper Tree Cottage – Sweetmans Creek, NSW Experience laid-back rural Australia at Pepper Tree Cottage, a hobby farm setting in the scenic Hunter Valley region near Sweetmans Creek. This peaceful property sits just 6 km from Wollombi and about 25 km from Cessnock, making it a great base for exploring local wineries, pubs, restaurants, and countryside. The site is set on a rural hobby farm with cows and visiting deer, and a creek that borders the property adds to the serene country atmosphere. You can park your caravan or RV for stays from one to seven nights, enjoying the friendly presence of farm animals. The camping spot itself is an off-road caravan drop-in site suitable for vehicles up to about 11 m, and it can accommodate up to four people. It’s a simple, nature-rich stay—there are no campfires, toilets, potable water, electrical hookups, or water hookups provided on site, so bring what you need and enjoy the peace of the countryside. Pets are welcome too. Whether you’re passing through the Hunter Valley or seeking a quiet rural night under the stars, Pepper Tree Cottage offers an affordable and authentic Aussie farm stay experience.

NSW Ski Gardens

5. NSW Ski Gardens

95%

(939)

Wisemans Ferry, NSW · 7 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging

NSW Ski Gardens is situated on the banks of the Hawkesbury River at Wisemans Ferry. Every October - April is our peak time and its busy! Please be aware there is river noise during our busy times on weekends so may not suit those looking for tranquillity on weekends. During the week it's fine but weekends are busy and a bit noisy. We are 1.2 km from the township along the River Road. There are powered and unpowered sites for caravans and campers set in a rustic location. Amenities include hot showers, laundry, on-site kiosk and boat ramp (fee applicable). BBQ and covered picnic area. Dogs are welcome on leash. Firewood is available for purchase on-site.

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Wallaby Haven

6. Wallaby Haven

97%

(124)

Cooranbong, NSW · 30 sites · Tents, RVs

We have a large property , set in a beautiful bush setting with plenty of camping sites available. We have camp sites that range from slightly sloping grassed areas, to large open grassed areas, to private wooded areas. There is a flushing toilet available, access to water, no showering facilities .Direct access to the Onley State forest from our back gate , straight onto the popular 4Wheel drive track CPT 80 rd- Prickly Ridge Rd , ONLEY STATE FOREST. Ideal for motor bikes and 4 wheel drives . All weather access for large campers and caravans. Group bookings available and welcomed. Fires permitted and firewood for sale. We have a motor bike track for kids and adults , plenty of wallabies and other wildlife like Deer wandering around the surrounds .There are four dams on the property with ducks and an orchestra of frogs at night . We ask that you respect our home , sheds and the other cabins within the property .We ask that you leave our little piece of GODS COUNTRY , the way you found it Plenty of bird life and rich in natures beauty .Wake up to Kookaburras laughing and Lorikeets feeding in the many trees.Dogs are welcome but must stay on their leeds unless they are being walked in the forest.Please pick up after your much loved 4 legged baby .10 minutes from the freeway and Morisset.KFC , McDonald’s , Cole’s , Woolworths and many specialty shops. Perfect getaway for a weekend or a spot to stay the night if your headed somewhere

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Canoelands Valley Camping

7. Canoelands Valley Camping

98%

(438)

Canoelands, NSW · 5 sites · Tents, RVs

Canoelands Valley Camping is an easy-to-access camping area with magnificent views through the National Park Valley. There are two allocated camping/van 2WD access zones and two private sites with access via 4WDs. Enjoythe privacy and access to walk around the 40 acres. Located 1.15 hrs from Sydney CBD this is an ideal place for a quick weekend getaway for keen hikers, mountain bikers and nature enthusiasts. Surrounded by the Marramarra National Park you have a short drive to access the Canoelands Ridge Trail (17kms), Duckponds Ridge Trail, Marrarra Ridge to Smugglers Point Ridge Trail. We are a short drive to dine at Wiseman Ferry, and only 11 minutes from the local Woolworths. Or enjoy a beautiful walk at Fagan Park in Galston. Your camping/van area is supplied with red/bins. 2 Portaloos available at the front and back section. Dogs allowed but please let me know first. They will need to be on leash all the time and well behaved. Please pick up after them ANYWHERE they go toilet and also they must be vaccinated. No cats allowed. A campfire during permitted times is allowed but only in the fire pits. There is loads of dried kindling and small logs around the property otherwise please bring your own. All Sites have fire pits. CHILDREN are to be accompanied by an adult at all times if walking around the property. Beautiful spot to relax, with loads of wildlife and bird watching. Please use bins supplied and leave no trace. * There are 4 allocated camp sites. Two are easy(2WD & Vans/trailers) access and have the direct view through the valley. Two require high wheel clearance vehicles (just small hill to drive up with some rocks), these are more private sites(cannot see the other campers) still with lovely views. Please mention what car you have when booking. **Now offering access on weekdays but ONLY Site 1 & 2 (weekend access to Sites 1-4)

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The Old Pub House Wollombi Camping

(66)

Cessnock, NSW · 12 sites · Tents, RVs

Surrounded by bushland and wildlife, this property is a birdlife sanctuary, and situated right on the trails so is ideal for bushwalking, bike riding, trail bike riding, birdwatching, horse riding, 4wd driving and more. Close to shops &; the vineyards but very isolated and peaceful, it is quiet and serene, with amazing moonscapes, sunrises and sunsets. Pets are welcome under owners control.

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The Home Retreat

16. The Home Retreat

100%

(6)

Laguna, NSW · 6 sites · Tents, RVs

Welcome to HOME – a secluded off-grid camping experience in the heart of nature. Tucked away and surrounded by national park on three sides, this is as peaceful and remote as it gets. No crowds, no noise, no rush. Just open land, fresh air, and the sound of birds from sunrise to sunset. HOME is designed for those who truly enjoy nature and simplicity. This is a fully self-sufficient camping site, meaning you will need to bring everything you need for your stay. There is no power on site, and no luxury infrastructure – you are here to connect with the land and the nature. We offer access to a shower and a compost toilet, but everything else is up to you. Think of it as camping the way it was meant to be. You’ll be sharing the space with wildlife – kangaroos, wombats, and an abundance of birdlife call this place home. If you’re lucky (and respectful), you might even spot our very shy red-bellied black snake, who prefers to keep to itself. ⸻ Important things to know before booking: * This is a bring-your-own-gear campsite * No powered sites * Water is NOT drinkable – please bring your own drinking water * No glass bottles allowed on the property (for safety and environmental reasons) * All rubbish must be taken with you when you leave * Fires must be fully extinguished before departure * Access includes a 40 minutes dirt road and natural terrain – you need a high clearance car, ⸻ The experience: Wake up to mist over the land, spend your day exploring or doing absolutely nothing, and wind down by the fire under a sky full of stars. No reception. No distractions. Just space to breathe. If you’re looking for raw, quiet, and real – you’ll feel at HOME.

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"DeView" Colo River Camping

17. "DeView" Colo River Camping

99%

(811)

Central Colo, NSW · 9 sites · Tents, RVs

**If we are fully booked check out our new property up the road... Whispering Gums Colo River Camping Beautiful property, nestled in the Colo Valley, next to the pristine Colo River. We have cleared grassy paddocks, some shady areas, and access to the Colo River, one of the most pristine rivers in NSW. Our river access is normally shallow, well-suited to young families or those who just want to lay back and enjoy a refreshing dip. Amazing sunrises, sunsets, and stargazing are provided free of charge along with bird watching, local wildlife, and horses in surrounding paddocks. We offer limited sites to comply with NSW Camping legislation and Hipcamp guidelines and to enable campers to experience the Colo as it should be, listening to the beautiful wildlife and really appreciating the outdoors. Sites are large with varying distance between each to enable you to enjoy the camping experience in your own space. Both paddock sites and limited river spots are available. If planning to stay with friends and you wish to share a site only 1 booking is required, the sites are large, some up to 30m x 30m. IMPORTANT: Pets are allowed on a case-by-case basis, with conditions, and a $20 fee applies. Please check with Hosts before booking. Once approved, please add the Pets Extra when booking. (Saturday night 2-night minimum) There is no mobile reception or internet access, therefore, providing a true off-grid retreat. Self-sufficient campers are preferred. There are fire drums available on each site, most with grill plates - subject to RFS bush fire danger ratings on the day. There are three communal flushing toilets and two awesome hot water showers! ALL waste is to leave with you! There are local bush walks through National Parks and great places for mountain bike riding although be mindful of holiday traffic in peak times on our local dirt roads. Please note: Due to our location bookings may be canceled at short notice in times of bad weather due to flooding, limited access, fire or flood warnings. We trust you will understand we are only looking out for your safety and of course, Hipcamp credits will be arranged.

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Quorragami

18. Quorragami

100%

(213)

Ellalong, NSW · 13 sites · Tents, RVs

Nestled under the Watagan mountains escarpment in the Hunter valley, the property has some amazing views in all directions, but still remains secluded and hidden from view. The property has been selectively cleared to maintain a balance of open land and untouched bushland which has a boundary to the Watagans National Park. The animal life is very diverse as many species transition from the Watagans into the property and many live on site full time. These include flocks of amazing bird species such as Gang gang and Black Cockatoos, resident Wedge tailed eagles, Kookaburras, finches, honey eaters, Coucals, Lyrebirds and more. Wallabies of various types are common, and Sugar gliders can be seen on the flowering Eucalypts. The camping areas for RV's sit on a large elevated flat area that border a large gorge with broken views towards the Hunter Valley vineyards. The Gorge (or Canyon) is rimmed by caves and has rainforest type trees in the bottom. The caves can be explored and the rainforest can be walked if you are fit! The tent and camper trailer areas are terraced into an area of slight slope with a number of sites to chose from. Non potable water taps are available at each caravan site and at intervals in the camping area. This water is clear fresh dam or bore water and can be used for showers, washing up etc. Two flush toilets are available for use by both RV's and campers. There is a central fire pit. We have a private site which has open views over the Hunter Valley to the Vineyards and beyond to the Barrington tops. This site has a cliff edge pool that comfortably fits up to 4 people for a dip. This area has a large fire pit that can be used to heat the pool in winter. This site has its own flushing toilet and Shower. This site is best suited to a caravan as it is terraced, though it would be possible to setup tents or a camper van in this location also. This can also be booked as a group site. 16minutes to Cessnock, 25minutes to the M1, 2.25 hours to Sydney central and 25 minutes to Pokolbin. The location is generally very peaceful with all sorts of wildlife. There is plenty of ground sticks for fire wood and bulk timber for purchase.

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“Wywurri 2”

19. “Wywurri 2”

97%

(230)

Calga, NSW · 10 sites · Tents, RVs

Come and set up camp in an open paddock (14 acres) with 3 dams up on Mangrove Mountain of the hinterland of Gosford, a stones throw from all the Central Coast has to offer. SADDLES restaurant, Calga. Mooney Mooney Club has great food dine on the verandah at sunset. Walkabout Wildlife Park is almost diagonally opposite the Jones Road entrance. Sommersby Waterfalls. Avoca and Terrigal beaches 1/2 hour away. The block is 14 acres adjoining Brisbane Water National Park there are bush trails to Weeney Creek out the back gate. Situated a few minutes off the expressway close to East Gosford shopping, (12 minutes drive) Kariong Shops and service station 9 minutes away Somersby Falls, Woy Woy Falls and Glenworth Valley. Sydney CBD is 67kms south with Newcastle an hour to the North. Just 30 minutes from Hornsby, Minutes from Hornsby. There are no Amenities here, campers will need to be self contained and leave no trace. Early check-in and late check-out available by arrangement. Additional vehicle access are allowed upon request.

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La Cascina

20. La Cascina

98%

(545)

Floraville, NSW · 2 sites · Tents, RVs

*****No toilet or shower available at this listing. You must bring your own. PLEASE BE AWARE ENTRY TO THE PROPERTY IS STEEP. Entry is not ideal for large caravans or campervans. ***** We do not allow fires at the campsite between the 1st of October and the 1st of March. We apologise for any inconvenience to this rule. La Cascina is a small property on a hill surrounded by trees and bushland. There are two main camping areas which would suite tent and small to medium van/car camping. There is access to neighbouring bushland with nice short walks available in the area. Only 20 minutes by car to Newcastle CBD, 10 minutes by car to Redhead Beach and 5 minutes by car to Lake Macquarie. La Cascina is a great spot to stop overnight on a road trip or to get away for the weekend to relax. We have no toilets so please bring your own. The access to the property is a steep sealed driveway. Site 1 is an open site with plenty of shade. The area is flat. More suited to larger camping setups. This site is less private. There is vision of the neighbouring property and an overflow campsite 50 meters away. Site 2 is a more uneven surface area which is better for smaller vans and tents. Redhead Beach is the closest dog beach 10 minutes by car. Croudace Bay is a dog park on the lake which is 5 minutes by car. This is a family owned acreage that brings the best parts of environmental living with the benefits of being close to the coast and a city. A very long time ago it was the site of a quarry. The nature has returned and we are left with a beautiful forested acreage.

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Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community

Moo's spot great for a vintage caravans photo shoot!

Bruce

May 2026

5 m travel trailer

With pets

Weekend Trip to Bunyip's Camp

The sites are a bush setting , each site with privacy with a lovely Australian bush surrounds , in most sites you would even know other campers are there , very peaceful and relaxing.

Troy

April 2026

5 m car

1 night at Bunyip's Camp

Lovely hosts and property, very peaceful and highly recommend.

Helen

March 2026

5 m campervan

1 night at Bunyip's Camp

Bunyips Camping was most enjoyable among the trees and birds. Very peaceful. Lisa is a great host

Josh

March 2026

2 m pop-up camper

With kids

Weekend Trip to Pepper Tree Cottage

Host are friendly and hospitable. I camped in the paddock, zero power and reception. Lots of wildlife, and stars. Depending on where you set up, be prepared for a number of friendly curious cows coming to say hello!

Joanne

January 2026

3 m Class B

With pets

Weekend Trip to Bunyip's Camp

Lisa is so accomodating we stayed on one of the 2 power sites it was so relaxing and peaceful just what we wanted ,definitely be back

Peter

January 2026

5 m pop-up camper

2 nights at Bunyip's Camp

I just got a new caravan and I find this place is the perfect getaway to try new camping gear out. Close to home, easy directions from the host very welcoming

Samuel

January 2026

5 m Class B

1 night at Bunyip's Camp

Great spot, worth a visit! Quiet and peaceful, loads of birds

Masoomeh

January 2026

5 m car

1 night at Bunyip's Camp

I loved tent camping in Lisa's land. Lisa and her family were so kind and responsive, whenever we needed them. The only thing that could be better was the toilet which was not very clean.

Ashley

January 2026

5 m travel trailer

With pets

Weekend Trip to Bunyip's Camp

Nice and close to the M1, close to the town and a few breweries. Nice private spot, not close to other sites. Lisa and husband are very friendly and quick to respond. If you don’t have your own shower or toilet then I would only recommend a night or two here. We stayed one night to break up the drive and close to the M1 but the toilet and shower facilities is not something I’d want to use for more than a day.

Simon

January 2026

5 m car

With kids

Weekend Trip to Bunyip's Camp

Nice place would recommend it to anyone. Go enjoy a peaceful get away.

James

December 2025

5 m Class B

With pets

Weekend Trip to Bunyip's Camp

Nice and quiet with all the needs for a great escape!

Cassandra

December 2025

5 m car

Weekend Trip to Bunyip's Camp

Such a pretty peaceful place to stay for the night. Lisa the host was wonderful. I will return again.

Roger

November 2025

5 m car

With kids

Weekend Trip to Bunyip's Camp

We had a wonderful time camping out there! We’re a pretty experienced and self reliant daddy/daughter camping team…. Lisa was a lovely, friendly host- her sites offer some really nice, shady and sheltered positions and a few little bush walks that we enjoyed exploring. It’s also close enough to civilisation (without it being obvious) that we were able to duck out for a bit and see what else was in the area. Thanks for having us, Lisa! We’ll be back again soon!

Donna

November 2025

5 m pop-up camper

With pets

Weekend Trip to Bunyip's Camp

We stayed at the powered site mood but didn't use power. Nice and shady from the heat. Toilets weren't the best but better than nothing Quiet ,peaceful and relaxing Would stay again

Monica

November 2025

5 m pop-up camper

Weekend Trip to Bunyip's Camp

Moo"s Camp was a lovely, peaceful camp spot surrounded by nature. A great place to chill for a few days & close to the Wattagan NP.

Darcy

November 2025

Tent

3 nights at Bunyip's Camp

Loved the camping at bunyips camp! Peaceful and quiet. :)

Jimmy

October 2025

5 m car

Weekend Trip to Bunyip's Camp

Good spot plenty space for the dogs Only recommendation I would make is they out door in the toilet to make it more private ur other than that all was good and I’d go there again

Karen

September 2025

8 m pop-up camper

Weekend Trip to Bunyip's Camp

We camped in Bunyip’s-Moo’s site which was perfect. We had 3 vans / camper trailers and we had plenty of room to position ourselves facing the dam and around the fire pit. Lisa was very nice and checked in with us from time to time. There were other people camped in other campsites on the property but we were not disturbed by them at all. We would definitely return!

Omid

August 2025

5 m car

Weekend Trip to Bunyip's Camp

Great campground! The sites are nice and flat, and each one is spaced far enough apart that you hardly notice other campers. The grass is well-maintained, and you can buy firewood on site—it’s much better quality than what you find at petrol stations. The grounds are easy to navigate, and best of all, the hosts are absolutely lovely.

Bruce

June 2025

5 m travel trailer

With pets

5 nights at Bunyip's Camp

The property is a tranquil bush setting , with the majority of the camp sites set into individual private bush areas , with larger areas for groups of friends that wish to camp together. i have been there many times , and continue to go back as Bunyip is just so nice , and the hosts Lisa and Robert are friendly and welcoming. cannot wait till my next time at Bunyip

Central Coast camping guide

Where to go

Patonga

Quiet Patonga sits on the edge of the secluded Brisk Bay about an hour and a half north of Sydney by road. You can set up camp around Brisk Bay and Brisbane Water National Park, where surrounding campgrounds offer powered and unpowered sites with access to electric BBQs, showers, and laundry facilities. Camp here to be perfectly positioned for beginning the 3-kilometre Patonga to Pearl Beach walking track, which takes you through the national park and ends on a beach.

Bouddi

Wake up to the sounds of waves and wildlife in Bouddi National Park by staying at Tallow Beach, Putty Beach, or Little Beach campgrounds. Putty Beach has showers, smaller Little Beach has sheltered barbecues, and the remote, hike-in Tallow Beach is fairly basic, with just toilets. Each is just steps from the shoreline and well placed for swimming, surfing, fishing, and embarking on the park’s walking tracks, including the 8-kilometre Bouddi Coastal Walk, which runs through bush and along dramatic cliffs. Look out for migrating whales between May and November.

Gosford

The coastal town of Terrigal is known for its long stretch of white-sand beach—a major draw for surfers and fishers—while the neighbouring town of Avoca Beach is a favourite of families and the gateway to the surfing beaches of Macmasters and Copacabana. To the west, Ettalong Beach, Woy Woy, and Gosford are on the calmer waters of the barrier estuary of Brisbane Water. After enjoying all the coast has to offer, head inland for unspoilt bush camping spots.

Wyong

To the north, you’ll find more beaches and watersports at The Entrance, perhaps best-known for the spectacle of its daily pelican feeding. Minutes from The Entrance, a handful of holiday parks offer powered camping sites, wifi, and cabins. Head an hour northwest into the hinterland to Olney State Forest for its walking trails through lush native forest: Casuarina, Pines, Olney, and Turpertine sites all offer sheltered camping areas with access to barbecues, picnic areas, and toilets.