Waterfall camping near Clarence Town
This Hunter Valley town sits amid vineyards, wetlands, and national parks.
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Bonneydoon
21 sites · RVs, Tents640 acres · Main Creek, NSW
With over 600 acres of private natural forest, valleys, and mountain top look outs, there's more room to explore than you could possibly cover in one visit.Bordering world heritage listed Barrington Tops national park, the views seem to go on forever, and natural beauty that truly takes your breath away.Previously owned by Yoga australia for 20yrs, upon entering this hilltop getaway, it's easy to understand why this beautiful location has been a highly sought after retreat to relax and unwind.Close to so many wonderful locations and activities in the local Dungog area, there's many options to enjoy.Or just sit back and enjoy the serenity.At Bonneydoon you can visit Sunset Rock, The Big Fig that's hundred's of years old, walk the majestic flatbed rock creeks, etched out over a millennia, adorned with unique flora and fauna, or relax atop the camping grounds and see the mountain tops that seem to stretch on forever.
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Faraway Farm
1 site · RV, Tent68 acres · Bandon Grove, NSW
Faraway is an organic farm that will have you immersed in the hills and feeling far away from civilisation. A chance to recharge and nourish yourself and your group at the base of the Barrington Tops 1 hour and 30 minutes from Newcastle, 3 hours from Sydney and 20 minutes from Dungog.
Near Chichester State Forest and Barrington Tops National Park and bordered by the pristine Jerusalem Creek, the land offers beautiful bush walks, swimming holes and an abundance of wildlife. Special sightings include Orchids, Koalas and Lyrebirds
Camping is located on the ridge line overlooking the Barrington Tops to the west. There is a 10 min walk down to the creek which has a swim hole and lovely spots for exploring and forest bathing.
A bush toilet is available at the site.
You may mindfully collect firewood onsite – eg. collect fallen timber only and leave it if it is home to other animals, otherwise BYO.
While you’re sure to be interacting with many birds and wildlife there are also a small herd of goats, chickens and a couple of horses in the paddocks on the ridgeline, near where the owners reside.
Nearby attractions include Chichester Dam and the Wonga Loop, Jerusalem Creek Falls and Dundungarra Falls walking trails.
The town of Dungog just 20 minutes drive away has all your basic needs including IGAsupermarket, food coop, cafes, gift shops, restaurants, post office, hospital, butchers, chemist, mechanics and Dungog Common Mountain Bike Park and Walking Trails.
Faraway Farm is drug and alcohol free, chemical free and pets are not permitted.
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Peaceful Sunny Ridge Farm
1 site · Tent110 acres · Quorrobolong, NSW
Relax with the whole family at this peaceful place to stay. Bring your pets . Enjoy bushwalks on our 110 acre property. Enjoy a stroll to the creek. Enjoy a swim in the dam. Enjoy the peace amongst the protected bushland.
Access:
The driveway to the property is long and steep. A 4WD/AWD is recommended although not required. We make it up and down there in a Honda City every day however the first drive up may be a little daunting. If you have any concerns, please let us know and an alternative access may be arranged upon request and depending on the booking dates.
The Site:
The campsite has its own access and is surrounded by garden and bush with abundant wildlife. There are two dams nearby one of which has two kayaks for you to use and you can go for beautiful walks to explore the surrounding conservation bush land. A camping toilet with a small tent around is provided by us.
The host’s house is a 5 minute walk away from the tent on the same property but cannot be seen or heard. While we are always available for questions and anything you need, we also value our privacy and will respect yours.
Optional Breakfast includes:
- Home-made granola
- Cornflakes
- Home-made bread
- Jams
- Nutellex
- Free organic coffee; green and black tea
- Free locally made organic herbal teas
- Natural Harvest brand almond, soy or oat milk
Optional Lunch/Dinner:
- We have a variety of frozen home-cooked meals available for purchase if you just want to have a healthy meal without leaving the property. We also have frozen pizza or pies available for purchase.
- We have a variety of local Hunter Valley wines, champagnes and beers available for purchase if you feel like a drink but don’t want to go for a drive.
Kids:
Babies and kids are more than welcome! We can provide a portacot, a baby bath, high chair and baby or kids toys upon request and if there is anything else you need to make your stay easier or more comfortable just let us know.
Animal companions:
- Dogs and other small animal companions are more than welcome but please let us know about your dogs size, age, breed and behaviour when booking.
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AU$55
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Waterfall camping near Clarence Town guide
Overview
Looking to go camping near Clarence Town, New South Wales in Australia? Hipcamp has over 2900 options available for you to choose from! Whether you prefer a cosy cabin, a rustic tent, or a spacious caravan, there's something for everyone. With options starting as low as $6 per night and an average price of $35 per night, you can find the perfect accommodation to fit your budget. Check out the top campsites in the area: Fern Valley Ranch (401 reviews), Bunyip's Camp (577 reviews), and Spirit of the Forest (326 reviews). Enjoy popular facilities like rubbish disposal, campfires, and pet-friendly sites. And don't miss out on the exciting activities nearby, such as wildlife watching, climbing, and exploring historic sites. Happy camping!
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