92% (1.6K) • 123 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Cowra
Henry Place
1. Henry Place
66km from Cowra · 1 site · Tent, RV
Discover Henry Place — a peaceful, self‑contained campsite just outside Young, NSW. With roughly 1800 sqm of open land, lightly dotted with trees and rocks, this quiet spot offers a simple, no-frills escape. The setting is tranquil and fresh, with nice views and clean air — a perfect base for those who want to unwind or explore the nearby town.
There are no built‑in amenities: no toilets, showers, or potable water — so Henry Place is best for campers who bring their own supplies and enjoy a minimalist setup. That said, the proximity to the town means you’re never far from conveniences when you need them.
If you’re after a low‑key, budget‑friendly place to park a van or set up a tent — somewhere to hold campfires, stargaze, and enjoy peaceful nights — Henry Place is a great option.
from
AU$25
/ night
Hillside Harvest Orchard
2. Hillside Harvest Orchard
86%
(29)
70km from Cowra · 6 sites · Tents, RVs
Hillside is a 75 acre working orchard growing cherries, stonefruit, apples and pears. Amongst the rows of fruit trees is a small block of eucalypts and three dams, one of which is quite large and suitable for swimming, paddling and fishing in. Dawn and dusk brings a variety of birds and kangaroos and skies painted in colour.
In summer and autumn you can pick your own fruit. In winter put on your coat and take a walk whilst breathing in the fresh, crisp air. In spring, buds burst open and all the trees are covered in beautiful blossoms.
The orchard is in the heart of Cabonne Shire, the fruit bowl of Central West NSW. Orange is renowned for its wineries, restaurants and cafes. At our farm stall you can grab a coffee, light lunch and a great variety of local produce including fruit, vegetables, eggs, honey, olive oil and jams.
Just minutes away, Mt Canobolas and Lake Canobolas offer great bushwalking and mountain biking and Borenore Caves is amazing for exploring. Or visit one of the many local wineries. Our neighbours at Orange Mountain Estate Wines are less then 100m walk from our camp sites. A visit with them is a perfect way to finish your day and then stroll back to camp.
We accept caravans, camper trailers, motorhomes and tents to stay at our property. You must be fully self contained (except Site 1).
All sites, except for Site 1, are located within the farm. This is not your average campground, and what makes it special is being able to camp in the orchard. Whilst we do our best not to disturb you, the site is in a working farm, with orchard work possible at all hours. Sites, whilst relatively flat have not been levelled and being in a paddock, can be uneven. There are no facilitates, and this includes toilets, access to water or electricity and lights.
Toilets
from
AU$31
/ night
Gum Gully
3. Gum Gully
72km from Cowra · 1 site · Tent, RV
We are located just 10 minutes from Binda and 20 minutes from Crookwell.
The region is popular for Gold Fossicking and the nearby town of Tuena provides the perfect backdrop to try your luck and see what you can find.
Visit the old and unique Book Keepers Cottage which was built in 1861 and was used as a place to tally up gold before it was transported to its destination by horse drawn coach and armed escorts.
Gum Gully offers a cleared slightly sloping field, surrounded by a Eucalyptus forest with plenty of beautiful flora and fauna, a creek and stunning mountain and sky views.
Campfires are welcome in the area provided and your pets can come too, just make sure they are kept on a leash.
Campers must be self sufficient with their own camping toilet and take all waste and rubbish with them on departure.
No hunting.
Campfires
from
AU$73
/ night
Getting Away Camp
4. Getting Away Camp
80%
(23)
77km from Cowra · 11 sites · Tents, RVs
Approximately 45 minutes from Orange, 4 hours from Sydney. The region between Molong and Parkes offers scenic views, bush walking, bush camping, picnic areas, mountain biking trails, and 4WD touring. To the northwest lies Goobang National Park that includes Caloma lookout, one of the high points in the Wanda Wandong sector of Goobang National Park.
The area is a bird watchers' paradise - you can often spot birds of prey, such as wedge-tailed eagles, brown goshawks and brown falcons, soaring across the sky. Black cypress pines, grevilleas, lomandras and heath feature commonly on the landscape. There are many tall grass trees in this area too, some of which are believed to be hundreds of years old.
This is a large property that is taking a break from sheep farming. Covered in gum trees and pines and lots of open space. The property has a creek with all year round water holes and dams. You can do almost anything you want. Hiking, fishing, swimming, camping and living the dream.
There's emus (bush chooks), kangaroos (hopping dogs), platypus and no drop bears, meaning you can sit back, relax and go back to the way it was.
Self sufficient campers only, leave no trace. You must bring your own camping toilet and shower.
If booking under the Group listing, you will need to arrange you own portaloos, which I am happy to manage delivery/pick up of with the local hire company.
It's 15 minutes to the pub in town if you're up for a coldie or a meal.
Our farm is a work in progress.
Campfires
from
AU$14
/ night
92% (1.6K) • 123 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Cowra
Henry Place
1. Henry Place
66km from Cowra · 1 site · Tent, RV
Discover Henry Place — a peaceful, self‑contained campsite just outside Young, NSW. With roughly 1800 sqm of open land, lightly dotted with trees and rocks, this quiet spot offers a simple, no-frills escape. The setting is tranquil and fresh, with nice views and clean air — a perfect base for those who want to unwind or explore the nearby town.
There are no built‑in amenities: no toilets, showers, or potable water — so Henry Place is best for campers who bring their own supplies and enjoy a minimalist setup. That said, the proximity to the town means you’re never far from conveniences when you need them.
If you’re after a low‑key, budget‑friendly place to park a van or set up a tent — somewhere to hold campfires, stargaze, and enjoy peaceful nights — Henry Place is a great option.
from
AU$25
/ night
Hillside Harvest Orchard
2. Hillside Harvest Orchard
86%
(29)
70km from Cowra · 6 sites · Tents, RVs
Hillside is a 75 acre working orchard growing cherries, stonefruit, apples and pears. Amongst the rows of fruit trees is a small block of eucalypts and three dams, one of which is quite large and suitable for swimming, paddling and fishing in. Dawn and dusk brings a variety of birds and kangaroos and skies painted in colour.
In summer and autumn you can pick your own fruit. In winter put on your coat and take a walk whilst breathing in the fresh, crisp air. In spring, buds burst open and all the trees are covered in beautiful blossoms.
The orchard is in the heart of Cabonne Shire, the fruit bowl of Central West NSW. Orange is renowned for its wineries, restaurants and cafes. At our farm stall you can grab a coffee, light lunch and a great variety of local produce including fruit, vegetables, eggs, honey, olive oil and jams.
Just minutes away, Mt Canobolas and Lake Canobolas offer great bushwalking and mountain biking and Borenore Caves is amazing for exploring. Or visit one of the many local wineries. Our neighbours at Orange Mountain Estate Wines are less then 100m walk from our camp sites. A visit with them is a perfect way to finish your day and then stroll back to camp.
We accept caravans, camper trailers, motorhomes and tents to stay at our property. You must be fully self contained (except Site 1).
All sites, except for Site 1, are located within the farm. This is not your average campground, and what makes it special is being able to camp in the orchard. Whilst we do our best not to disturb you, the site is in a working farm, with orchard work possible at all hours. Sites, whilst relatively flat have not been levelled and being in a paddock, can be uneven. There are no facilitates, and this includes toilets, access to water or electricity and lights.
Toilets
from
AU$31
/ night
Gum Gully
3. Gum Gully
72km from Cowra · 1 site · Tent, RV
We are located just 10 minutes from Binda and 20 minutes from Crookwell.
The region is popular for Gold Fossicking and the nearby town of Tuena provides the perfect backdrop to try your luck and see what you can find.
Visit the old and unique Book Keepers Cottage which was built in 1861 and was used as a place to tally up gold before it was transported to its destination by horse drawn coach and armed escorts.
Gum Gully offers a cleared slightly sloping field, surrounded by a Eucalyptus forest with plenty of beautiful flora and fauna, a creek and stunning mountain and sky views.
Campfires are welcome in the area provided and your pets can come too, just make sure they are kept on a leash.
Campers must be self sufficient with their own camping toilet and take all waste and rubbish with them on departure.
No hunting.
Campfires
from
AU$73
/ night
Getting Away Camp
4. Getting Away Camp
80%
(23)
77km from Cowra · 11 sites · Tents, RVs
Approximately 45 minutes from Orange, 4 hours from Sydney. The region between Molong and Parkes offers scenic views, bush walking, bush camping, picnic areas, mountain biking trails, and 4WD touring. To the northwest lies Goobang National Park that includes Caloma lookout, one of the high points in the Wanda Wandong sector of Goobang National Park.
The area is a bird watchers' paradise - you can often spot birds of prey, such as wedge-tailed eagles, brown goshawks and brown falcons, soaring across the sky. Black cypress pines, grevilleas, lomandras and heath feature commonly on the landscape. There are many tall grass trees in this area too, some of which are believed to be hundreds of years old.
This is a large property that is taking a break from sheep farming. Covered in gum trees and pines and lots of open space. The property has a creek with all year round water holes and dams. You can do almost anything you want. Hiking, fishing, swimming, camping and living the dream.
There's emus (bush chooks), kangaroos (hopping dogs), platypus and no drop bears, meaning you can sit back, relax and go back to the way it was.
Self sufficient campers only, leave no trace. You must bring your own camping toilet and shower.
If booking under the Group listing, you will need to arrange you own portaloos, which I am happy to manage delivery/pick up of with the local hire company.
It's 15 minutes to the pub in town if you're up for a coldie or a meal.
Our farm is a work in progress.
Campfires
from
AU$14
/ night
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
Rando
November 2025
Tent
Getting to the campsite was relatively easy, only thing that bothered us was a car that honked to us at 6am while we were still sleeping.
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Alana
September 2025
Tent
With pets
We enjoyed our stay here. The host was lovely, nice coffee and local produce at the store a short walk from our campsite. Will definitely come back!
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Caitlin
August 2025
12 m Class B
We had a great time at Hillside Harvest. I got a lot of goodies from the onsite shop - Aussie road and chocolate chip cookies are a must! Peaceful site, with nice views. Would love to visit again!
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Sophie
June 2025
5 m Class B
With pets
Such a beautiful spot! We enjoyed walking around the Orchard and relaxing in the serenity. Great little shop with friendly staff at the front of the property too. Couldnt recommend it more! ❤️🍏
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Susan
May 2025
5 m Class B
Spent a night in Paula’s orchard . What a fantastic spot we arrived and nipped next door to the Orange Mountain winery and picked up a bottle of wine The sunset was incredible, it made all the fruit trees glow
The camp site was on grass and pretty level it was quiet . The toilets on site are clean . The shop is well stocked with goodies and lovely coffee Would recommend this site and we will return
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Shannae
April 2025
6 m Class B
With pets
A fantastic location on the outskirts of Orange. A beautiful orchard, easy to find, great coffee & lovely scenery. Was lovely and private and was able to pick fruit during our stay. Had a great shop with local produce. Would recommend if you’re heading toward Orange.
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