Bell tents near Gulgong with hiking

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New South Wales
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Gulgong

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Bush Retreat

3 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents383 acres · Mullamuddy, NSW

Then property is set 600 metres back from a quiet rural road, accessed via a gravel driveway. It is nestled at the foot of Mount Knowles, and includes over 300 acres of bushland in addition to approx 30 acres of formal gardens and mown paddocks, one of which has a pretty dam. All areas have expansive rural views. We offer a basic bush site for self-contained campers, a bell tent overlooking the dam and a fully-contained caravan. At Bushman's Camp we welcome self-contained campers who bring their own camping toilet/shower, and drinking water. You must have your own amenities. Campsites are accessible for 2WDs and we welcoming camping vehicles. You may need to level your vehicle for a comfortable night’s sleep. There are a few options for camping. The land is undulating with flat spots, with open grassy areas peppered with gum trees. Other parts are more heavily wooded with gums and natives. Our Bell Tent overlooks the dam, where you can sit in bed and look out over the water as the sun shimmers and reflects off the surface. Listen to the birdlife surrounding the water. Adjacent the dam is a covered dining area with BBQ for your use. There is non potable water available but campers need to bring all the usual gear and supplies, including drinking water. There is access to a toilet, a 2 minute walk away (no shower). You will need to bring your own mattress, bed linen and towels. Our caravan comes complete with water, electricity, toilet, double and single beds, dining area and kitchen. The caravan can sleep 4 guests. Next to the caravan there is room for a further tent, van, trailer or motorhome if desired. Please add extra guests when booking. Outside the caravan, there is a beautiful sandstone ringed fire pit, BBQ, covered picnic tables, chairs, lighting and some firewood available. You will need to bring your own bed linen and towels. Campfires are permitted at all our listings when not in fireban season so bring your marshmallows! There is lovely views of the valleys and mountains beyond, and you’ll really enjoy the sunsets. No pets please.

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Looking for a camping experience that combines the comfort of a bell tent with the thrill of hiking in scenic terrain? Hipcamp offers over 130 options for bell tent camping near Gulgong, New South Wales, with plenty of hiking trails to explore. Top campsites like Maiden Jewel in Upper Hunter Valley (271 reviews) and Mountain Lagoon Camping & Glamping (71 reviews) offer popular amenities like pet-friendly areas, campfires, and cooking equipment. For those looking to add some adventure to their trip, activities like boating, horseback riding, and off-roading (OHV) are available. With an average price per night of $30 and options as low as $20, camping in a bell tent has never been more accessible!

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