Camping near Merriwa with fishing

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YellowScone Camping Adventures

139 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents720 acres · Wingen, NSW
YellowScone Camping Adventures at "Maiden Jewel", a sprawling 720-acre Horse Stud, rests beneath the majestic Wingen Maiden, enveloped by ironbark bushland and extensive trails perfect for BYOH horse riding, bushwalking, and mountain biking. Be sure to explore our array of offerings: Maiden Jewel Camping beckons with diverse camping areas: The Waterhole 1: A communal haven boasting 20 campsites, nestled by serene dams teeming with Silver Perch and Murray Cod. While facilities include portaloos without showers, the allure of kayaking or cooling off in the dam awaits. Accessible via 4WD, guests can traverse the trails on foot or by bike. Pet-friendly, but leashes are recommended due to abundant wildlife. Picturesque Maiden Jewel: Spanning the rest of the property, it hosts over 50 campsites, both Private and Communal. The Long Flat Waterhole 2: Positioned at the property's front, offering easy access to a delightful swimming dam. Ideal for families, it features vast open spaces for recreational activities. Camping here grants access to all waterholes on the property. For seekers of solitude, inquire about our private sites, like The View Campsite, Hillside Camp, and The Bluff, each boasting spectacular vistas and proximity to fishing and swimming spots. YellowScone Adventures cater for Glamping escapes to equine enthusiasts, offering various packages allowing guests to bring their horses along. Camp and ride at your leisure, or opt for a unique experience by camping in our Bell tents, with catering services available. Explore our property further with the Buggy Property Tour: Embark on a guided excursion aboard our 6-seater Can-Am Buggy, spotting wildlife, meeting our horses, and discovering our array of campsites. Tours must be pre-booked and offer a captivating hour-long journey covering approximately 13 kilometers. Nestled beneath Towarri National Park, Maiden Jewel promises a plethora of activities—from fishing to hiking and mountain biking. Don't miss out on our additional offerings; there's something for everyone to enjoy amidst our breathtaking scenery.
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Sandy Bottom Farm

1 site · RV, Tent900 acres · Baerami, NSW
Sandy Bottom Farm backs onto the Goulburn River National Park and offers direct river access. The river is mainly shallow with some swimming holes and just lovely to float down. The property offers 900 acres combining open valleys and sand stone cliffs, bush land and the river winding through.
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Riverview near Denman

4 sites · RVs, Tents200 acres · Martindale, NSW
This property offers self-sufficient camping spots on a 245-acre picturesque cattle and sheep farm, with rolling green hills, mountain views and access to the beautiful Goulburn River. Most of the property is 4WD accessible only, so we do recommend 4WD to get the best choice of camping spots. A lot of the land is undulating, and while there are a few flat spots for caravans, some camping areas will require chocks - but it is up to you where you wish to camp within the designated area. This property has its own access to the Goulburn River for swimming or throwing in a line. Just 8kms to the charming township of Denman where you can access pubs, RSL, IGA and gift shops. Also just 27km from Muswellbrook. Dogs are welcome but be kept under control at all times to ensure our cattle's safety. You are welcome to have a campfire but only if you bring your own portable fire pit that is elevated off the ground. Firewood can be purchased as an Extra at time of booking. Strictly no hunting.
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AU$45
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Upper Hunter Valley

3 sites · RVs, Tents115 acres · Waverly, NSW
A beautiful and quiet location by a gently flowing river. This single campsite is perfect for that retreat from the hustle and bustle and congestion of modern life. There is only the one campsite on the river so you are guaranteed exclusive use of the area for you and your group. You can explore the river down to the causeway or upriver from the campsite is 115 acres of crown land (travelling stock reserve) that the river runs along for you to explore. Looking for a nice meal? Glenston by the river is only 30 minutes to Gundy where you will find the Linga Longa Hotel on the Pages river. If gold fossicking is for you Nundle is 50 minutes away via the Crawney Pass National Park. Many visitors head to Nundle to fossick or pan for gold and sapphires in the Peel River. You can hire panning equipment at the Mt Misery Mine or the Nundle Country Cafe. Timor Caves are another local attraction 20 mins drive away.Dogs allowed on leash.Bring your own toilet and leave no trace.Campfires permitted.No Mob Ph coverage at site. Nearest coverage location is 5-10 mins drive.
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Kurrajong Living

3 sites · RVs, Tents65 acres · Wallabadah, NSW
Come and enjoy the serenity at Kurrajong living. We are on 64 acres of sloping country in the Liverpool plains shire and 40 min from the capital of country music Tamworth. We are offering sites that are all self-sufficient and range from motorhome accessible to 4WD accessible and further away from the homestead. Sleeping under the stars, back to nature, and back to basics. We do have stock grazing in the same area and some are friendly whereas others are shy, we do ask to respect them and considering they are part of the experience😉. Pets as in dogs are only permitted after discussing it directly with us, and they would need to be kept contained as in tied up. There are Roos, native animals, and other livestock on neighbouring properties and we respect the natural instincts of dogs. You will be shown to your campsite and have free access to come and go of course. You are welcome to spend time at the main house and there is phone reception across the property. We can also provide fresh eggs from our chickens! We are offering an experience of staying in nature and back to basics in a peaceful environment away from the hustle and grind. And close enough to explore the surrounding towns of Wallabadah and Quirindi or even the capital of county music Tamworth. We look forward to welcoming you here at Kurrajong living 🌸
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Looking to experience the great outdoors near Merriwa, New South Wales in Australia? Hipcamp has over 2400 camping options in that area, with accommodation styles ranging from tents to caravans. Whether you're into historic sites, off-roading, or biking, there's something for everyone. With top campsites like Fern Valley Ranch (401 reviews), Watton Airstrip (418 reviews), and Bunyip's Camp (577 reviews), you can trust in the quality of your camping experience. Plus, popular facilities like cooking equipment, campfires, and potable water are available to make your stay even more enjoyable. Prices start as low as $10 per night, with an average of $35 per night. So get ready to explore the beautiful outdoors of New South Wales!

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