Glamping near Mystery Bay

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99% (164 reviews)

Australia
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New South Wales
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Mystery Bay

99% (164 reviews)

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3 top wheelchair-accessible glamping sites near Mystery Bay

Witts End

13 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents12 acres · Krawarree, NSW

Spend some time exploring the Deua National Park which is home to the Big Hole and the Marble Arch. Stroll along the banks of the Shoalhaven River and go for a dip.We offer powered and unpowered camping, a cabin and a hut. The property has two large grass sites where power can be provided. Located a short stroll to amenities and approx 50m from the dam where you can sit and relax or enjoy your meals at a communal BBQ area. The campsites have access to a toilet, shower and laundry. Guests can enjoy use of drinking water, a picnic table for meals and rubbish facilities.Louisa's Cabin is a studio style cabin with a small kitchenette (water from outdoor tank), cosy couches around an indoor fireplace and a lush King Bed. The bathroom is a shared amenities block with 2 showers and 3 toilets a short walk through the gardens. There is access to a laundry.Paddy's Hut is self-contained for your comfort, and the perfect location for a family getaway, a group of friends to relax and unwind, or offer the creature comforts to stage you wildlife adventures from.Enjoy the evenings around the campfire as you tell tales under the stars.Pets are welcome, but please be aware the owners have two of their own friendly dogs who are likely to stop by and say hello.

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Mogendoura Delight

4 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents5 acres · Mogendoura, NSW

We offer a simple and quiet bush setting for nature enthusiasts: birds, wombats, winter fire pit and the sound of running water in the nearby creek. Perfect for family, couples or peaceful getaway weekends. We have campsites and an on-site caravan available. A peaceful natural clearing along the creek, home to wombats, bird life and easy to access local beaches, river and mountains. In amongst the gums the night sky and tranquility is a great place to set up and explore south coast adventures and tourist attractions. Excellent mountain biking trails base to go in any direction. This campsite suits self-contained campers who bring their own camping toilet/shower, and drinking water supply. Your campsite sits within a simple quiet bush setting for nature enthusiasts: Birds, wombats, a winter fire pit and the sound of running water in the nearby creek. Perfect for family, couples or peaceful getaway weekends. Easy to find, only a couple of minutes drive off the highway and the local coastline offers beach, river or hiking day trip activities in every direction. No facilities so take your own rubbish. No pets please due to wildlife.

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Country and Coast Glamping

8 sites · Lodging5 acres · Bega, NSW

Come and stay at our place, a country oasis on the beautiful Sapphire Coast, ideal as a peaceful base camp to explore this wonderful region. We offer a comfortable, new onsite caravan for those who don't have their own camping gear. Our property is located just 10 minutes from Tathra Beach, with multiple other beaches and waterways to swim, surf, fish, or whatever water sport you fancy. We are just 5 minutes from the township of Bega - where you can stock up on supplies, 20 minutes from Merimbula, 25 minutes from Pambula, and 40 minutes from Eden. These towns are full of restaurants and cafes, homeware stores, supermarkets, and much more. Bathroom amenities are just a few short metres away. Pets are welcome but must be kept on a lead at all times. Look forward to seeing you on our beautiful property.

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If you're looking for a camping experience that's a little more luxurious, glamping near Mystery Bay, New South Wales might just be perfect for you. With 54 options available, you'll be sure to find the perfect spot with wheelchair access and all the amenities you need. Witts End (80 reviews), The Hobby Sheep Farm (63 reviews), and Calabash (16 reviews) are some of the top campsites in the area. Average price per night is $50, with options as low as $10. Potable water, toilets, and pets are popular amenities, and there's plenty of fishing, biking, and wildlife watching to be had.

If you're looking for a camping experience that's a little more luxurious, glamping near Mystery Bay, New South Wales might just be perfect for you. With 54 options available, you'll be sure to find the perfect spot with wheelchair access and all the amenities you need. Witts End (80 reviews), The Hobby Sheep Farm (63 reviews), and Calabash (16 reviews) are some of the top campsites in the area. Average price per night is $50, with options as low as $10. Potable water, toilets, and pets are popular amenities, and there's plenty of fishing, biking, and wildlife watching to be had.

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