The best river, stream, or creek caravan camping near Narrandera

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If you're looking for an unforgettable camping experience near Narrandera, New South Wales and prefer to stay in a caravan with a view of the river, Hipcamp has over 496 available options just for you. Prices start at $5 per night, with an average of $20 per night. Some of the top-rated campsites in the area include Karoola Station (324 reviews), Table Top Hotel (94 reviews), and Wagga Bundaleer (67 reviews), all of which offer popular amenities like pet-friendly spaces, rubbish disposal, and campfires. You can also enjoy exciting activities such as horse riding, swimming, and autumn fun.

99% (269)

Top-rated campgrounds

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1. Cudgella on Bundidgerry Creek

99%
(152)
13km from Narrandera · 1 site · Tent, RV · Narrandera, NSW
Our property is set in a tranquil location on the banks of the Bundidgerry Creek out of view of main road, safely behind a locked gate. The campsite is a convenient 14km from Narrandera, and 12km from Grong Grong, not far off the Newell Highway. In town you will find all the supply and grocery stores to meet your needs.Located on the banks of Bundidgerry Creek on the Old Wagga Road you will find the old Cobb & Co route, south of the Newell Highway. Camp along the same water’s edge where travellers from past centuries would stop overnight on their journey out west. The campsite is located on the edge of the creek in an open, grassed area with plenty of shady trees. The creek flows well all year round and offers a fantastic spot for the family to enjoy. Swim, fish, kayak, canoe, launch a boat or relax and read a book as the sunlight reflects off the water.At camp you will have access to the undercover camp kitchen with a sink, BBQ and tables. There is a firepit, wood fired pizza oven for cooking. Guests have access to a gas hot water shower and flushing toilet. We ask that you leave no trace and take all your belongings and rubbish with you.Your pet is welcome to camp with you.Enjoy boating, fishing, kayaking or just relax.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from 
AU$61
 / night
Mirrool Creek, Lake Abortree

2. Mirrool Creek, Lake Abortree

98%
(51)
75km from Narrandera · 12 sites · Tents, RVs · Ariah Park, NSW
Set up camp next to undulating Mirrool Creek frontage and enjoy recreational activities including swimming, fishing and paddling. Don't forget to bring your canoe or kayak. The camp area is scattered with redgums and you have great views of the wonderful scenery. Depending on where you camp as far as access to the toilets goes, you could be anywhere from 20 metres to 500 metres from the facilities. Water is also in close proximity as well depending on where u setup. You are welcome to enjoy a campfire, within local regulations. There is plenty of wildlife around, including kangaroos. and birdlife. Close to Lake Abortree, a 70 acre inland lake. Only 6kms from village of Ariah Park- whichlikes to describe itself as a town of 'bowsers, wowsers and peppercorn trees'. There is something delightfully timeless about the town: the wide main street with the tree-lined median strip; the old shops with their verandas; the quietness and peacefulness. The town is listed by the National Trust as a Conservation Area.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from 
AU$37
 / night

If you're looking for an unforgettable camping experience near Narrandera, New South Wales and prefer to stay in a caravan with a view of the river, Hipcamp has over 496 available options just for you. Prices start at $5 per night, with an average of $20 per night. Some of the top-rated campsites in the area include Karoola Station (324 reviews), Table Top Hotel (94 reviews), and Wagga Bundaleer (67 reviews), all of which offer popular amenities like pet-friendly spaces, rubbish disposal, and campfires. You can also enjoy exciting activities such as horse riding, swimming, and autumn fun.

99% (269)

Top-rated campgrounds

Campers

1. Cudgella on Bundidgerry Creek

99%
(152)
13km from Narrandera · 1 site · Tent, RV · Narrandera, NSW
Our property is set in a tranquil location on the banks of the Bundidgerry Creek out of view of main road, safely behind a locked gate. The campsite is a convenient 14km from Narrandera, and 12km from Grong Grong, not far off the Newell Highway. In town you will find all the supply and grocery stores to meet your needs.Located on the banks of Bundidgerry Creek on the Old Wagga Road you will find the old Cobb & Co route, south of the Newell Highway. Camp along the same water’s edge where travellers from past centuries would stop overnight on their journey out west. The campsite is located on the edge of the creek in an open, grassed area with plenty of shady trees. The creek flows well all year round and offers a fantastic spot for the family to enjoy. Swim, fish, kayak, canoe, launch a boat or relax and read a book as the sunlight reflects off the water.At camp you will have access to the undercover camp kitchen with a sink, BBQ and tables. There is a firepit, wood fired pizza oven for cooking. Guests have access to a gas hot water shower and flushing toilet. We ask that you leave no trace and take all your belongings and rubbish with you.Your pet is welcome to camp with you.Enjoy boating, fishing, kayaking or just relax.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from 
AU$61
 / night
Mirrool Creek, Lake Abortree

2. Mirrool Creek, Lake Abortree

98%
(51)
75km from Narrandera · 12 sites · Tents, RVs · Ariah Park, NSW
Set up camp next to undulating Mirrool Creek frontage and enjoy recreational activities including swimming, fishing and paddling. Don't forget to bring your canoe or kayak. The camp area is scattered with redgums and you have great views of the wonderful scenery. Depending on where you camp as far as access to the toilets goes, you could be anywhere from 20 metres to 500 metres from the facilities. Water is also in close proximity as well depending on where u setup. You are welcome to enjoy a campfire, within local regulations. There is plenty of wildlife around, including kangaroos. and birdlife. Close to Lake Abortree, a 70 acre inland lake. Only 6kms from village of Ariah Park- whichlikes to describe itself as a town of 'bowsers, wowsers and peppercorn trees'. There is something delightfully timeless about the town: the wide main street with the tree-lined median strip; the old shops with their verandas; the quietness and peacefulness. The town is listed by the National Trust as a Conservation Area.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from 
AU$37
 / night

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