Outback New South Wales

Desert trails, rustic camping grounds, and wild bushlands await discovery in NSW’s most remote region.

Find & reserve the best campsites near Outback New South Wales, New South Wales with pets. Tent, cabin & RV camp on private & NSW State Parks, on local farms, vineyards & nature preserves.

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Warrawong On The Darling

Warrawong provides guests 21 fully equipped cabins, 60 large grassy powered sites and unlimited unpowered caravan sites with river frontage, endless natural secluded camp sites on the river or the lagoon.
Simply sit by the beautiful natural lagoon and watch the amazing variety of birds and enjoy the campfire at night or make the most of the outdoors and fish for a yellow belly, launch your boat or canoe or grab a mud map and bird list and enjoy a bush walk on the 1700 acre property.

Warrawong on the Darling aims to be one of the best outback accommodation experiences for you and your family by providing you a warm and friendly welcome from your park hosts. Enjoy spacious grassed camping grounds along the Darling River, complete water frontage, private BBQ areas, fishing, canoeing and all children friendly accommodation.

Located on the banks of the Darling River in New South Wales, just off the Barrier Highway 3km east of Wilcannia township, Warrawong on the Darling offers fully contained Cabins, Caravan and Bush Camping accommodation. The high-spec amenities block, beautiful scenery including lush grassy sites along the natural lagoon and river, providing caravaners and campers the comfort they long for – great for a night stopover or longer. 

Take day trips to White Cliffs, Tilpa, Ivanhoe, Louth, Paroo Darling National Park, Menindee and the Menindee Lakes, Broken Hill, and the historic river port of Wilcannia – the rough diamond of the Outback. 

Muddy Waters

Situated on the Barwon River just 5km outside of Walgett, Muddy Waters is a Fisherman’s dream... Enjoy direct river access and try your luck at the seasonal bounty of Murray Cod, Golden Perch (yellow-belly) and huge blue crayfish! Muddy Waters is an ideal location for your adventures and outback experience. Walgett has a rich Indigenous and agricultural history, with significant sites located nearby. Walgett means “where two rivers meet” and Muddy Waters is less than 1km by boat from the junction of the Namoi and Barwon River. Set up base here and do daily tours at your own leisure. Brewarrina Fish Traps are 130km west & Lightning Ridge & Grawin/Glengarry Opal Fields situated 70km north. Enjoy a soak in a number of artesian bore baths in the shire like the often overlooked and quieter one in Walgett. No toilets here - campers must be self-contained and please leave no trace. Dogs welcome but kept under control as we have farm animals and dogs. Access to the campsites is possible for all types of vehicles and rigs. Campfires ok, and free firewood to collect.

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Glen Hope Station

Farm campsites will vary depending on where sheep are located. Ask on arrival.Glen Hope is a family owned business on 77,000 acres. We run mainly Merino sheep and some cattle. We purchased the property in 2003 and have been improving the property ever since.&nbsp;We have been struggling with the current drought for the past few years and have decided to open up our home for people to stay.&nbsp;The property is located&nbsp;15kms from White Cliffs which is a tiny community in the outback with great people. It is a little opal town bustling with tourists throughout the year. Our home is secluded with big open spaces for people to relax and enjoy.Dogs are welcome but must be controlled and okay with livestock and please pick up after your pets.Toilet & shower available, separate access near shearers quarters.

Trilby Station Stay



The Murrays of Trilby Station have called the banks of the Darling River home for 7 generations now, grazing merino sheep since 1860. An authentic family run property offering guests a unique outback experience and a glimpse into their way of life not often accessible to outsiders – all with the comforts of home.

 We offer secluded river and billabong campsites through HipCamp and fully renovated Stockman's Cottages and the Shearer's Bunkhouse through our own website. Our campsites all feature a firepit and wood to get you started ( then you gather more in as required or bring some with you), rubbish and recycle bins and a long drop loo nearby. Bathroom/laundry and camp kitchen are a short drive away from the camps.

While their accommodation is great, the experience of Trilby Station is what people really love and talk about ..the scenic river, the private waterfront campsites complete with firewood, the self-guided Mud Map drives around the station, Liz’s wholesome country style meals, the cosy cabins, catching yabbies and fish, the birdlife & wildlife and Liz!! Yep –  me ... fancy that!

River campsite with firepit, wood to get you started, rubbish and recycle bins and a long drop loo nearby. It's a drive to bathroom/laundry facilities.

Our Loos With Views are scattered around the campsite track overlooking bushland and wildlife.

Hazelvale Station Campgrounds

Hazelvale Station is a sheep grazing property in Far West NSW run by the Baldwin Family.

We are happy to have you stay with us on your journey to Broken Hill or to and from eastern Australia.

If you like the quiet of the Australian Bush and want to camp off the main highway come and stay with us to break up your journey out west.

We have a vast knowledge of the Broken Hill area having always lived in Broken Hill.

We have recently renovated our amenities block which has 8 showers and 8 toilets consisting of a Men and Ladies block.

Pineview Station

Pine View Station is located 180 km North of Broken Hill in outback NSW, Australia.

Pine View is a family owned and operated organic sheep and cattle property, and boasts 40 km of the NSW/SA border (dingo) fence as one of its boundaries.

The property has several secluded campsites for tag-a-long or self guided tours, as well as shearer's quarters style accomodation.
For those who wish not to camp, a 3 bedroom self contained homestead is available.
Pine View's attractions include "yellow waterhole" , the campsite used by Charles Sturt for eight weeks during his journey into the centre of Australia looking for an "Inland Sea".
Pine View features undulating red sandhills and has areas of creek flood out country, off Flood's Creek.
There are many opportunities for photographers, bushwalkers or bird watchers.

Make us part of your outback adventure, camp out or use our facilities.
Farm stay or B&B available.
Tour around the property or join in on station activities.

Lower Lila Retreat

Lower Lila Retreat is nestled on the banks of the beautiful Warrego River, just 22km off the bitumen from both the Cunnamulla–Bourke Road and the Hungerford–Bourke Road. This peaceful bush retreat offers a range of accommodation options including four modern, fully equipped two-bedroom cabins, each with private water views. With no TV, internet, or mobile reception, the cabins are the perfect place to unplug and unwind. Guests can also enjoy powered and unpowered caravan sites along the riverbank, with shared toilets, showers, and a large community camp kitchen available.

Explore the Warrego River by kayak or canoe (no motorboats allowed), try fishing or catching yabbies, or simply relax and enjoy the incredible sunsets, sunrises, and stargazing. Farm tours can be arranged with your local hosts, who are passionate about sharing knowledge of the region's wildlife, plants, and outback life. Meet friendly farm animals like alpacas, goats, horses, a donkey, chickens, and sheep. Bush tucker such as Quandong jam and yabbies are available to try, and there's even a private dirt airstrip for those wishing to fly in.

The retreat also offers women’s weekends with shared accommodation, meals, group coaching, meditation, and bush walks. Private coaching sessions and tailored family or group packages can be arranged. The site can accommodate up to 30 guests across cabins and nearby shearer’s quarters, making it ideal for events, weddings, and gatherings.

Swimming in the river is not recommended and children under 3 are not advised due to the large body of water. Pets are welcome but must be leashed or contained at all times and are not permitted in cabins or the kitchen due to allergies and farm safety. As this is a working farm, guests are encouraged to contact us via text, message, or email. If you have no reception, try the 2-way radio or call at the house.

Broken Hill Tourist Park

Broken Hill Tourist Park is centrally located so you can experience everything our stunning outback region has to offer. We're close to all the main attractions including our much photographed 'Living Desert Scuptures' and we're handy to the city centre - 3 kms from the city's Tourist Information Centre and 1.5 kms from Centro Westside Plaza shopping centre. 

At Broken Hill Tourist Park we offer a range of accommodation to suit your holiday style and budget from luxurious cabins to powered caravan and camping sites, including private ensuite sites and drive-through sites for extra convenience.

As our guest you can cool off in our inground swimming pool and the whole family can enjoy a delicious meal cooked to perfection on our undercover BBQ. Plus we offer Free Wireless Internet access throughout the park. (Check with Reception for details).

And yes! We are Pet Friendly so you can bring your furry loved ones with you on your holiday and travels. Your dog can stay with you on any caravan or camping site any time of the year.

Come and experience Broken Hill like a local and stay with us at Broken Hill Tourist Park. We look forward to welcoming you.

Bindara on the Darling campsites

This is our listing for guests that prefer a roof over your their head!  We have a self contained cottage & two family style units & lovely riverside campsites with bathroom access.

Bindara Station is an operational farm with meat goats and irrigated orchard.  With emphasis on eco technology the property is completely off grid.

Guests are encouraged to enjoy walks along the river or just sit back and  gain a taste of the real outback, as the birds and local animals go about their normal day.

Google maps is known to be wrong. We are on the Old Pooncarie Road south of Kinchega National Park and east of Tandou Lake and on the Darling River. Directions will be emailed when your booking is confirmed or call ahead for clarification.

Dunlop Station

Dunlop Station is an historic property located on the Darling river. Once a million acres, it has a 45 stand shearing shed which was the first shed to have mechanical shears.

Dunlop Station offers un-powered campsites along the picturesque Darling River. You won't get much better than our campsites very close to the water and shearers huts are available to stay in. Bookings are required.

Dogs are permitted.

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BIG4 Opal Holiday Park

**Please note that our office is closed on Christmas Day (25 December), and we do not accept arrivals or departures on this date. Any bookings made with a check-in or check-out on 25 December will be cancelled. Thank you for your understanding.**Welcome to BIG4 Opal Holiday Park
Enjoy quality accommodation and great facilities in a quiet bushland setting in Black Opal Country, only minutes from the heart of Lightning Ridge in outback NSW.
Lightning Ridge is a small outback town in north-western New South Wales, just south of the Queensland border. Famed for its rare black opal and mining history there is plenty to see and do during your visit here.
While at first glance, Lightning Ridge may seem like it is in the middle-of-nowhere there are endless attractions for visitors seeking an outback adventure. BIG4 Opal Holiday Park is perfectly positioned to explore this unique and historic town.

Meralda Station Cobar

Meralda is a family owned property, we are nestled in the outback town of Cobar. We are offering  seasonal paddock eco camping stays on our gorgeous little property only minutes from the Cobar town centre.

If you after a secluded, peaceful outback setting where you can immerse yourself into bush nature, Then our place is for you.

We have allocated a nice open space for you to choose your site; set up under the shade of a majestic gum or in the open paddock by our dam.

Unwind and cosy up around our campfire and enjoy our magnificent sunsets and as the evening turns into night and the breathtaking star show begins. With no artificial light, stargazing at our property is simply incredible. 

On our little property we farm sheep and goats. There are always strays, and dropped off orphans that become our little babies.

Lots of fun can be had in the dam -Swimming is permitted and water sport activities on request or BYO Kayak.

We recommend extending your stay at least two nights at the station and taking the time to explore Cobar; a unique town, rich in mining heritage and natural attractions. Visitors will be amazed by open-cut mines, Aboriginal rock art, museums and colonial buildings and new sound chapel. 

If your into bike riding or long walks we have a bitumen walking/bike track that goes into town not far from our station entry.

If you want to duck into the local club to have dinner, or a few drinks there's a courtesy bus to Golf Club Available that will collect you from our front gate.

Add on extras to make your stay more memorable with tours, hampers, animal feeding, holistic treatments and if any farm work is happening your welcome to watch or join in.

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