96% (12.2K) • 239 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Pitt Town
Brightwater
1. Brightwater
99%
(123)
56km from Pitt Town · 1 site · Tent, RV
Brightwater sits beside Olney State Forest and Kuluwan Flora Reserve. It is a 50-acre farm with a lovely spring-fed dam, with our nearby campsite. The site contains van parking, an open pavilion, an open deck by the stream, a fire pit, and a dunny. It is private and secluded, and with just one group staying at a time, you are guaranteed the space to yourselves.
Please go straight ahead on Collins Ave and enter through the car entrance, NOT the truck entrance which is off to the right. If you come in the truck entrance I can't see you.
There are many beautiful walking and bike trails in the area. Lots of wildlife to meet, including water dragons, wild ducks, and pythons, to name a few. There is also nearby evidence of the original occupants, the Darkinjung people.
You are also welcome to bring a couple of horses! There's a safe paddock with a trough and nice trails in the area to explore.
The Kulnura General Store and bottleshop is just 9km down the road for basic supplies.
Toilets
Campfires
Potable water
from
AU$109
/ night
Hartley Vale Garlic Farm
2. Hartley Vale Garlic Farm
93%
(362)
59km from Pitt Town · 4 sites · Tents, RVs
The Hartley Vale Garlic Farm was established in 2018 as an organic garlic farm now owned by James and Michelle and their two children. The farm features a hempcrete building named 'The Stinking Rose' used for drying and curing garlic, that also acts as a big room for garlic feasts during planting (March, April and May each year). The building also houses toilet and shower facilities for guests when camping on site. On some evenings, the sky puts on a real show of golden sun rays with pink, purple and blue clouds while swallows flit across the garden beds catching moths. Our guests like to sit around their campfires watching the spectacular show while kids and dogs run around without the burden of leashes or noise of city traffic.
Toilets
Campfires
Showers
from
AU$67
/ night
Stickybush Arm Wildlife Sanctuary
3. Stickybush Arm Wildlife Sanctuary
100%
(12)
59km from Pitt Town · 6 sites · Tents, RVs
Stickybush Arm is a tributary of Big Boree Creek in the Boree Valley, surrounded by Yengo National Park World Heritage Area and Yengo Conservation Area. The property is secluded and off-grid, with grassy paddocks for camping, in a tranquil bushland valley. Undulating sandstone terrain surrounds the campground and ephemeral creeks are ideal for hiking and exploring.
Stickybush Arm is a Wildlife Sanctuary. Native wildlife is respected and protected. A place of connection and environmental learning. Abundant with native flora and fauna the location is ideal for the true nature lovers looking to recharge and experience caring for country.
DISCOUNTS available for volunteers assisting with wildlife studies, wildlife rescue work and property maintenance.
Ecological cool burns are conducted regularly, and campers are encouraged to participate assisting bushland regeneration burns, hazard reduction burning and pile burning.
The property is accessible via a 30 minutes drive on dirt road through the National Park to Boree private roads. (Make sure you follow the 'Directions to Stickybush Arm" document).
See more information here: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61576150696784
Toilets
Campfires
Potable water
from
AU$31
/ night
Bass Billabong - Cedar Creek Farm
4. Bass Billabong - Cedar Creek Farm
100%
(73)
60km from Pitt Town · 12 sites · Tents, RVs
🐟 Welcome to Bass Billabong - Cedar Creek Farm 🐟
Tucked away along the banks of Cedar Brush Creek and right on the Great North Walk, Cedar Creek Farm is a hidden oasis of peace and beauty. Spread across 100 acres of rolling pastures and rainforest, it offers spacious, private campsites, perfect for unwinding, reconnecting, and escaping the everyday.
The creek features a 20-foot swimming hole, just right for a refreshing dip on warm days. It’s also home to Australian bass, so you can enjoy a bit of catch-and-release fishing, or simply relax by the water’s edge and fire up the BBQ.
Nearby you’ll find mountain and dirt bike trails, Treetops Adventure Park, Amazement Farm, and horse-riding experiences. It’s also a sanctuary for nature lovers, photographers, and artists alike. Keep an eye out, you might even spot a platypus
Even though it feels a world away, we’re only 90 minutes from both Sydney and Newcastle, making it an easy and rewarding retreat.
And the best part? Cedar Creek Farm is pet-friendly. 🐾
To keep the experience private, we welcome just one booking at a time, so during your stay, the whole place is yours to enjoy.
Campfires
Potable water
Picnic table
from
AU$67
/ night
Banjo's Retreat
5. Banjo's Retreat
98%
(78)
60km from Pitt Town · 8 sites
Banjo's Retreat is a 40 Acre property with multiple camp sites.
It's located 20 minutes to beaches, 5 minutes to river.
Restaurants, pubs close by, tree tops adventure park and amazement zoo 3mins away. With views to the mountains and amazing sunsets to the west over the national park.
Walking trails, wildlife including kangaroos, echidnas, turtles, water dragons etc etc pay regular visits, as well as the abundent birdlife
from
AU$73
/ night
96% (12.2K) • 239 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Pitt Town
Brightwater
1. Brightwater
99%
(123)
56km from Pitt Town · 1 site · Tent, RV
Brightwater sits beside Olney State Forest and Kuluwan Flora Reserve. It is a 50-acre farm with a lovely spring-fed dam, with our nearby campsite. The site contains van parking, an open pavilion, an open deck by the stream, a fire pit, and a dunny. It is private and secluded, and with just one group staying at a time, you are guaranteed the space to yourselves.
Please go straight ahead on Collins Ave and enter through the car entrance, NOT the truck entrance which is off to the right. If you come in the truck entrance I can't see you.
There are many beautiful walking and bike trails in the area. Lots of wildlife to meet, including water dragons, wild ducks, and pythons, to name a few. There is also nearby evidence of the original occupants, the Darkinjung people.
You are also welcome to bring a couple of horses! There's a safe paddock with a trough and nice trails in the area to explore.
The Kulnura General Store and bottleshop is just 9km down the road for basic supplies.
Toilets
Campfires
Potable water
from
AU$109
/ night
Hartley Vale Garlic Farm
2. Hartley Vale Garlic Farm
93%
(362)
59km from Pitt Town · 4 sites · Tents, RVs
The Hartley Vale Garlic Farm was established in 2018 as an organic garlic farm now owned by James and Michelle and their two children. The farm features a hempcrete building named 'The Stinking Rose' used for drying and curing garlic, that also acts as a big room for garlic feasts during planting (March, April and May each year). The building also houses toilet and shower facilities for guests when camping on site. On some evenings, the sky puts on a real show of golden sun rays with pink, purple and blue clouds while swallows flit across the garden beds catching moths. Our guests like to sit around their campfires watching the spectacular show while kids and dogs run around without the burden of leashes or noise of city traffic.
Toilets
Campfires
Showers
from
AU$67
/ night
Stickybush Arm Wildlife Sanctuary
3. Stickybush Arm Wildlife Sanctuary
100%
(12)
59km from Pitt Town · 6 sites · Tents, RVs
Stickybush Arm is a tributary of Big Boree Creek in the Boree Valley, surrounded by Yengo National Park World Heritage Area and Yengo Conservation Area. The property is secluded and off-grid, with grassy paddocks for camping, in a tranquil bushland valley. Undulating sandstone terrain surrounds the campground and ephemeral creeks are ideal for hiking and exploring.
Stickybush Arm is a Wildlife Sanctuary. Native wildlife is respected and protected. A place of connection and environmental learning. Abundant with native flora and fauna the location is ideal for the true nature lovers looking to recharge and experience caring for country.
DISCOUNTS available for volunteers assisting with wildlife studies, wildlife rescue work and property maintenance.
Ecological cool burns are conducted regularly, and campers are encouraged to participate assisting bushland regeneration burns, hazard reduction burning and pile burning.
The property is accessible via a 30 minutes drive on dirt road through the National Park to Boree private roads. (Make sure you follow the 'Directions to Stickybush Arm" document).
See more information here: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61576150696784
Toilets
Campfires
Potable water
from
AU$31
/ night
Bass Billabong - Cedar Creek Farm
4. Bass Billabong - Cedar Creek Farm
100%
(73)
60km from Pitt Town · 12 sites · Tents, RVs
🐟 Welcome to Bass Billabong - Cedar Creek Farm 🐟
Tucked away along the banks of Cedar Brush Creek and right on the Great North Walk, Cedar Creek Farm is a hidden oasis of peace and beauty. Spread across 100 acres of rolling pastures and rainforest, it offers spacious, private campsites, perfect for unwinding, reconnecting, and escaping the everyday.
The creek features a 20-foot swimming hole, just right for a refreshing dip on warm days. It’s also home to Australian bass, so you can enjoy a bit of catch-and-release fishing, or simply relax by the water’s edge and fire up the BBQ.
Nearby you’ll find mountain and dirt bike trails, Treetops Adventure Park, Amazement Farm, and horse-riding experiences. It’s also a sanctuary for nature lovers, photographers, and artists alike. Keep an eye out, you might even spot a platypus
Even though it feels a world away, we’re only 90 minutes from both Sydney and Newcastle, making it an easy and rewarding retreat.
And the best part? Cedar Creek Farm is pet-friendly. 🐾
To keep the experience private, we welcome just one booking at a time, so during your stay, the whole place is yours to enjoy.
Campfires
Potable water
Picnic table
from
AU$67
/ night
Banjo's Retreat
5. Banjo's Retreat
98%
(78)
60km from Pitt Town · 8 sites
Banjo's Retreat is a 40 Acre property with multiple camp sites.
It's located 20 minutes to beaches, 5 minutes to river.
Restaurants, pubs close by, tree tops adventure park and amazement zoo 3mins away. With views to the mountains and amazing sunsets to the west over the national park.
Walking trails, wildlife including kangaroos, echidnas, turtles, water dragons etc etc pay regular visits, as well as the abundent birdlife
from
AU$73
/ night
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Ana
2 weeks ago
Tent
Rolf place is amazing if you are after a few days of switching off and connecting to nature. His property has a number of places where to camp so even if there is another group booked at the same time you not all need to be in the spot. I have enjoyed listening to the birds in the morning, walking around his property, watching the local wildlife. Rolf has great instructions to get to his place- the drive through the valley is breathtaking. I will be back. Thanks Rolf for being such a great host!
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Will
2 weeks ago
5 m car
Would recommend staying here. Such a unique, remote and welcoming experience. Thank you for the farmers son for showing us around and giving us recommendations for the local town. The farms dogs were a bonus :)
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Mark
3 weeks ago
7 m travel trailer
With pets
Great base camp to explore area. Fantastic views and sunsets. Michelle is very helpful and accommodating. The two dogs Daisy and Stephen are beautiful and great entertainment as was their little helper Oscar who was very informative and great to have a chat to.
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Michael
3 weeks ago
Tent
Such an incredibly secluded place to stay. Next to no noise apart from nature itself. Suzy was amazing, very warm and friendly and left me to be after that. I absolutely loved my stay there I would definitely stay again.
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Ellie
3 weeks ago
Tent
Beautiful views, friendly and welcoming host, and great warm shower on-site!
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Moozo
February 2026
15 m travel trailer
We had a lovely weekend at Banjos
Lovely, welcoming and accommodating hosts
Pristine campgrounds
Definitely would recommend this Hipcamp
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Naveen
February 2026
Tent
Group trip
I loved camping at Stickybush Arm Wildlife Sanctuary! Rolf was a pleasant and responsive host. His campsite was well maintained and very secluded. I would recommend it highly to anyone who is considering a weekend in the country.
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Judy
January 2026
8 m Class A
It truly has stunning views of the Blue Mountains, and is a lovely place.
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Jan
January 2026
5 m Class B
Great camping spot on Rolf’s land. Very private, plenty of shade, and the toilet was very clean. Rolf was a great host—friendly and respectful of privacy. Would definitely stay again.
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Arthur
January 2026
Tent
With pets
Just back from a great stay here. It’s a really quiet, chilled-out spot and perfect if you just want to be out in nature for a bit. You can tell the site is well looked after, too. Rolf was lovely—super friendly and happy to help out with anything we needed. We’ll definitely be coming back.
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Kelly
January 2026
Tent
With pets
Beautiful place and the host is very friendly. We really liked the garlic scones, they were amazing.
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Alicia
January 2026
5 m pop-up camper
With pets
Been here a few times now and will keep coming back - top of our list! Such a beautiful property! Suzy is so lovely and accommodating!
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Mark
January 2026
Tent
With kids
We had a truly wonderful barbecue and camping experience here. At night, we could see the Milky Way, which was absolutely stunning. Each campsite is very spacious and well separated, giving everyone a real sense of privacy in the forest.
The campground has toilets and provides plenty of water, which made the stay very comfortable. One important thing to note is that there is no mobile signal starting quite far from the campsite. It’s a good idea to keep two navigation apps running. We accidentally closed one near the end and couldn’t reconnect, and even with just one junction left, it was hard to know which turn to take. We took a wrong road and eventually found our way after some trouble.
Despite that small challenge, it turned into a beautiful and memorable experience. Highly recommended for anyone who enjoys nature, stargazing, and a peaceful forest setting.
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Shane
January 2026
Tent
With pets
Beautiful quite place. Very secluded. Rolf was very nice, explained emergency procedures and informed us about a nearby Dam that we could use. Toilet was very clean which was very handy for the family. Would def recommend and come again.
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Tim
January 2026
Tent
Cath was welcoming and the property was great. I felt very tucked away on the site and was really comfortable sitting on the deck and by the fire. It was a nice drive out and the property was well signposted. It's a new favourite that I would definitely go back to.
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Charlie
January 2026
Tent
Really nice campsite, nice views and quiet and peaceful.
We arrived super late in the evening and had a lot of trouble finding the site (don’t be stupid like us) we also picked a weekend where we had torrential rain the whole 2 days. Even still, we enjoyed our stay and will be back again.
The two farm dogs were really friendly and came and adopted us for the weekend. There’s some sheep, and chickens too!
Unfortunately, we didn’t get to meet Michelle nor did we learn about the farm/ garlic etc - it was a cold miserable weekend so maybe next time when it’s pleasant we’ll get to do those things.
Note: upon arrival through a brown gate, turn immediately left and follow the track to the campsite (we had major issues finding so thought I’d reiterate here)
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Stuart
January 2026
Tent
Me and a friend did 2 nights here and loved it. Easy to get to and easy check in. Cath (and the dogs) met us on arrival. The dogs do greet you “enthusiastically” and jumped on the car which wasn’t great but they are sweet. The white dogs are guards dogs (let out at night) and take their role seriously on the farm so should not be approached. This is standard with all guard dogs and you shouldn’t let it put you off. Cath will explain when you arrive also.
We loved the big open space and variety of setups that the camp site brings. The open cabin is fantastic and provided much needed shelter from the storm! It got a bit hairy at points so glad we had that. It’s nice bring raised up looking across the camp.
The big fire pit was great with the grill in the corner so you can cook over coals and still have your main fire next to it. Huge water tank with washing up area and tap was also a great addition.
As per another comment, there are leeches but again, just make sure to wear long trousers tucked in and check yourself when you’re walking around camp or on the trails. Same for all forest camping. We didn’t feel like it was too much of an issue. You also have the deck to keep up off the ground if you want to.
The site is plenty big for a ground of people with options to pitch tents on grass, mud, sand, the deck or in the cabin itself which we did. There’s also a couple of flat spots for parking for rooftop tents.
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Kamila
January 2026
7 m Class A
With kids
a beautiful, charming place, friendly hosts, off the beaten track but not far from the main attractions
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Caitlynn
January 2026
Tent
This is our second time staying here in summer and it is just the most perfect campsite. It has it all - privacy, a beautiful healthy dam to swim in, plenty of shade from trees and the handy leanto for wet weather. There is tank water, tables and chair, a massive fire pit and plenty of fire wood.
We can’t fault Caths place!
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Michael
January 2026
10 m pop-up camper
With kids
We had a great time camping here. We loved the lookouts nearby and escaping the heat at the nearby Hyde Park Reserve Swimming Hole. The campsite had good facilities and amazing views of the sunset.
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