The best dog-friendly caravan camping near Portland

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Looking for the perfect caravan camping experience near Portland, New South Wales? Hipcamp has got you covered with over 2900 options available that allow pets. With Fern Valley Ranch, Megalong Valley Farm, and Rivers Run Colo River being some of the top campsites with hundreds of positive reviews, you're sure to find a spot that suits your needs. Plus, with popular amenities like trash, toilets, and pet-friendly areas, as well as fun activities like biking, fall fun, and historic site exploration, you're in for a great time. Average prices per night hover around $40, but options start as low as $5, so you can find something within your budget. Happy camping!

97% (7.8K)

Top-rated campgrounds

Mount Testa Campgrounds

1. Mount Testa Campgrounds

98%
(149)
54km from Portland · 12 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Bathurst, NSW
Owned and run by our family for over 20 years. We have loved the farm so much we decided others should get to experience it too and let them get out and take in the peace and serenity of being in nature. We offer 8 spacious campsites as well as a self sufficient cabin overlooking stunning sunset views to the west of our property. We also have a communal flushable toilet for our campers for those who don't have their own camp toilets. Escape the busy city life and come light a campfire and watch the sunrise and sunset, enjoy the amazing views, wildlife and keep an eye out for koalas in the trees. Bathurst is known for motorsports thanks to Mount Panorama, one of the world’s most famous circuits. It hosts a number of international racing events, including the Bathurst 12 Hour and the Bathurst 1000. When it's not being used for a race, the public can take a spin around the course and visit wineries along the track. Visit the National Motor Racing Museum, right next to the track. The Australian Fossil and Mineral Museum boasts a Tyrannosaurus Rex skeleton and the Bathurst Regional Art Gallery is home to a wonderful collection of Australian paintings and contemporary artworks. Spend the day in Bathurst by seeing many of the amazing sites including the famous Ben Chiffley Dam and spend the day on the water and even a short drive to Rockley to visit the famous pub now owned by Matt Moran. Bathurst has many local wineries and distillerys but make sure to head on over to reckless brewery. Find us on Instagram @mounttesta
Toilets
Trash
from 
AU$55
 / night
Rocklee Capertee

2. Rocklee Capertee

99%
(54)
29km from Portland · 12 sites · Tents, RVs · Kandos, NSW
4WD only - Rocklee is on Wiradjuri land, a short drive from Capertee, surrounded by Gardens of Stone and Capertee national parks and the Mugii Murrum-ban State Conservation Area. Rocklee is 2.5 hours from Sydney and Dubbo. Access is 4wd only. (We’re serious!) Our road has ‘roll overs’ so you need a vehicle with clearance. If you are towing a camper trailer or caravan, you need a good 4wd engine to get back up the hill confidently. Each campsite is a long way from other sites - usually about 800m. Rocklee has a mix of no-longer used paddocks and about 800 acres of untouched bush. You will arrive through the conservation area, which has beautiful pagodas and endless bushwalks. Hipcampers can choose from plenty of space where they'd like to set up camp. Please be careful as some paddocks are overgrown, fences have come down and there are lots of wombat holes, so drive slowly and be careful. There are no amenities here, campers need to be self contained and leave no trace. This means you need to bring water, use exisiting fireplaces and take your rubbish, recycling and compost with you. (You need to bring water from home or elsewhere on the way. Please note you cannot fill up free tap water at Capertee - either at the BP, the picnic area or the pub. It just doesn’t rain enough to fill up the tanks.)
Campfires
from 
AU$31
 / night
Deeimba Camp Grounds

3. Deeimba Camp Grounds

71%
(7)
69km from Portland · 10 sites · Tents, RVs · Yarramundi, NSW
Deeimba Campgrounds – 160 Acres of Bush Camping Beside the Blue Mountains National Park. Escape to Deeimba Campgrounds, a 160-acre bush retreat that directly adjoins the Blue Mountains National Park. Just 1 hour from Sydney, it’s the perfect place for a quick break from the hustle and bustle of the city. Many campers also use Deeimba as an ideal shakedown weekend for new caravans or vans that have been parked up for a while—easy access, open space, and plenty of room to test your setup. The property features a network of historic fire trails that weave through native bushland and lead to several lookouts over the Grose Valley. For keen hikers, there’s even a 4-hour walking trail through the bush to the township of Winmalee. The main campsite offers a large, flat grass clearing perfect for bigger groups, families, and social camps. If you’re after privacy, you’ll find smaller secluded clearings dotted throughout the property—quiet, peaceful spots surrounded by nature. What Campers Love • 160 acres of private bushland • Direct access to the Blue Mountains National Park • 1 hour from Sydney – perfect for a quick getaway • Great for caravan shakedown weekends • Multiple lookouts and extensive fire trails • Mix of large group areas and private nooks • Dog-friendly • Unpowered toilet and communal shelter • Wide, open grass spaces suitable for tents, swags, camper trailers, and off-grid setups River Access A peaceful river spot is reachable via a 30-minute bushwalk from the main campground—ideal for cooling off, relaxing by the water, or enjoying a picnic by the riverbank. Whether you’re testing out a new caravan, escaping the city for a night, or exploring the surrounding National Park, Deeimba Campgrounds offers the space, privacy, and natural beauty of true bush camping.
Toilets
Campfires
Trash
from 
AU$61
 / night
Kenzell Farm

5. Kenzell Farm

97%
(190)
54km from Portland · 4 sites · Tents, RVs · Oberon, NSW
Kenzell Farm is a 250 acre working cattle farm, just 10-minutes from Jenolan Caves and 20 minutes from Oberon. We have a breeding program in miniature Highland cattle and miniature goats.   Our family run farm is also home to Speckle Park cattle (some of the prettiest cows you will ever see), horses, ponies, miniature donkeys, pigs, camels, alpacas, llamas, fallow deer, miniature goats, guinea pigs and bunnies - and that’s just the start! In fact, we have more than 24 different types of animals on our farm.  We offer many different opportunities to meet our resident farm animals - from Farm tours, High Tea with the Goats, Donkey tours and Camp Oven cook ups. We also offer General Admission at other times. Available from 10am - 4pm, Weekends and School holidays. Other times by appointment.  Our farm experiences are fabulous for individuals, couples, families and even large groups (we’ve also hosted hens weekends). Mckeown’s Rest, situated at Kenzell Farm is a bnb available for overnight stays. Camping is also available via Hipcamp.We have drinking water available for campers, however, no toilets or showers so you'll need to bring your own camp loo and take all waste with you. Pets welcome but to be kept on a lead, please and poop picked up. You are welcome to have fires in the provided drum/firepit. Wood is provided and can also be collected from the property for use during your stay.
Potable water
Campfires
from 
AU$72
 / night

Looking for the perfect caravan camping experience near Portland, New South Wales? Hipcamp has got you covered with over 2900 options available that allow pets. With Fern Valley Ranch, Megalong Valley Farm, and Rivers Run Colo River being some of the top campsites with hundreds of positive reviews, you're sure to find a spot that suits your needs. Plus, with popular amenities like trash, toilets, and pet-friendly areas, as well as fun activities like biking, fall fun, and historic site exploration, you're in for a great time. Average prices per night hover around $40, but options start as low as $5, so you can find something within your budget. Happy camping!

97% (7.8K)

Top-rated campgrounds

Mount Testa Campgrounds

1. Mount Testa Campgrounds

98%
(149)
54km from Portland · 12 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Bathurst, NSW
Owned and run by our family for over 20 years. We have loved the farm so much we decided others should get to experience it too and let them get out and take in the peace and serenity of being in nature. We offer 8 spacious campsites as well as a self sufficient cabin overlooking stunning sunset views to the west of our property. We also have a communal flushable toilet for our campers for those who don't have their own camp toilets. Escape the busy city life and come light a campfire and watch the sunrise and sunset, enjoy the amazing views, wildlife and keep an eye out for koalas in the trees. Bathurst is known for motorsports thanks to Mount Panorama, one of the world’s most famous circuits. It hosts a number of international racing events, including the Bathurst 12 Hour and the Bathurst 1000. When it's not being used for a race, the public can take a spin around the course and visit wineries along the track. Visit the National Motor Racing Museum, right next to the track. The Australian Fossil and Mineral Museum boasts a Tyrannosaurus Rex skeleton and the Bathurst Regional Art Gallery is home to a wonderful collection of Australian paintings and contemporary artworks. Spend the day in Bathurst by seeing many of the amazing sites including the famous Ben Chiffley Dam and spend the day on the water and even a short drive to Rockley to visit the famous pub now owned by Matt Moran. Bathurst has many local wineries and distillerys but make sure to head on over to reckless brewery. Find us on Instagram @mounttesta
Toilets
Trash
from 
AU$55
 / night
Rocklee Capertee

2. Rocklee Capertee

99%
(54)
29km from Portland · 12 sites · Tents, RVs · Kandos, NSW
4WD only - Rocklee is on Wiradjuri land, a short drive from Capertee, surrounded by Gardens of Stone and Capertee national parks and the Mugii Murrum-ban State Conservation Area. Rocklee is 2.5 hours from Sydney and Dubbo. Access is 4wd only. (We’re serious!) Our road has ‘roll overs’ so you need a vehicle with clearance. If you are towing a camper trailer or caravan, you need a good 4wd engine to get back up the hill confidently. Each campsite is a long way from other sites - usually about 800m. Rocklee has a mix of no-longer used paddocks and about 800 acres of untouched bush. You will arrive through the conservation area, which has beautiful pagodas and endless bushwalks. Hipcampers can choose from plenty of space where they'd like to set up camp. Please be careful as some paddocks are overgrown, fences have come down and there are lots of wombat holes, so drive slowly and be careful. There are no amenities here, campers need to be self contained and leave no trace. This means you need to bring water, use exisiting fireplaces and take your rubbish, recycling and compost with you. (You need to bring water from home or elsewhere on the way. Please note you cannot fill up free tap water at Capertee - either at the BP, the picnic area or the pub. It just doesn’t rain enough to fill up the tanks.)
Campfires
from 
AU$31
 / night
Deeimba Camp Grounds

3. Deeimba Camp Grounds

71%
(7)
69km from Portland · 10 sites · Tents, RVs · Yarramundi, NSW
Deeimba Campgrounds – 160 Acres of Bush Camping Beside the Blue Mountains National Park. Escape to Deeimba Campgrounds, a 160-acre bush retreat that directly adjoins the Blue Mountains National Park. Just 1 hour from Sydney, it’s the perfect place for a quick break from the hustle and bustle of the city. Many campers also use Deeimba as an ideal shakedown weekend for new caravans or vans that have been parked up for a while—easy access, open space, and plenty of room to test your setup. The property features a network of historic fire trails that weave through native bushland and lead to several lookouts over the Grose Valley. For keen hikers, there’s even a 4-hour walking trail through the bush to the township of Winmalee. The main campsite offers a large, flat grass clearing perfect for bigger groups, families, and social camps. If you’re after privacy, you’ll find smaller secluded clearings dotted throughout the property—quiet, peaceful spots surrounded by nature. What Campers Love • 160 acres of private bushland • Direct access to the Blue Mountains National Park • 1 hour from Sydney – perfect for a quick getaway • Great for caravan shakedown weekends • Multiple lookouts and extensive fire trails • Mix of large group areas and private nooks • Dog-friendly • Unpowered toilet and communal shelter • Wide, open grass spaces suitable for tents, swags, camper trailers, and off-grid setups River Access A peaceful river spot is reachable via a 30-minute bushwalk from the main campground—ideal for cooling off, relaxing by the water, or enjoying a picnic by the riverbank. Whether you’re testing out a new caravan, escaping the city for a night, or exploring the surrounding National Park, Deeimba Campgrounds offers the space, privacy, and natural beauty of true bush camping.
Toilets
Campfires
Trash
from 
AU$61
 / night
Kenzell Farm

5. Kenzell Farm

97%
(190)
54km from Portland · 4 sites · Tents, RVs · Oberon, NSW
Kenzell Farm is a 250 acre working cattle farm, just 10-minutes from Jenolan Caves and 20 minutes from Oberon. We have a breeding program in miniature Highland cattle and miniature goats.   Our family run farm is also home to Speckle Park cattle (some of the prettiest cows you will ever see), horses, ponies, miniature donkeys, pigs, camels, alpacas, llamas, fallow deer, miniature goats, guinea pigs and bunnies - and that’s just the start! In fact, we have more than 24 different types of animals on our farm.  We offer many different opportunities to meet our resident farm animals - from Farm tours, High Tea with the Goats, Donkey tours and Camp Oven cook ups. We also offer General Admission at other times. Available from 10am - 4pm, Weekends and School holidays. Other times by appointment.  Our farm experiences are fabulous for individuals, couples, families and even large groups (we’ve also hosted hens weekends). Mckeown’s Rest, situated at Kenzell Farm is a bnb available for overnight stays. Camping is also available via Hipcamp.We have drinking water available for campers, however, no toilets or showers so you'll need to bring your own camp loo and take all waste with you. Pets welcome but to be kept on a lead, please and poop picked up. You are welcome to have fires in the provided drum/firepit. Wood is provided and can also be collected from the property for use during your stay.
Potable water
Campfires
from 
AU$72
 / night

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