The best forest glamping near Grafton

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Looking for a fancy camping experience? Hipcamp offers over 600 glamping options in the forest near Grafton, New South Wales. Among the top-rated campsites are Coffs Harbour Camping & 4WD (721 reviews), Footprints in Style (276 reviews), and Yarralen Retreat (238 reviews). You'll be able to enjoy popular amenities like toilets, showers, and potable water while participating in thrilling activities such as surfing, horseback riding, and fishing. With prices as low as $10 per night and an average price of $25 per night, you're sure to find the perfect luxury camping experience.

98% (1.5K)

Top-rated campgrounds near Grafton

1. Petaurus Gardens

95%
(38)
65km from Grafton · 11 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Set Amongst 100 acers of abundant native fauna and flora including riparian rainforest and semi-mesic open grass forest dominated by large Forest Red Gums with a series of freshwater lagoons spread across the property and bordered by the Bungawalbin Creek on the west and private conservation land on the north and east. This property is the essence of tranquil Australian camping, set up from the beginning to be completely off grid this property offers a true escape from a busy life. Listen to native bird calls and enjoy a scenic trek along one of our many walking trails, perfect for birdwatchers or nature enthusiast alike. Our unique location enables us to offer a wide range of eco minded activities from hiking in the nearby Bungawalbin National Park to water activities along the Bungawalbin creek. We are conveniently located only 20 mins from the M1 motorway, with many of the North Coast great attractions only being a short drive from us, including: Evans head 20min. Lismore 30min. Byron bay 40min. Gold Coast 1.5 hr Petaurus Gardens offers a mix of sites, from glamping tents ready to go for a magical stay to unpowered sites for camping or vans or try one of our forest camp sites set by the creek amongst tall Red Gums. PLEASE NOTE ROAD WORKS, DRAINAGE WORKS AND PATH RAISING WORK IS CURRENTLY UNDERWAY TO IMPROVE ACCESS, PLEASE DRIVE SLOWLY ON ARRIVAL, SOME SITE PARKING MAY NOT BE AVAILABLE.
Toilets
Showers
Potable water
from 
AU$97
 / night

2. Never Never Park

100%
(11)
69km from Grafton · 10 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Never Never Park is a Sub-Tropical Rainforest property which borders the ancient Gondwana World Heritage National Park on 2 sides including along Coopernook creek. Located half an hours drive Northeast of Dorrigo and 1 hour West of Coffs Harbour (via Eastern Dorrigo Way) in the beautiful Bellingen Shire, surrounded by various National Parks with 4WD tracks, crystal clear creeks, waterfalls, cascades, swimming holes and picnic areas. The property is 400 acres featuring spring fed mountain streams, cascades and waterfalls that run through its central gorge. First surveyed in 1906 and logged in the days of bullocks and hand saws, remnants of a bygone era remain including the “Jack Feeney Memorial Giant Tallowwood Tree”, a Champion Tree of Australia listed in the National Register of Big Trees. It’s over 50m tall, more than 1000 years old, and was around long before Captain Cook reached our shores. The landscape starts in dense Sub-Tropical Rainforest opening up to lush green pastures overlooking the amazing views to the west showcasing hedge-rowed rolling hillsides and 1600m high mountain range towards Marengo. The local fauna is amazing and quite rare, featuring the locals of the Gondwana Rainforests, Koala’s, Wallabies, Paddy Melons, Lyre Birds, Satin Bower Birds, Glossy Black Cockatoo’s, King parrots, Crimson Rosella’s, Wedgetail Eagles, Catbirds, Riflebirds, Fairy wrens, Diamond pythons, Water dragons, Giant Panda snails, Glow Worms, Fire Flys and many more… including our Horses, Cows, Chooks and Bees. Similarly, the flora is very diverse including Native Tall Hardwoods, various types of Palms and tree ferns, Rainforest and flowering Trees, Vines, flowering grasses, Stag Elk horns and other epiphytes, Crows nests, Mosses, Orchids and more. A magical land that time forgot - Tranquil and Peaceful. Hang out in the lush greenness and read a book, walk barefoot in the paddocks, explore the creeks and waterfalls, walk the many trails through lush rainforest, birdwatching, gold panning, mountain biking or just sit around and enjoy the spectacular scenery…360 degree sky watching, see the Milky Way come alive at night, Clouds being birthed out of mountain gullies after rains, rolling mists and magical sunset views to the mountains… take your pick….
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from 
AU$97
 / night

3. Private Island near Yamba and Iluka

100%
(1)
50km from Grafton · 19 sites · Tents, Lodging
Savarnh's Island is a 100 acre privately owned Island on the north coast of NSW Australia. Five kilometres of riverbank to camp on. Starlink WI-FI connection and good mobile reception on the island, toilets, showers and mains power for some sites. On maps the island is named Esk Island. A short boat ride to shopping centres, restaurants, pubs, beaches at Yamba and Iluka. World heritage rainforests. Long uncrowded surf beaches. Great fishing, boat ramp and jetty on island. Bring your own boat or canoe or use our paddle boat and canoes. The island is located on the north arm of the Clarence River beside Iluka and at the mouth of the Esk River. For an image of Savarnh's Island (also know as Esk Island) go to: https://maps.app.goo.gl/99pG8GkQfNkFzMLw5 To learn more about the area see: https://www.australiantraveller.com/nsw/north-coast/yamba/things-to-do-yamba/ and https://www.ilukamotel.com.au/things-to-do/ https://clarencecoastholidayparks.com.au/posts/iluka-things-to-do GETTING TO THE ISLAND You will be picked up by small powerboat from the riverbank opposite the island (Visitor Point) but our powerboat does not operate on Saturdays. There is parking for your car at Visitor Point. Visitor Point is at https://maps.app.goo.gl/vyhvHUxfpTkdaufC7 Once on the island you will be given a tour and shown to our accommodation. A row boat and double canoe is provided so you can go to your car as you please, a rowing distance of about 600m. We can not allow guests to operate our powerboat themselves. There is a jetty and a boat ramp on the island if you wish to bring your own boat. If you bring your own boat please only use it to come and go from the island's boat ramp on the far western side of the island. You can launch your boat at: https://maps.app.goo.gl/aCbw5RWHEdgWghZN7 or https://maps.app.goo.gl/1qfEmEY7RFrYNduF9 On checkout our small powerboat will collect you to take you to Visitor Point, but our powerboat does not operate on Saturdays.
Toilets
Campfires
Showers
from 
AU$363
 / night

5. Black Mountain Nature 4WD/AWD only

99%
(65)
45km from Grafton · 5 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
You will come here to enjoy the beauty and tranquility of Black Mountain' on the banks of the `Mighty Nymbo’, bordering Nymboida River and Nymboi-Binderay National Park on Gumbainggir country. Visitors enjoy: Swimming in the pristine river; boating; walking tracks through diverse terrain; starry night skies; campfires, or just relaxing for days. Our guests recommend staying at least two nights to soak up the atmosphere and explore the area. Choose from the 'Ant Shack' or four adjacent campsites with easy access and views to the Nymboida River. Shared facilities include a hot shower and composting toilets. This is a registered conservation property We can’t accommodate domestic animals nor allow fishing (not even catch and release) because we protect our wildlife and the endangered Eastern Cod. Black Mountain is remote but only 60 kilometres from Grafton or Coffs (via back way). Alastair and I have shared the property for more than 30 years and consider ourselves custodians of this precious place. All proceeds from Airbnb and Hipcamp are invested in the continuing conservation of Black Mountain. IMPORTANT: `Black Mountain’ Shack and camp sites are only accessible by 4 wheel drive or all wheel drive vehicles.
Toilets
Campfires
Showers
from 
AU$214
 / night

7. Coffs Coast Mountain Retreat

58km from Grafton · 2 sites · Lodging
Experience luxury and serenity at our 5-star eco-certified Coffs Coast Mountain Retreat. Surrounded by the tranquil Australian bushland, our beautifully crafted Cabins offer both liveability and sustainability, providing the ideal escape to recharge and immerse yourself in the peaceful countryside. Both cabins are fully equipped with everything you need for your stay, and each cabin provides you with your own private space. However, if you prefer additional services or assistance during your stay, please don't hesitate to let us know, and we'll be happy to accommodate your needs. Your comfort and enjoyment are our top priorities. Sunscreen: Apply a broad-spectrum sunscreen with a high SPF to exposed skin to protect against harmful UV rays and reduce the risk of sunburn and skin damage. Insect repellent: Use insect repellent containing DEET or other effective ingredients to repel mosquitoes, ticks, and other biting insects, reducing the risk of insect-borne illnesses. Water: Carry an adequate supply of water to stay hydrated throughout your hike. Consider bringing a reusable water bottle or hydration pack. Snacks: Pack lightweight, non-perishable snacks such as nuts, energy bars, or dried fruit to provide energy and keep hunger at bay during your hike. First aid kit: Carry a basic first aid kit containing essential items such as bandages, adhesive tape, antiseptic wipes, pain relievers, blister treatment, and any personal medications you may need. Emergency: Personal identification and emergency contact information: Carry identification and ensure someone knows your itinerary and when to expect your return, Fully Charged Mobile Phone By being prepared with suitable attire and essential items, you can help ensure a safe and enjoyable bushwalking experience. Our commitment to environmental stewardship extends to our pursuit of Eco-Friendly Tourism Certification. We understand the significance of this certification in demonstrating our dedication to sustainable tourism practices. By obtaining and maintaining this certification, we aim to set a positive example for our industry and inspire others to join us in protecting our planet for future generations. At Coffs Coast Mountain Retreat, we firmly believe that the world is precious and must be preserved for the well-being of all living beings. Through our actions and initiatives, we are committed to playing our part in safeguarding the environment and promoting a sustainable future.
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from 
AU$390
 / night

Looking for a fancy camping experience? Hipcamp offers over 600 glamping options in the forest near Grafton, New South Wales. Among the top-rated campsites are Coffs Harbour Camping & 4WD (721 reviews), Footprints in Style (276 reviews), and Yarralen Retreat (238 reviews). You'll be able to enjoy popular amenities like toilets, showers, and potable water while participating in thrilling activities such as surfing, horseback riding, and fishing. With prices as low as $10 per night and an average price of $25 per night, you're sure to find the perfect luxury camping experience.

98% (1.5K)

Top-rated campgrounds near Grafton

1. Petaurus Gardens

95%
(38)
65km from Grafton · 11 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Set Amongst 100 acers of abundant native fauna and flora including riparian rainforest and semi-mesic open grass forest dominated by large Forest Red Gums with a series of freshwater lagoons spread across the property and bordered by the Bungawalbin Creek on the west and private conservation land on the north and east. This property is the essence of tranquil Australian camping, set up from the beginning to be completely off grid this property offers a true escape from a busy life. Listen to native bird calls and enjoy a scenic trek along one of our many walking trails, perfect for birdwatchers or nature enthusiast alike. Our unique location enables us to offer a wide range of eco minded activities from hiking in the nearby Bungawalbin National Park to water activities along the Bungawalbin creek. We are conveniently located only 20 mins from the M1 motorway, with many of the North Coast great attractions only being a short drive from us, including: Evans head 20min. Lismore 30min. Byron bay 40min. Gold Coast 1.5 hr Petaurus Gardens offers a mix of sites, from glamping tents ready to go for a magical stay to unpowered sites for camping or vans or try one of our forest camp sites set by the creek amongst tall Red Gums. PLEASE NOTE ROAD WORKS, DRAINAGE WORKS AND PATH RAISING WORK IS CURRENTLY UNDERWAY TO IMPROVE ACCESS, PLEASE DRIVE SLOWLY ON ARRIVAL, SOME SITE PARKING MAY NOT BE AVAILABLE.
Toilets
Showers
Potable water
from 
AU$97
 / night

2. Never Never Park

100%
(11)
69km from Grafton · 10 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Never Never Park is a Sub-Tropical Rainforest property which borders the ancient Gondwana World Heritage National Park on 2 sides including along Coopernook creek. Located half an hours drive Northeast of Dorrigo and 1 hour West of Coffs Harbour (via Eastern Dorrigo Way) in the beautiful Bellingen Shire, surrounded by various National Parks with 4WD tracks, crystal clear creeks, waterfalls, cascades, swimming holes and picnic areas. The property is 400 acres featuring spring fed mountain streams, cascades and waterfalls that run through its central gorge. First surveyed in 1906 and logged in the days of bullocks and hand saws, remnants of a bygone era remain including the “Jack Feeney Memorial Giant Tallowwood Tree”, a Champion Tree of Australia listed in the National Register of Big Trees. It’s over 50m tall, more than 1000 years old, and was around long before Captain Cook reached our shores. The landscape starts in dense Sub-Tropical Rainforest opening up to lush green pastures overlooking the amazing views to the west showcasing hedge-rowed rolling hillsides and 1600m high mountain range towards Marengo. The local fauna is amazing and quite rare, featuring the locals of the Gondwana Rainforests, Koala’s, Wallabies, Paddy Melons, Lyre Birds, Satin Bower Birds, Glossy Black Cockatoo’s, King parrots, Crimson Rosella’s, Wedgetail Eagles, Catbirds, Riflebirds, Fairy wrens, Diamond pythons, Water dragons, Giant Panda snails, Glow Worms, Fire Flys and many more… including our Horses, Cows, Chooks and Bees. Similarly, the flora is very diverse including Native Tall Hardwoods, various types of Palms and tree ferns, Rainforest and flowering Trees, Vines, flowering grasses, Stag Elk horns and other epiphytes, Crows nests, Mosses, Orchids and more. A magical land that time forgot - Tranquil and Peaceful. Hang out in the lush greenness and read a book, walk barefoot in the paddocks, explore the creeks and waterfalls, walk the many trails through lush rainforest, birdwatching, gold panning, mountain biking or just sit around and enjoy the spectacular scenery…360 degree sky watching, see the Milky Way come alive at night, Clouds being birthed out of mountain gullies after rains, rolling mists and magical sunset views to the mountains… take your pick….
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from 
AU$97
 / night

3. Private Island near Yamba and Iluka

100%
(1)
50km from Grafton · 19 sites · Tents, Lodging
Savarnh's Island is a 100 acre privately owned Island on the north coast of NSW Australia. Five kilometres of riverbank to camp on. Starlink WI-FI connection and good mobile reception on the island, toilets, showers and mains power for some sites. On maps the island is named Esk Island. A short boat ride to shopping centres, restaurants, pubs, beaches at Yamba and Iluka. World heritage rainforests. Long uncrowded surf beaches. Great fishing, boat ramp and jetty on island. Bring your own boat or canoe or use our paddle boat and canoes. The island is located on the north arm of the Clarence River beside Iluka and at the mouth of the Esk River. For an image of Savarnh's Island (also know as Esk Island) go to: https://maps.app.goo.gl/99pG8GkQfNkFzMLw5 To learn more about the area see: https://www.australiantraveller.com/nsw/north-coast/yamba/things-to-do-yamba/ and https://www.ilukamotel.com.au/things-to-do/ https://clarencecoastholidayparks.com.au/posts/iluka-things-to-do GETTING TO THE ISLAND You will be picked up by small powerboat from the riverbank opposite the island (Visitor Point) but our powerboat does not operate on Saturdays. There is parking for your car at Visitor Point. Visitor Point is at https://maps.app.goo.gl/vyhvHUxfpTkdaufC7 Once on the island you will be given a tour and shown to our accommodation. A row boat and double canoe is provided so you can go to your car as you please, a rowing distance of about 600m. We can not allow guests to operate our powerboat themselves. There is a jetty and a boat ramp on the island if you wish to bring your own boat. If you bring your own boat please only use it to come and go from the island's boat ramp on the far western side of the island. You can launch your boat at: https://maps.app.goo.gl/aCbw5RWHEdgWghZN7 or https://maps.app.goo.gl/1qfEmEY7RFrYNduF9 On checkout our small powerboat will collect you to take you to Visitor Point, but our powerboat does not operate on Saturdays.
Toilets
Campfires
Showers
from 
AU$363
 / night

5. Black Mountain Nature 4WD/AWD only

99%
(65)
45km from Grafton · 5 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
You will come here to enjoy the beauty and tranquility of Black Mountain' on the banks of the `Mighty Nymbo’, bordering Nymboida River and Nymboi-Binderay National Park on Gumbainggir country. Visitors enjoy: Swimming in the pristine river; boating; walking tracks through diverse terrain; starry night skies; campfires, or just relaxing for days. Our guests recommend staying at least two nights to soak up the atmosphere and explore the area. Choose from the 'Ant Shack' or four adjacent campsites with easy access and views to the Nymboida River. Shared facilities include a hot shower and composting toilets. This is a registered conservation property We can’t accommodate domestic animals nor allow fishing (not even catch and release) because we protect our wildlife and the endangered Eastern Cod. Black Mountain is remote but only 60 kilometres from Grafton or Coffs (via back way). Alastair and I have shared the property for more than 30 years and consider ourselves custodians of this precious place. All proceeds from Airbnb and Hipcamp are invested in the continuing conservation of Black Mountain. IMPORTANT: `Black Mountain’ Shack and camp sites are only accessible by 4 wheel drive or all wheel drive vehicles.
Toilets
Campfires
Showers
from 
AU$214
 / night

7. Coffs Coast Mountain Retreat

58km from Grafton · 2 sites · Lodging
Experience luxury and serenity at our 5-star eco-certified Coffs Coast Mountain Retreat. Surrounded by the tranquil Australian bushland, our beautifully crafted Cabins offer both liveability and sustainability, providing the ideal escape to recharge and immerse yourself in the peaceful countryside. Both cabins are fully equipped with everything you need for your stay, and each cabin provides you with your own private space. However, if you prefer additional services or assistance during your stay, please don't hesitate to let us know, and we'll be happy to accommodate your needs. Your comfort and enjoyment are our top priorities. Sunscreen: Apply a broad-spectrum sunscreen with a high SPF to exposed skin to protect against harmful UV rays and reduce the risk of sunburn and skin damage. Insect repellent: Use insect repellent containing DEET or other effective ingredients to repel mosquitoes, ticks, and other biting insects, reducing the risk of insect-borne illnesses. Water: Carry an adequate supply of water to stay hydrated throughout your hike. Consider bringing a reusable water bottle or hydration pack. Snacks: Pack lightweight, non-perishable snacks such as nuts, energy bars, or dried fruit to provide energy and keep hunger at bay during your hike. First aid kit: Carry a basic first aid kit containing essential items such as bandages, adhesive tape, antiseptic wipes, pain relievers, blister treatment, and any personal medications you may need. Emergency: Personal identification and emergency contact information: Carry identification and ensure someone knows your itinerary and when to expect your return, Fully Charged Mobile Phone By being prepared with suitable attire and essential items, you can help ensure a safe and enjoyable bushwalking experience. Our commitment to environmental stewardship extends to our pursuit of Eco-Friendly Tourism Certification. We understand the significance of this certification in demonstrating our dedication to sustainable tourism practices. By obtaining and maintaining this certification, we aim to set a positive example for our industry and inspire others to join us in protecting our planet for future generations. At Coffs Coast Mountain Retreat, we firmly believe that the world is precious and must be preserved for the well-being of all living beings. Through our actions and initiatives, we are committed to playing our part in safeguarding the environment and promoting a sustainable future.
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from 
AU$390
 / night

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