The best dog-friendly caravan parks near Tea Gardens

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96% (6.8K) 224 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Tea Gardens

Platypus Pools

1. Platypus Pools

100%
(545)
50km from Tea Gardens · 5 sites · Tents, RVs
Premium and exclusive natural camping at its best. Our farm is located on the beautiful Karuah River in the picturesque Monkerai valley. The river is a fresh mountain river running from the foothills of Barrington Tops. We only offer 5 sites across our 300 acre property giving you absolute privacy and a sense of serenity We were very pleased to have been recognised by Hipcamp as being one of the top 20 Hipcamp locations in NSW for 2022. Most of the year the river is lovely and clear and ideal for swimming canoeing floating on airbeds fishing photography or just enjoying. There is also some really nice bike riding and walking opportunities around the valley although you will be on gravel roads and we are only 25 min drive from the popular Dungog mountain bike park. You are likely to see a variety of birdlife other wildlife including black and white cockatoos ducks some lizards, occasionally wallabies, echidnas and if you are lucky a Platypus or two. We are fortunate to see platypus in the river frequently which is a sign of just how pristine the water running down from the mountains really is. You will have your campsite completely to yourself with no other camper near you. Privacy, tranquillity, relaxation and just enjoying nature is waiting for you. Be sure to bring your telescope as you’ll be amazed at the stargazing at night with no light pollution. With some lovely Spring rain the river is running beautifully and is great for a swim, fish or canoe. Swimming, canoeing and running the rapids on surf mats is always popular at our property and as long as the river is it normal levels and a lot of fun. However, we always highly recommend people wear some form of footwear in the river such as rafting sandals or old joggers or similar as the rocks are very hard on your feet and there’s a particular nasty little fish called a “Bullrout” that whilst rare can infect a nasty sting if you tread on one. No need to be overly concerned but be mindful. Our property is ideal for self-contained vans, camper trailers, medium motor homes, tents or swags, it’s up to you. There are no toilets so only suitable if you have your own toilet facilities and take away all waste when you leave. All toilet waste, leaving our property is very important and an absolutely essential requirement for all visitors. Public waste dump points are at Stroud, Dungog and Gloucester. Gloucester Dungog and historic Stroud village are nearby as well as Barrington Tops World Heritage wilderness area and national park. This is an operating farm and therefore farming activities such as cattle droving, fencing, grass cutting or hay making may occasionally be occurring somewhere near your site but we would always let you know. We are sure you will enjoy our farm far more than a crowded traditional caravan park or campgrounds. We do have some limited bags of firewood for sale at $20 a bag most of the year. These are heavy bags of very dry local Hardwood. You can also collect firewood along the riverbanks yourself or bring your own firewood for a campfire (subject to any fire restrictions) if that is easier and more convenient for you. When you make a reservation at the property we will always endeavour to put you in your preferred location as best we can. However if we are impacted by adverse weather or need to run cattle on certain parts of the farm then we may need to make a change to the actual site you are in and trust you understand. We look forward to you visiting our farm.
Campfires
Potable water
from 
AU$121
 / night
Domaine De Binet

2. Domaine De Binet

97%
(157)
74km from Tea Gardens · 7 sites · Tents, RVs
Nestled in the heart of Australia's renowned Hunter Valley wine region, Binet Wines offers a truly unique and immersive camping experience for those seeking a taste of rustic luxury. This is our Domaine De Binet - Chapel Block property, just seven minutes up the road from our main property - Binet Family Wines - where you'll find our cellar door, and the Front Paddock (also bookable on Hipcamp). Surrounded by lush vineyards and picturesque landscapes, this hidden gem is a haven for Hipcampers seeking tranquility and connection with nature. Wake up to the serenity, and sip your coffee against the backdrop of rolling hills. By night gaze under a canopy of stars, while savouring Binet Family Wines! Whether you are a wine enthusiast or simply seeking a serene escape, Binet Wines invites to you enjoy this one-of-a-kind camping experience.
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Campfires
from 
AU$109
 / night
Delhuntie Park -Edens Canopy-

3. Delhuntie Park -Edens Canopy-

99%
(58)
24km from Tea Gardens · 21 sites · Tents, RVs
Located within the Mid Coast in lush rainforest on a beautiful property. With facilities including a swimming hole and some amazing walking tracks. Lovely green grass to camp on. About 10km to Myall lakes and Korsmans landing. The Myall Lakes region is a scenic and tranquil area located on the mid-north coast of New South Wales, Australia. Suited for off-road vehicles and caravans that are self-contained. The region encompasses the Myall Lakes, a network of interconnected lakes, rivers, and wetlands. The area is characterised by: - The Myall River, which flows into the lakes - Surrounding forests, including the Myall Lakes National Park - A subtropical climate with mild winters and warm summers The Myall Lakes region is renowned for its natural beauty and biodiversity: - Pristine lakes, rivers, and beaches - Mangrove forests and saltmarsh wetlands - Home to a wide range of wildlife, including dolphins, whales, and over 200 bird species - Myall Lakes National Park, offering hiking trails, camping sites, and scenic lookouts. - Fishing, boating, and kayaking on the lakes and rivers - Swimming, surfing, and beach activities - Hiking, camping, and birdwatching in the national park - Whale watching and dolphin spotting - Tea Gardens: A quaint village with historic buildings, restaurants, and waterfront views - Bulahdelah: A rural town with a rich history, antique shops, and the nearby Myall Lakes National Park - Bombah Point: A small village with a ferry service to the national park
Toilets
Campfires
Showers
from 
AU$79
 / night
Falcons Nest

4. Falcons Nest

99%
(45)
75km from Tea Gardens · 9 sites · RVs
Falcons Nest is located 2 km from the amazing Blackhead Beach. It is an easily accessed semi-rural 25 acre property at Hallidays Point 20 minutes from Forster/Tuncurry. The Blackhead Tavern is within walking distance or you can grab the courtesy bus right from the front gate. Our local foodworks is just down the road. I'ts also just a 20-minute drive to Forster/Tuncurry. We have ample open space to park extra large motorhomes or small self-contained caravans. Power and water can be provided within the Big Shed sites. If Self contained camping is more your thing our paddock sites can cater to groups. The Property has treed areas along with some cleared paddocks so you can easily find some space to spread out as a group or on your own. There's a dam and dry creek bed with lots of bush down the back, and wallabies can be seen feeding most mornings and afternoons at the back of the property. For long stays please contact us for extended stay rates. Guests must be fully self contained with their own toilet/shower facilities.
Electrical hookup
Water hookup
from 
AU$48
 / night
Peaceful Pond

5. Peaceful Pond

98%
(83)
17km from Tea Gardens · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
Peaceful Pond is our 10-acre property in bushland, just 15 minutes from the village of Karuah, NSW. The pond has an island, reached via a floating bridge. Enjoy the tranquility of listening to the abundant birdlife, or swim in the cool, clear water, among the waterlilies. If you prefer more activity you can paddle a kayak or go for a bush walk. There are pushbikes available to ride through the bush tracks to the river, if you feel energetic. You may see wallabies and kangaroos, goannas, and even echidnas. The dark night skies are ablaze with stars for you to enjoy. Tim and Vicki will welcome you, point out your site, and give you access to drinking water from their rainwater tank. We offer several camping sites tucked around the property. All for self-contained campers, with no access to power or running water, so campers must have their own toilet. Fires are permitted in firepits provided when weather and fire ratings allow. Firewood is provided free of charge. Pets are welcome, as long as they are on a lead or under close control, to ensure the safety of the wildlife. Relax, unwind, and listen to the sounds of nature.
Campfires
Potable water
from 
AU$43
 / night
96% (6.8K) 224 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Tea Gardens

Platypus Pools

1. Platypus Pools

100%
(545)
50km from Tea Gardens · 5 sites · Tents, RVs
Premium and exclusive natural camping at its best. Our farm is located on the beautiful Karuah River in the picturesque Monkerai valley. The river is a fresh mountain river running from the foothills of Barrington Tops. We only offer 5 sites across our 300 acre property giving you absolute privacy and a sense of serenity We were very pleased to have been recognised by Hipcamp as being one of the top 20 Hipcamp locations in NSW for 2022. Most of the year the river is lovely and clear and ideal for swimming canoeing floating on airbeds fishing photography or just enjoying. There is also some really nice bike riding and walking opportunities around the valley although you will be on gravel roads and we are only 25 min drive from the popular Dungog mountain bike park. You are likely to see a variety of birdlife other wildlife including black and white cockatoos ducks some lizards, occasionally wallabies, echidnas and if you are lucky a Platypus or two. We are fortunate to see platypus in the river frequently which is a sign of just how pristine the water running down from the mountains really is. You will have your campsite completely to yourself with no other camper near you. Privacy, tranquillity, relaxation and just enjoying nature is waiting for you. Be sure to bring your telescope as you’ll be amazed at the stargazing at night with no light pollution. With some lovely Spring rain the river is running beautifully and is great for a swim, fish or canoe. Swimming, canoeing and running the rapids on surf mats is always popular at our property and as long as the river is it normal levels and a lot of fun. However, we always highly recommend people wear some form of footwear in the river such as rafting sandals or old joggers or similar as the rocks are very hard on your feet and there’s a particular nasty little fish called a “Bullrout” that whilst rare can infect a nasty sting if you tread on one. No need to be overly concerned but be mindful. Our property is ideal for self-contained vans, camper trailers, medium motor homes, tents or swags, it’s up to you. There are no toilets so only suitable if you have your own toilet facilities and take away all waste when you leave. All toilet waste, leaving our property is very important and an absolutely essential requirement for all visitors. Public waste dump points are at Stroud, Dungog and Gloucester. Gloucester Dungog and historic Stroud village are nearby as well as Barrington Tops World Heritage wilderness area and national park. This is an operating farm and therefore farming activities such as cattle droving, fencing, grass cutting or hay making may occasionally be occurring somewhere near your site but we would always let you know. We are sure you will enjoy our farm far more than a crowded traditional caravan park or campgrounds. We do have some limited bags of firewood for sale at $20 a bag most of the year. These are heavy bags of very dry local Hardwood. You can also collect firewood along the riverbanks yourself or bring your own firewood for a campfire (subject to any fire restrictions) if that is easier and more convenient for you. When you make a reservation at the property we will always endeavour to put you in your preferred location as best we can. However if we are impacted by adverse weather or need to run cattle on certain parts of the farm then we may need to make a change to the actual site you are in and trust you understand. We look forward to you visiting our farm.
Campfires
Potable water
from 
AU$121
 / night
Domaine De Binet

2. Domaine De Binet

97%
(157)
74km from Tea Gardens · 7 sites · Tents, RVs
Nestled in the heart of Australia's renowned Hunter Valley wine region, Binet Wines offers a truly unique and immersive camping experience for those seeking a taste of rustic luxury. This is our Domaine De Binet - Chapel Block property, just seven minutes up the road from our main property - Binet Family Wines - where you'll find our cellar door, and the Front Paddock (also bookable on Hipcamp). Surrounded by lush vineyards and picturesque landscapes, this hidden gem is a haven for Hipcampers seeking tranquility and connection with nature. Wake up to the serenity, and sip your coffee against the backdrop of rolling hills. By night gaze under a canopy of stars, while savouring Binet Family Wines! Whether you are a wine enthusiast or simply seeking a serene escape, Binet Wines invites to you enjoy this one-of-a-kind camping experience.
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Campfires
from 
AU$109
 / night
Delhuntie Park -Edens Canopy-

3. Delhuntie Park -Edens Canopy-

99%
(58)
24km from Tea Gardens · 21 sites · Tents, RVs
Located within the Mid Coast in lush rainforest on a beautiful property. With facilities including a swimming hole and some amazing walking tracks. Lovely green grass to camp on. About 10km to Myall lakes and Korsmans landing. The Myall Lakes region is a scenic and tranquil area located on the mid-north coast of New South Wales, Australia. Suited for off-road vehicles and caravans that are self-contained. The region encompasses the Myall Lakes, a network of interconnected lakes, rivers, and wetlands. The area is characterised by: - The Myall River, which flows into the lakes - Surrounding forests, including the Myall Lakes National Park - A subtropical climate with mild winters and warm summers The Myall Lakes region is renowned for its natural beauty and biodiversity: - Pristine lakes, rivers, and beaches - Mangrove forests and saltmarsh wetlands - Home to a wide range of wildlife, including dolphins, whales, and over 200 bird species - Myall Lakes National Park, offering hiking trails, camping sites, and scenic lookouts. - Fishing, boating, and kayaking on the lakes and rivers - Swimming, surfing, and beach activities - Hiking, camping, and birdwatching in the national park - Whale watching and dolphin spotting - Tea Gardens: A quaint village with historic buildings, restaurants, and waterfront views - Bulahdelah: A rural town with a rich history, antique shops, and the nearby Myall Lakes National Park - Bombah Point: A small village with a ferry service to the national park
Toilets
Campfires
Showers
from 
AU$79
 / night
Falcons Nest

4. Falcons Nest

99%
(45)
75km from Tea Gardens · 9 sites · RVs
Falcons Nest is located 2 km from the amazing Blackhead Beach. It is an easily accessed semi-rural 25 acre property at Hallidays Point 20 minutes from Forster/Tuncurry. The Blackhead Tavern is within walking distance or you can grab the courtesy bus right from the front gate. Our local foodworks is just down the road. I'ts also just a 20-minute drive to Forster/Tuncurry. We have ample open space to park extra large motorhomes or small self-contained caravans. Power and water can be provided within the Big Shed sites. If Self contained camping is more your thing our paddock sites can cater to groups. The Property has treed areas along with some cleared paddocks so you can easily find some space to spread out as a group or on your own. There's a dam and dry creek bed with lots of bush down the back, and wallabies can be seen feeding most mornings and afternoons at the back of the property. For long stays please contact us for extended stay rates. Guests must be fully self contained with their own toilet/shower facilities.
Electrical hookup
Water hookup
from 
AU$48
 / night
Peaceful Pond

5. Peaceful Pond

98%
(83)
17km from Tea Gardens · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
Peaceful Pond is our 10-acre property in bushland, just 15 minutes from the village of Karuah, NSW. The pond has an island, reached via a floating bridge. Enjoy the tranquility of listening to the abundant birdlife, or swim in the cool, clear water, among the waterlilies. If you prefer more activity you can paddle a kayak or go for a bush walk. There are pushbikes available to ride through the bush tracks to the river, if you feel energetic. You may see wallabies and kangaroos, goannas, and even echidnas. The dark night skies are ablaze with stars for you to enjoy. Tim and Vicki will welcome you, point out your site, and give you access to drinking water from their rainwater tank. We offer several camping sites tucked around the property. All for self-contained campers, with no access to power or running water, so campers must have their own toilet. Fires are permitted in firepits provided when weather and fire ratings allow. Firewood is provided free of charge. Pets are welcome, as long as they are on a lead or under close control, to ensure the safety of the wildlife. Relax, unwind, and listen to the sounds of nature.
Campfires
Potable water
from 
AU$43
 / night

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