23km from Blueys Beach · 7 sites · Tents, RVsCURRENTLY NOT TAKING BOOKINGS ~
We’re currently giving Two Rivers a little love, with some exciting improvements underway around the property.
While bookings are temporarily paused, please feel free to send us message if you’re interested in staying. We’d be happy to keep you updated and let you know when bookings reopen.
Description~
Welcome to Two Rivers ~ Where two waterways meet and the story of our farm begins.
Currently at Two Rivers Farm, we only welcome self-sufficient, off-grid campers with maximum of 6 vans and 20 people though this will change as we continue to build and evolve the property. For now, you can choose between three distinctly beautiful spots each with its own perks and shared access to all the farm’s magic.
Camp at Ringer’s Rest:
Once the dairy farmer’s quarters, this rustic shed is now a bush-pub style gathering place. Settle by the fire, share stories and music, and raise a glass to farm camaraderie while overlooking the paddocks. Camp nearby and make this communal space your cosy hub.
Camp at Riverside Hilltop:
For sweeping views, set up at the Hilltop overlooking the river. Launch your fishing rods, canoes, SUPs or even a jet ski (no jetty, so launch from the riverbank). Watch swans glide, birds greet the dawn, and deer pass by as the river becomes your playground.
Camp at Riverside:
Set directly on the riverbank, our Riverside campsites put you right at the water’s edge. Step out of your tent or caravan and you’re instantly by the river, perfect for a morning swim, casting a line, or launching a kayak. Spend your days soaking up the views and your evenings by the fire as the river flows beside you, surrounded by wildlife and the sounds of nature
The Area:
Two Rivers is tucked away in Coolongolook on the Mid North Coast, with waterways flowing right out to Forster—just a 10-minute boat ride away. Nearby Nabiac offers the friendly Nabiac Hotel for a hearty meal or drink, plus The Artisan Farmer, a farm-to-table café, bakery, deli, and butcher showcasing local produce.
What to Bring:
We welcome self-sufficient campers only, so pack your swag, tent, campervan, or RV. At present there are no amenities, but exciting plans are underway for a camp kitchen and more facilities as the farm grows.