The best camping near Tinkrameanah National Park
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Barkala farmstay
72 sites · RVs, Tents13000 acres · Coonabarabran, NSW
Barkala Farmstay is a self-sustaining farm located off the grid, supplying our own water and solar electricity. The Farm is a grazing property situated on 13,000 acres surrounded by the tranquil Pilliga Forest. Only access is a 10km dirt road of the Newell Highway, north of Coonabarabran (follow directions below).
As well as farm animals, the farm hosts a thriving community of birds and well- designed bush tracks where you can discover local wildlife, plants, Aboriginal artifacts, great lookouts, sandstone cliffs and caves all in the midst of the Pilliga Forrest.
Barkala Farmstay is also home to Pilliga Pottery and the Blue Wren Bush Cafe (closed Wednesdays), offering pottery demonstrations and workshops, traditional European inspired fresh foods with ingredients from our organic green house and homemade Gelato.
The property offers two camp sites, Goanna and Kellies Campground, which are freely available to anyone who books a camping stay with us. There are no allocated camping spots in either campground, thus it is first come, first serve. We offer large camping spots with no campground boundaries hence there is space for vehicles of any size. Both camping sites offer compost toilets and showers (although we encourage short showers due to our off-grid, self-sustaining farm). You are welcome to stop by the reception upon check-in to hear more about our campgrounds and we can help you find the perfect camp spot and tell you more about what we have to offer.
Campers are welcome to enjoy feeding of our farm animals, our saltwater pool and campfires. Firewood can be collected on the property by yourself, or you can visit the reception to buy firewood.
There is no phone reception close to any buildings but free limited Wi-Fi in the cafe area.
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AU$14
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Maalaabidi Naturist Farm Stay
7 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents350 acres · Coonabarabran, NSW
Maalaabidi is a clothing-optional farm stay with a cabin, camping (limited power to some sites), an old hanger rec area with coffee bar, camp kitchen, antique machinery display, and a private 900mtr airstrip.
You'll find great views and magical sunrises, a communal campfire, camp kitchen, hot showers, and toilets. Enjoy the recreation area where you can listen to music, get a real barista coffee or just sit around the campfire in the evening and look at the stars (we are in the astronomy capital of Australia).
By day, stroll through the bush and enjoy the wildlife and wildflowers or take a drive to the many local attentions like the Warrumbungle National Park, The Sandstone Caves (a local Aboriginal significant site), Pilliga Pottery, or Crystal Kingdom.
Whilst we are a clothing-optional venue, don't be discouraged if you are not one to bare all, just come with an open mind that is respectful of the choices and individuality of others.
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Warrumbungles Mtn Motel Campground
19 sites · RVs, Tents25 acres · Coonabarabran, NSW
Set on 25 acres in a quiet and peaceful valley bounded on three sides by the Castlereagh River 8 kms west of Coonabarabran on the road to the Warrumbungle National Park.
This is a campground suitable for self contained caravans, camper trailers and tents - limited amenities and power.
Great star gazing location as well as numerous bush walking and bird watching locations.
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Mount Terrace
6 sites · RVs, Tents2500 acres · Tonderburine, NSW
Mt Terrace is a 2500 acre property hidden in the Warrumbungle mountains, it supports a wide variety of animals and bush land to explore as well as creeks, waterfalls and its own mountain range. Surrounded by the Warrumbungle national park & Australia's only sky park, it has a lot to offer and explore.Enjoy piece and quiet with a selection of 3 camp sites to choose from, you'll have pleny of space and privacy. Access is relatively easy you will not need a 4wd but low city cars are not suitable . Fires are permitted in designated areas and within season.Pets are allowed.All campers must have their own supplies and be self sufficient as we do not supply any amenities, camper trailers are welcome however we do not accept caravans at this stage.Come check us out!
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Sashaven Park
5 sites · RVs, Tents100 acres · Bomera, NSW
We're located out beyond the Black Stump.
Our farm is set on a 100 acre property with 40% cleared and 60% bush.You can choose to camp in the bush or cleared area. There are trees you can camp under for shade during the warmer months.
This campsite suits self-contained campers who bring their own camping toilet/shower and water supply.
Campfires are permitted.
The town of Coonabarabran is a 40 min drive from the campsite, and just beyond the township is the Warrumbungle National Park where you can go star gazing. Mudgee is a 1.5 hr drive away.
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Allandale
10 sites · RVs, Tents1700 acres · Coonabarabran, NSW
We are located east of Coonabarabran with approximately 1600+ acres of hilly bush, mostly untouched for the past 50 years. Old logging trails throughout leading to peaks for views east and west as far as the eye can see.
Night fall provides star gazing below some of the cleanest air in Australia. Planes, satellites and if you squint hard enough you might see something else. Watch the Starlink trail, wish upon a shooting star.
Pull your caravan out the back or park your motorhomes up the front, pitch a tent almost anywhere.
Set up a camp fire and sit in the perfect silence that surrounds you. Bush walk or mountain bike around and experience kangaroos and an emu unfazed by human interaction! Discover Spa Corner, and if you are lucky enough to come across me, ask me how it came to be there. Jump in, bust out the bubbles, and post a pic to Instagram.
You will need to be self-contained with own camping toilet and drinking water. There is access to a shower and rubbish facilities.
This is big sky country. The skies are crystal clear and sun rises and sunsets are breath taking. So far my favourite spot on earth is out here. Come and experience it with us, hopefully you will enjoy it as much as we do.
4WDs are recommended to access the property, and there is limited access for motorhomes and 2WD (weight restrictions on motorhomes apply). If you're unsure about your camping vehicle please message before booking.
Pets are welcome, and off leash by negotiation.
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The best camping near Tinkrameanah National Park guide
Overview
About
Tinkrameanah National Park, a haven of natural beauty established in 2005, spans 969 hectares of pristine wilderness. Visitors can immerse themselves in a variety of activities, from birdwatching and wildlife encounters to exploring historic heritage and Aboriginal culture. While the park beckons adventurers and nature enthusiasts alike, it's important to note that camping facilities are not mentioned within the provided context.
When to go
The best time to visit Tinkrameanah National Park is during the milder seasons, avoiding the extreme heat of summer. Spring and autumn offer comfortable temperatures for exploring the park's diverse landscapes. Be mindful of fire bans typically occurring in the hotter months, which can affect access and activities.
Know before you go
- Check for local alerts and fire bans before planning your visit to ensure safety and compliance with park regulations.
- Access to the park is available during daylight hours, with contact available at the Coonabarabran office from 8:30am to 5pm.
- While exploring, maintain a safe distance from wildlife and respect the park's conservation efforts.
- Download a PDF map of the park for navigation, as mobile reception may be limited in remote areas.
- For any emergencies within the park, dial 000 to reach emergency services.
- Tinkrameanah National Park
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