The best camping near Weddin Mountains National Park
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Ben Hall Creek Camp
11 sites · RVs, Tents20 acres · Grenfell, NSW
Come and camp on the banks of a creek, where the bushranger Ben Hall used to camp with his horses in the mid 1800s!
The property is located smack bang in the middle of Young, Forbes, West Wylong and Cowra - taking about an hour to drive to each.
The is plenty to do and see in the area, including exploring the nearby Weddin Mountains National Park and Bimbi State Forest.
Just 20 minute North is the quaint town of Grenfell. Tucked into the beautiful Lachlan Valley, Grenfell is a fascinating gold rush town with great galleries, historic buildings and superb country pubs. There are also many events celebrating the town’s rich history and culture.
Campers will enjoy flat, grassy sites on this 20 acre block. The creek is suitable for swimming, fishing, gabbling and paddling, and is quite wide in spots.
This campsite suits self contained campers, who bring their own facilities and leave no trace. The access is via a dirt road (easy drive). You're welcome to bring your dog.
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Waimanu Marae
10 sites · RVs, Tents200 acres · Crowther, NSW
have 200 acres which incorporates rocky mountain and paddocks.
There is a walking track around the paddocks or you can bush walk the bush track.
We also back on to the Dananbilla national park which is 35 square kilometres.
A running spring fed creek with yabbies and watercress and small water hole in creek for a dip with small water fall.
We back on to 35 square kms of national park called Dananbilla.
You can see kangaroos, wallaby, wombat and if lucky akidna , goanna , lace monitor and many varieties of birds.
Great cell phone service with optus and telstra but not Vodafone.
Can charge your phone ,just bring your lead and power plug.
Plenty of firewood for your stay from fallen dead branches.
The mountain has the origional trig station for the area on top from early 1800s with beautifull views.
Meals are priced per person, and must be purchased with booking for our planning.
www.waimanumarae.com.au
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Quandialla Camp
5 sites · RVs, Tents4 acres · Quandialla, NSW
Quandialla Camp located in the Central West Region of NSW. A place to get away from the hustle and bustle yet close to major highways and amenities. Currently used as empty allotments land, a great place to camp overnight with views over the area. 4WD access recommended. Self sufficient site with amenities in the area.
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AU$39
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Canowindra Country Camp
20 sites · RVs, Tents20 acres · Moorbel, NSW
Come and enjoy this grassy campsite located on the outskirts of Canowindra.
Canowindra is known as the Hotair Balloon Capital of Australia, most mornings you wake to find a balloon floating in the sky.
Venture to the Main Street and see the historic building’s. Canowindra is also home of the Fish Fossil Museum, so much to explore.
Campers are welcome to enjoy a campfire, local regulations permitting.
Pet welcome!
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AU$25
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Young Country Getaway
2 sites · RVs, Tents10 acres · Young, NSW
Located near Young, this campsite is set on grassy undulating land. This is a working farm.
You will need to be a self-contained camper with own camping toilet/shower, drinking water and supplies. There are rubbish facilities available for guests.
Enjoy the crisp air and relax by the campfire at night.
Known as the Hilltop region, the township of Young and surrounds are full of rolling hills, farmlands and bush. If you visit in spring you'll be able to see fields full of bright yellow canola flowers as far as the eye can see. Bring your camera!
In December Young celebrates the National Cherry Festival, where you will find live music, a parade, fireworks and of course lots and lots of freshly picked, plump cherries. The region also has many vineyards and food providores as well as museums and some great historical sites.
Our property is located a short distance out of town for all your shopping needs.
Pets on leashes welcome.
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Rosnay
2 sites · Lodging35 acres · Canowindra, NSW
Rosnay is across the road from the original Bangaroo Station homestead, and was once part of the 36,000 acre station that was subdivided in 1905.
The Statham family moved to Rosnay in 1996 and began renovating the run down farm using organic and biodynamic methods. They planted the first vines in 1997, and olives in 1999, as well as thousands of native trees, all planted and grown without any chemicals.
The new glamping area is on the banks of a old farm dam in the middle of the olive grove. There are sheep and alpacas, and plenty of birds and kangaroos living there too.
For those who prefer not to sleep out in the elements, we offer a lovely farmstay guest house.
Rosnay is proud to be part of Rivers Road Organic Farms, an organic farming community title project.
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Windowrie Winery
1 site · RV, Tent300 acres · Canowindra, NSW
Windowrie Estate is a family-owned wine company based 15Km from Canowindra and 30 Km from Cowra. The property consists of 300 acres of vineyards and a working winery located on the western end of the farm.In wet weather, you'll need a 4WD to access the last 100m Access to paddocks is over some rocks so low clearance vehicles not recommended.Dog friendly. No amenities so campers need to have own toilet and leave no trace. Campfires permitted when restrictions aren't in place.
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AU$10
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Wybalena Homestead
1 site · RV, Tent320 acres · Canowindra, NSW
320 acres of mixed farm and bush land for you to enjoy.
Bushwalking and wild life watching plentiful.
Bring your vans, tents or even just a swag and enjoy our beautiful starry nights.
20 minutes to historical Canowindra, 1 hour to Orange, Forbes, Parkes and Cowra.
Children more than welcome!
Fires and pets on request.
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Picturesque Camping
2 sites · RVs, Tents2 acres · Moorbel, NSW
Enjoy a picturesque scene on a quiet country road only 4 km from Canowindra.
It's a 5 minute drive to amenities including the local pool, shops, cafes and pubs.
We are less than an hour's drive to national parks, canoeing or kayaking on the Lachlan River, Wyangala dam for fishing, boating or skiing, hiking (Koorawatha Falls), 4W Driving (Mount Canobolas), and all of the Orange and Cowra wine region for tastings at the cellar doors.
Food, drink, the great outdoors and even live music entertainment, truly Canowindra has it all.
Our property proudly boasts the original miner's cottage circa 1860, which is one of the oldest original buildings in the area.
No amenities at the campsites currently. Campers must be 100% self contained and bring their own camping toilet and shower.
Pets welcome but must be kept under control, leashed, and tethered at all times.
Horses considered. Must bring own portable yard, feed, and water. Please message us for a chat.
Please clean up after your dogs.
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