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Kookaburra

96%

· Jerrawangala, New South Wales

20 acres hosted by Christine M.

3 Vehicle/Tent sites

Primitive camping

Best for self-contained campers. There are no toilets, showers, or potable water at this Hipcamp.

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Kookaburra is a small farm on 20 acres. A quiet location less than two minutes off the Princes Highway, located halfway between Ulladulla and Nowra on the NSW South Coast (approximately 3 hours from Sydney and Canberra). Camping is available on lush green paddocks or under the trees, a short walk from the creek. We enjoy plenty of birdlife, wallabies, and wombats (keep an eye out at dusk). Guests will enjoy solitude and space, but please be aware that other groups may be visible. There are no restroom facilities here, so guests must be self-sufficient, take rubbish, and leave no trace. We have cows, chickens and a pig. There are a wide variety of local activities to enjoy. National parks surround us for four-wheel driving, motorbiking, mountain biking, hiking and climbing. We are also within 30 minutes to numerous beaches. It is a beautiful, quiet and secluded spot to spend your next weekend or just overnight while passing through. We can cater to larger groups (ask for details and pricing), but we expect respect and quiet for our neighbours, animals, and pets. Fires are allowed, and firewood is available (cut/collect your own). We are pet friendly and love our pets, too, but please ensure they are well-behaved and leave the animals and wildlife alone. Things to note: There is little phone reception (mostly none). 2wd is generally fine unless it gets very wet. Bring a pest repellent. Wombat holes do extensive damage to unsuspecting vehicles. Snakes (Black and Browns). Bee hives (keep clear or be stung). Beware tree stumps.

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12 Ratings · 10 reviews

Chris T.recommends

April 8, 2024

Kookaburra Two

Kookaburra 2 is a nice quiet camp, just off Pacific Hwy and about 30 mins from Jervis Bay. We had the place to ourselves with the curious cows for company and a few evening kangaroos. Christine was quick to respond and although there had been heavy rains and the site was well drained.

Danielle M.recommends

March 31, 2024

Kookaburra Two

Lovely spot near Jervis Bay. Definitely recommend.

Tiana P.recommends

March 31, 2024

Kookaburra One

Kookaburra One was an ideal place to stay for the night! The surrounding farmland was expansive and beautiful, and having access to the creek for a refreshing swim was a bonus!

Greg & Julie O.recommends

March 21, 2024

Kookaburra Two

Kookaburra Camping

Signage to find the farm was clear and easily accessible. There was plenty of space, well away from the traffic noise. Site was reasonably flat, grass mowed in the camping areas, and although signage not present for the camping site, was assisted promptly by the owner to locate approprate spot. Signs indicated to go through the next gate to the camping area and mowed grass indicated the direction to take. Is was a pleasant stay. cows were curious but non threatening.

Steven A.recommends

March 18, 2024

Kookaburra Two

A nice little private spot, close to some beautiful south coast beaches. The river was nice, but I'm not much of a river swimmer!! Take the insect repellant, some wine and a good book.

Craig P.recommends

March 16, 2024

Kookaburra Two

Good Host, Good Location, Plenty of Space. Close to Highway for easy access.

Location

Jerrawangala, New South Wales, AustraliaTraditional, ancestral territory of Yuin First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking

Hosted by Christine M.Joined in December 2023

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