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Nimbin Rocks Camping

Hosted by Michael · Nimbin, New South Wales
5 sites · RV, Tent · 40 acres
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Gob-smacking views of Nimbin Rocks. Photos can't convey the mystical presence you get in real life - it's like camping inside a poem. Horse-shoe bordered by 2km of Goolmangar Creek - known platypus habitat. Secluded - but only 5-min drive to Nimbin village, the alternative capital (pop 1,600) of Australia. Sites are out of eye-shot from 'the others'. Limit of five dispersed sites across 30 acres. You'll need to Arrive Before Dark to be directed. Really, you do. Creek-sites suit experienced, self-contained campers (with 4wd) that like a bit of space. & know how to deal with their own shit. Literally. (Update: we're now in a dry spell meaning all sites are currently accessible with 2wd.) Cons: MUST check-in before dark. Camping (especially creek sites) is weather-dependent - not accessible in extended periods of rain (by 4wd, or otherwise) - but who wants to camp in the rain anyway? In 'dry-windows' (which we have now!) , even 2wd is fine, but do check the forecast/correspond with me before booking. If it's looking grim, it's cool to cancel with 24-hrs notice. It's a farm. Not a centralized campground offering full-amenities or caravan access. As free-range campers 'on-that-farm, there are some free-range cows' (& chooks) . So you'll need to partially share the land with them. They're somewhat curious, but not aggressive.
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Creek View North

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RV/tent site · Sleeps 2 · Vehicles under 11 m
Drive in site. Must check-in before dark. Pros: Creek view Secluded - lots of space - no other campers within eye-shot Shady spot to pitch the tent/set up your table. Relatively close to compost toilet (300m walk) Great aspect view of two of the Nimbin Rocks "thunder eggs" that rose like molten toffey out of the crust 20-40 million years ago ... in the eruption of Mt Warning. You should be safe now though Minimalist campfires currently allowed. No bonfires at any time! Cons: Must check-in before dark. Doesn't have a view of main rock (though you can see all three if you take a short walk) Very weather-dependent - not accessible in rainy periods
Campfires allowed
Toilet
No potable water
No pets
No electrical hookup
No water hookup
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NE Rocks-Creek

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RV/tent site · Sleeps 2 · Vehicles under 5 m
Drive in site. 4wd drive only during autumn. Must check-in before dark. Pros: Double-whammy views. Creek view in one direction - Rocks in the other. Picnic table in situ Private space Shady spots to pitch the tent or set up your table &amp Relatively close to compost toilet, water (500m walk) Cons: Weather-dependent - not accessible in rainy periods It's currently a cow paddock
Campfires allowed
No toilet
No potable water
No pets
No electrical hookup
No water hookup
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Creek South

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RV/tent site · Sleeps 2 · Vehicles under 5 m
Drive in site on the banks of Goolmangar creek Pros: Chance to spot a platypus in the early mornings/evenings Spectacular views of Nimbin Rocks Private site - no other campers within 300m Tree shade for tent Cons: No amenities. Though campers are welcome to use compost toilet back at the house (about 2 minutes drive). Very weather dependent - only accessible in dry conditions You must arrive before dark to be directed to the site
Campfires allowed
No toilet
No potable water
No pets
No electrical hookup
No water hookup
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Creek East

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RV/tent site · Sleeps 2 · Vehicles under 4 m
Pros: Drive in site on the banks of Goolmangar creek Chance to spot a platypus in the early mornings/evenings Spectacular views of Nimbin Rocks Private site - no other campers within 300m Tree shade for tent & camp table Cons: No amenities. Though campers are welcome to use compost toilet back at the house (about 2 minutes drive). Very weather dependent - only accessible in dry conditions You must arrive before dark to be directed to the site
Campfires allowed
No toilet
No potable water
No pets
No electrical hookup
No water hookup
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Rock-Eye Creek SE

RV/tent site · Sleeps 2 · Vehicles under 10 m
Drive in site on the banks of Goolmangar creek with best view of Nimbin Rocks. Must arrive before dark Pros: Chance to spot a platypus in the early mornings/evenings Spectacular views of Nimbin Rocks, including best view of Rock-eye Private site - no other campers within 300m Tree shade for tent Cons: No amenities. Though campers are welcome to use compost toilet back at the house (about 2 minutes drive). Weather dependent - not accessible in extended wet conditions You must arrive before dark to be directed to the site
Campfires allowed
No toilet
No potable water
No pets
No electrical hookup
No water hookup
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98% Recommend41 Ratings · 35 reviews

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Nimbin, New South Wales, AustraliaTo respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking
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Hosted by Michael T.

Joined in December 2024

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