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The best camping in Lachlan Valley National Park, NSW
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The best camping in Lachlan Valley National Park, NSW
Burraburoon Farmstay
1. Burraburoon Farmstay
99%
(172)
78km from Lachlan Valley National Park · 13 sites · Tents, RVs
Burraburoon Farmstay is a working sheep property located in outback NSW, between Hay and Deniliquin.
Camping (Bob's Bend) is on the banks of a private lake with extensive gardens - offering a unique opportunity to find a personal sense of stillness and tranquillity in a way like no other.
At Bob's Bend there is a camp kitchen, toilets and showers, as wel;l;. Friendly dogs are welcome on a leash. Please note - no motorized boats on the lake.
We also have a private primitive camp in the paddock with unlimited camping sites. Bush dunny and firewood provided. Bore water available from tap.
No water views, just you and nature.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
from
AU$37
/ night
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Anja
3 days ago
Tent
With kids
It is a lovely place! Lots of kamgaroos and emus. Good shower, toilet and facilities. Loved it!
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Russell
1 week ago
4 m pop-up camper
With pets
What a great little spot! The amenities were clean and the kids loved the kayaks! We wish we had longer than 2 nights! The hosts were really beautiful and accommodating!! Will come back for sure!
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Brad
2 weeks ago
Tent
With pets
Fantastic place to be lovely owners peace and quiet Fantastic clean amenities with toilets showers and even a bath with hot and cold water lots of different camping styles from tent to even on site caravans for hire the camp kitchen is amazing and well stocked very highly recommended we will be back many a times to recharge and relax👌
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Shubhra
2 weeks ago
Tent
With pets
We really enjoyed our stay at Burraburoon’s farmstay and our dog loved it too. It’s a good place to relax and enjoy nature. Just something for future campers to be aware of: we saw 2-3 monitor lizard around the area three to four times during our stay. It didn’t bother us, but it’s helpful to know what to expect when camping here.
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Alastair
December 2025
6 m travel trailer
What a fantastic place to stay! We camped with the van for a week and it was perfect. The camp kitchen has all you could need and is neat and clean. The toilet and shower blocks are also very clean. There was plenty of wildlife, emus, eagles, kangaroos and goannas. The kayaks and private lake was perfect for the hot summer days. Fire pits available for the cooler nights.
Hosts Tertia and Ken lovely and very accommodating.
We would highly recommend this camp to everyone!
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Ashley
November 2025
4 m pop-up camper
With kids
We loved this site. It was remote, has a great fire pit and lovely red dirt. The hosts were really easy to communicate with and the site was easy to find. We like being away from it all so this was great for us. The stars at night time were brilliant as was the drive in with so many emus (with babies) to spot. We loved our night here.
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Laura
November 2025
28 m travel trailer
Great farm stay at Burraburoon! The facilities were spotless with everything you could ever think to need. We enjoyed the walking tracks, wildlife spotting and stargazing. Magic spot.
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Gavin
October 2025
5 m travel trailer
With pets
Primitive Paddock Camping at it's best.
Great flat ground, easy to set up and good access for the caravan.
Having sheep, kangaroos and emus visit us was an added bonus.
Ken was a great host, he met us on the camp grounds went through the do's and should not's.
Just loved the peace and quiet, with the calming sounds of nature
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Tania
September 2025
7 m pop-up camper
Beautiful spot with lots of wildlife. Absolutely lovely stay - very relaxing ☺️ We will be back!
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Gary
August 2025
9 m Class A
We had a lovely couple of days camped by the river. Great facilities including flushing toilets and hot shower , campfires and tranquility. Ken was very friendly and accomodating .
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Marylou
July 2025
15 m travel trailer
With pets
Loved our stay here!! Just perfect and we’ll definitely be back!!!!
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Andrea
July 2025
6 m Class B
With kids
We had a fantastic night stay, and really wish it was longer. The waterside camp setting was stunning and we enjoyed a bike ride through the trails in the morning. The camp kitchen and bathrooms were unexpectedly comfortable and the hot shower on a very cold morning was much appreciated. Thanks for having us!
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Oliver
June 2025
Tent
Lovely spot, very good amenities, owner was very kind and helpful
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rebecca
June 2025
6 m travel trailer
With kids
We absolutely loved our stay on the lake. The whole place was amazing, from having outdoor bush showers and toilet to a camp kitchen with a deck. It was so peaceful and the hosts were kind and helpful. Will definitely be back if we ever head this way on our travels again.
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Drew
June 2025
Tent
Group trip
We stayed at the primitive site and it had everything needed. A quiet place with no one else to bother you. The sand you camp on was firm and given that it rained on us, soaked up any puddles. I’d gladly come back again! And the hosts are responsive to messages and great to chat with 👍
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Warren
May 2025
Tent
Very nice spot to stay, the lake the outdoor facility is well maintained, it makes you feel like you are in an Oasis.
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Kara
May 2025
2 m travel trailer
With pets
Burraburoon is gold! A hidden oasis with beautiful wildlife, amazing hosts, lake view sites, outstanding facilities. Do nothing or everything!
Definitely one for another visit.
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Claire
April 2025
Tent
With kids
My family loved camping at Bob's Bend. Our campsite was big enough for our 2 cabin tents. We had a lakeside space with our own fire pit. The camp kitchen is generously decked out with communal fridge, microwave, kettle, toaster, bbq and a burner. We didn't use the woodfired pizza oven but will plan for it next trip. The deck over the lake offered great sunset views. The toilets and showers are clean with running hot water. There is also a washing up station. The large communal fireplace was lovely too. Tertia and Ken have generously invested in the campsite to make it comfortable, clean and very welcoming.
The lake was shallow when we visited allowing our kids to learn kayaking skills in relative safety. Deep enough to swim or fall out with out hitting the bottom and shallow enough to walk across.
Stargazing is spectacular. We enjoyed waking early to watch meteor shower. Bird watching during the day was great. Next time we will bring a book to I'd them.
Thanks for having us.
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Luisa
April 2025
Tent
With kids
i loved the entrance to the lake from our a camping spot and that kayaks were always available for a row. The facilities were clean and well supplied. Overall a very nice stay over easter.
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Wendy
April 2025
6 m Class B
A beautiful quiet calm place to camp close to the water. Excellent facilities - especially the communal deck overlooking the water.
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Overview
About
Lachlan Valley National Park, a serene expanse of wilderness, invites adventurers to explore its rich tapestry of habitats. From birdwatching to cycling, the park offers a plethora of activities set against a backdrop of scenic beauty. Whether you're looking to immerse yourself in Aboriginal culture or traverse historic sites, Lachlan Valley is your gateway to the great outdoors.
When to go
The best time to visit Lachlan Valley National Park is during the cooler months, from April to October, when the weather is mild and conducive to outdoor activities. Summer months can be extremely hot, making it less comfortable for visitors. Always check for current alerts and fire bans before planning your trip.
Know before you go
- Check for current alerts and fire bans before visiting, as conditions can affect park access and activities.
- Be prepared for the park's remote location; ensure you have sufficient supplies and a means of communication.
- Respect the park's conservation efforts by adhering to guidelines, especially regarding fire usage and wildlife interactions.
- Explore the rich Aboriginal culture and historic heritage, but remember to leave artefacts and sites undisturbed.
- Visitor centres and guided tours are available to enhance your experience, offering insights into the park's biodiversity and landscapes.
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