The best camping near Bindarri State Conservation Area

Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Bindarri State Conservation Area adventure.

Discover Bindarri State Conservation Area's lush forests and 4WD adventures.  

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Breelong Valley

15 sites · RVs, Tents600 acres · Breelong, NSW
Discover the tranquility of Breelong Valley, just outside Gilgandra. Nestled amidst expansive paddocks, this hidden gem offers sweeping views of the Castlereagh River, making it an ideal retreat for both small and large groups. We do have a long drop toilet that is kept clean for our guests With private access to the river, you can unwind in serene surroundings, enjoying the quiet beauty of nature. Breelong Valley welcomes you to a peaceful getaway where the vast landscapes and the soothing river create an unforgettable experience. We are close enough to town so convenient for supplies, but far enough away for peace and quiet. We have plenty of horses for the kids to come and spend time with, along with baby lambs, goats, and chickens. Breelong Valley also offers a farm-to-plate experience with our beautiful fresh produce and succulent lamb for sale so you can stock up on some of your essentials, and enjoy a fantastic campfire dinner. Pets are welcome, and campfires are permitted when conditions allow, and no local fire restrictions are in place.
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Gilgooma Camp Ground

29 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents3000 acres · Gilgooma, NSW
Nestled of the edge of the Australian outback is Gilgooma, a quintessential Australian family farm. Owned and occupied by three generations of farmers, Gilgooma has swung open the farm gate and is taking bookings for an unforgettable experience. Set against the backdrop of rugged bush beauty and sprawling landscapes, Gilgooma offers a unique opportunity to connect with the land and be immersed in the tranquillity and sometimes trials of rural life. Gilgooma provides a pet and family friendly, low-impact camping experience on a family-run property, allowing guests to unwind amidst the untouched beauty of the Australian bush. Guests can choose from unpowered camp sites, limited powered sites, or cozy cabin accommodations, each offering a private space under starry skies. Gilgooma offers an entirely undeveloped camp site, off the beaten track, about halfway between Coonamble and Pilliga. You have the freedom and space to stretch out in your own private space under wide skies. You will need to be self-sufficient and leave no trace. Gilgooma offers a low impact camping experience on a family farm and provides you with a genuine opportunity to connect with the land. Experience the unpredictable, rough, real country of Gilgooma. With no mobile reception or wifi, Gilgooma provides the perfect setting for you to unplug and unwind on the edge of the Pilliga West State Conservation Area; in an iconic Australian landscape offering rugged beauty on a grand scale. Gilgooma makes the ideal stopover for your travels and provides a convenient home base for local day trips. Itineraries revealing hidden gems and providing invaluable local insight have been designed by your hosts and are available to guests camping at Gilgooma. From meandering along tranquil creek beds to exploring rugged trails on bikes, Gilgooma offers a myriad of activities for guests to create their own adventures. Visitors can bird watch, stargaze from the shearer's stretchers or embark on self-guided tours to uncover hidden gems within the farm and its surrounding areas. For those seeking a deeper understanding of farm life, personalised farm tours are available, providing an immersive experience alongside the family. It is possible for you to have exclusive access to the entire site, just contact us with your proposed dates to arrange your private stay.
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The best camping near Bindarri State Conservation Area guide

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About

Bindarri State Conservation Area, a haven for adventure seekers, offers an immersive experience in the heart of nature. Traverse the 80km Orara Escarpment 4WD touring route, winding through ancient forests and offering idyllic spots for picnics, walks, and swims. While camping isn't mentioned, the park's activities promise a memorable outdoor adventure.

When to go

The best time to visit Bindarri State Conservation Area is during the drier months when the tracks are more accessible for 4WD adventures. The wet season can make routes challenging and may lead to closures. Always check local alerts before planning your visit to ensure the area is open and safe for exploration.

Know before you go

  • Check the latest updates on fires, closures, and other alerts before your visit.
  • Contact the Coffs Harbour office from Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 4:30pm for any inquiries.
  • Keep an eye out for koalas amid the park's protected habitats.
  • Remember to respect the natural environment and follow all park guidelines during your visit.

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