The best camping near Brindabella State Conservation Area

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Cudgella on Bundidgerry Creek

1 site · RV, Tent45 acres · Narrandera, NSW
Our property is set in a tranquil location on the banks of the Bundidgerry Creek out of view of main road, safely behind a locked gate. The campsite is a convenient 14km from Narrandera, and 12km from Grong Grong, not far off the Newell Highway. In town you will find all the supply and grocery stores to meet your needs.Located on the banks of Bundidgerry Creek on the Old Wagga Road you will find the old Cobb & Co route, south of the Newell Highway. Camp along the same water’s edge where travellers from past centuries would stop overnight on their journey out west. The campsite is located on the edge of the creek in an open, grassed area with plenty of shady trees. The creek flows well all year round and offers a fantastic spot for the family to enjoy. Swim, fish, kayak, canoe, launch a boat or relax and read a book as the sunlight reflects off the water.At camp you will have access to the undercover camp kitchen with a sink, BBQ and tables. There is a firepit, wood fired pizza oven for cooking. Guests have access to a gas hot water shower and flushing toilet. We ask that you leave no trace and take all your belongings and rubbish with you.Your pet is welcome to camp with you.Enjoy boating, fishing, kayaking or just relax.
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The Homestead

5 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents10000 acres · Darlington Point, NSW
Located on the Murrumbidgee River, The Homestead is a mixed sheep and cropping property, predominantly producing cotton and winter cereals. It features many historical buildings such as the shearing shed, shearers' quarters, and stables. It's the perfect place fish, relax or camp. There is a place to load your boat and enjoy some fishing. The township of Darlington Point is located 15 - 20 minutes drive away. There are two options for you to enjoy this beautiful property. The River Cabin: We have a modern, fresh cabin that can accommodate up to 2 guests, with the option of a further 6 guests to camp near it where they'll be able to use the cabin as a base, and will have access to power and water. Self-contained camping: Hyde Park: We have a beautiful open area to camp along the Murrumbidgee River, which is fantastic for a group of self-contained campers. Plenty of room, open country and riverside fun. One booking at a time, so you have this entire area to yourselves. All campers here must be self-contained with their own camp toilet, power and drinking water. Mossy's Beach : A more secluded spot featuring a beautiful sandbar which is fantastic for a group of self-contained campers. One booking at a time, so you have this entire area to yourselves. All campers here must be self-contained with their own camp toilet, power and drinking water. All options are very private from one another, so you are assured your own space. This is a working mixed-farming operation and so, there will be usual farming activity around the property which may include, vehicles mustering, motorbikes, irrigation pumps in use etc. Pets are welcome but MUST be supervised at all times and must be contained at night.
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AU$60
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Numeralla

3 sites · RVs, Tents83 acres · Narrandera, NSW
Welcome to our riverside farm used to rehabilitate injured and orphaned wildlife. River red gums are frequented by free-ranging koalas.We have two beaches for river swimming and high banks for fishing. More suited for tent campers and camper trailers to access campsite near the river beach. Large caravans and motorhomes will not be suitable for access to the river but paddock space away from the river would be suitable. There are no amenities so you'll need to have your own. If there is an emergency please see me for access to granny flat for use of amenities. Campfires permitted when restrictions aren't in place. Please see the host before lighting a fire. Plenty of firewood lying around for you to gather your own.Guests are welcome to see me on arrival and view orphaned wildlife (joey roos, possums and birds) which we have in care. Please, no pets - we have orphaned wildlife.
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Tulley's Corner

12 sites · RVs, Tents5 acres · Colinroobie, NSW
Tulley's Corner is untouched land located on the outskirts of Leeton. The property is split in two by a road leading into the township. Enjoy nature and fresh country air at its finest. One side of the road is for private use only but we have since opened up the other side to holiday makers and events such as weddings.
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Equestrian Farm Stay

6 sites · RVs, Tents50 acres · Leeton, NSW
We are a horse training and agistment facility located 6-minutes from the township of Leeton. The farm oozes rustic charm, with an old shearing shed and homestead set on 50 acres of totally flat, rural land, ideal for camping! Be prepared to be warmly greeted by the resident dogs and cats. If you're keen, there is the opportunity to pat the donkey, 'Fargo'. The property also has numerous birds including pelicans visit. As a working equestrian facility, you are invited to watch horse riding lessons and horses being trained. Riding lessons are available on request. The property features a serene walking track in the back paddock , with a backdrop of sheep. Camping is available in the paddock or stable area with toilets and hot showers available. Power optional.
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The best camping near Brindabella State Conservation Area guide

Overview

About

Venture into the heart of nature at Brindabella State Conservation Area, where steep forested landscapes meet a rich tapestry of biodiversity. Immerse yourself in the scenic wonders of montane forests, and keep an eye out for the diverse array of flora and fauna that call this place home. Whether you're seeking a tranquil retreat or an adventurous exploration, Brindabella offers an array of activities to satisfy the wanderlust in every traveller.

When to go

The ideal time to visit Brindabella State Conservation Area is during the spring and autumn months, when the weather is mild and the natural beauty is at its peak. Summer brings warmer days perfect for exploring, but always be prepared for sudden changes in weather. Winter can be quite cold, so ensure you're equipped for snow if you plan a visit during this season.

Know before you go

  • Check the latest park closures, fire and safety alerts before planning your trip to ensure a safe experience.
  • Be mindful of the park's biodiversity; take care not to disturb the wildlife and plant life.
  • Prepare for limited mobile reception; plan your route and communicate your plans in advance.
  • Remember to pack out all trash and leave the park as pristine as you found it.
  • For a seamless visit, familiarise yourself with the park's policies on commercial activities and vehicle trails.

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