- Georges River State Conservation Area
The best camping in Georges River State Conservation Area, NSW
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David
August 2025
4 m Class B
Top spot great river views quiet and easy to find. Great host 5 stars
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James
August 2025
4 m travel trailer
With pets
I enjoyed my stay at river camp it suits a smaller van I’ve got a 12 foot off road be fine up too 16 foot or camper trailers
Lots of birds very peaceful
I had a walk around good level drive through sites available away from river in winter be good option for star gazing no shade
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Arnie
August 2025
6 m travel trailer
Great camping at ticklemans right on the river
Collected firewood and had a lovely peaceful evening cooking on our campfire enjoying the serenity and looking at the stars.
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Colleen
August 2025
7 m travel trailer
Please note a 20 klms drive on an unmade road, very slow travel. Condition was pretty good but if rain could be a problem but Jane advised. Not a road to travel back to town, but once we were there wasn’t needed for our 2 nights. Couldn’t do better, just brilliant!
Initial entrance is a work in progress sites have new trees planted but many a year until any shade. Those sites weren’t very appealing. There was a sign for off road sites near river but didn’t get to see what like. Saw dust Toilet provided was immaculate especially for an outdoor toilet.
We stayed on sites numbered 14,15 & 16 which is the best. Totally off grid. Plenty of grass, few burrs!
Rates here was very reasonable. Plenty of wood on property to have a fire with which we loved.
Big river, 300m walk down an easily accessible bank, only 1 spot right on bank to fish and sit in a chair. River is beautiful, Fishing is great if lucky.
Thanks heaps Jane, loved our stay.
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Andrew
August 2025
7 m travel trailer
Great location right on a large billabong. Sites 4-6 is huge and easy to get on and off. Bird life was lovely and we even had good success fishing with the live shrimp we caught. The emu parade one evening was a highlight.
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Sharon
July 2025
7 m pop-up camper
With pets
Such a beautiful place, so peaceful and private. Good distance from town, nice feeling about the place. Thankyou we will be back.
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Tim
July 2025
6 m travel trailer
The location was breathtaking. Even though it’s 15mins from town on a dirt road (which is better than some sealed in the area), you just pack your supplies so you can just switch off - fishing, kayaking or just reading a book soaking in the bird sounds
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Diane
July 2025
7 m travel trailer
We booked site 3 but stayed on site 2 near the river as it was a larger site suitable for our 18 foot caravan. It was very quiet with lots of bird life. Close to the composting toilet which were very clean. Access to sites 1 to 3 were challenging for a full size van and hard to find a flat spot. Sites 4 to 6 were more spacious but had other campers. The campground has great potential but needs more work developing the sites. The sites were ill prepared and not particularly attractive, needing significant development to enable a van to set up comfortably.
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Shae
July 2025
5 m car
With pets
Great spot, really enjoyed it. Just a little bit difficult to find!
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Kathy
June 2025
7 m travel trailer
Recently opened campsite and welcoming hosts. Quiet and secluded bush camping for self contained campers and vans. Campfires and wood available. A choice of flat grassy sites or smaller sloping sites closer to the Warrego river. Best to contact owners Jane and Wayne before travelling on well maintained 22km dirt road to campsite. No cell coverage for Aldi mobile.
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The best camping in Georges River State Conservation Area, NSW guide
Overview
About
Nestled south of Sydney, Georges River National Park is an idyllic escape for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike. Here, you can immerse yourself in activities like birdwatching along the Yeramba Lagoon track, where over 100 species have been spotted, or enjoy watersports such as kayaking, canoeing, and jetskiing on the river's calm waters. Although camping is not available within the park, the array of recreational activities more than compensates for a day filled with exploration and fun.
When to go
The best time to visit Georges River National Park is during spring, when wildflowers bloom and wildlife is abundant. Summer offers perfect conditions for water activities on the Georges River. Winter is ideal for fishing, with yellow-finned bream aplenty. Avoid visiting during extreme weather conditions, as the park may close due to fire danger or poor weather.
Know before you go
- Georges River National Park is open from 6am to 7:30pm during daylight savings and 6am to 6:30pm at other times.
- Park entry fees are $8 per vehicle per day, with coin-operated pay machines at the gate.
- Swimming in the river is not advised due to steep and uneven submerged banks and recorded shark attacks.
- Mobile phone reception is limited within the park, so plan accordingly.
- Pets and smoking are not permitted within the park boundaries.
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