The best camping in Nombinnie State Conservation Area, NSW

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Curlew Camp - Birds & Fishing

100%
(105)
64km from Nombinnie State Conservation Area · 2 sites · Tents, RVs · Lake Cargelligo, NSW
Guests will enjoy 2.5 acres with 50m of lake frontage. Please note there may be other people out on the water (on boats). Also, people sometimes launch their boats on the adjoining property. While it is rare that other people camp on that neighbouring property - it does happen. * 2.5 acres all yours. *NEW COMPOSTING TOILET now on site!!! *Huge shelter by the lake *50m of shoreline just steps away *Kayaks available *Hose connection for caravans (for showering & washing purposes only) *Rainwater tank (okay to drink) *Dogs allowed on leash - please do not let dogs roam to ensure the protection of wildlife on the property *10 minute drive to Lake Cargelligo *Incredible sunrises and sunsets *Wide open skies *Fish right out front *Bird watching / photography opportunities *Bird Hides available to rent (see extras) Please note that half the property is surrounded by water so may not be suitable for young children. The entire front of the property has lake frontage and the western side is a channel. Curlew Camp is situated at the mouth of the channel that feeds into the back of Lake Cargelligo. Curlew Camp is a gem - if you love wide open spaces, fishing or birding, beautiful sunrises and sunsets - then this is your place 💙
Pets
Potable water
Toilets
from 
AU$43
 / night

Old brotherony

94%
(8)
76km from Nombinnie State Conservation Area · 20 sites · Tents · Lake Cargelligo, NSW
Old Brotherony is currently operating as a carbon neutral cattle operation. Which is located in Central West NSW, over looking 13 miles of beautiful Lachlan River as well as winding Creeks running throughout the property. The property is one of the few remaining picturesque redgum forest habitats being the ideal place to come and sit, relax and take in the natural sounds of nature and view the large range of wild life such as kangaroos, emus, variety of birds and so many more. We have plenty of private locations within the property to go camping, fishing, swimming, kayaking (bring your own), bird watching and the list goes on. At Booberoi Weir built in 1901, which is one of the camp sites on the property, is a private secluded sandy beach. Campsites are for self sufficient campers only, who bring their own facilities and leave no trace. We ask that any pets are at all times supervised and do not disturb the farm animals or the wildlife. Camp fires are allowed (fire restrictions permitting) Fallen wood can be collected around the property but can bring your own if preferred.
Pets
Campfires
from 
AU$61
 / night

The best camping in Nombinnie State Conservation Area, NSW guide

Overview

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Embark on an adventure through the sprawling landscapes of Nombinnie State Conservation Area. Spanning over 46,000 hectares, this natural haven invites you to explore its diverse ecosystems. Traverse through mallee bushland, spot an array of birdlife, and immerse yourself in the serenity of the Australian bush. While overnight camping is not available, the area offers a wealth of day activities for nature enthusiasts and bird watchers alike.

When to go

The best time to visit Nombinnie State Conservation Area is during the cooler months, from April to October, when the weather is more temperate and conducive to outdoor activities. Summer can be extremely hot, making it less ideal for visits, especially since the conservation area is open for day use only.

Know before you go

  • Check the latest updates on fires and other alerts before planning your visit to ensure the area is open and safe.
  • Day visits are welcome, with vehicle access restricted to public roads; management trails are closed to vehicles but open for walking.
  • Remember to bring plenty of water, sunscreen, and a hat to protect against the harsh Australian sun.
  • Be mindful of the conservation area's wildlife and do not disturb any scientific research equipment you may encounter.
  • Contact the Dubbo office at 02 6841 7100 for any enquiries, available Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 5pm.
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