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The best camping in Tallaganda State Conservation Area, NSW
Discover the natural charm of Talawahl State Conservation Area.
The best camping in Tallaganda State Conservation Area, NSW
Camp Rossi
1. Camp Rossi
90%
(103)
10km from Tallaganda State Conservation Area · 6 sites
Small acreage about 400m from the Tallaganda State Forest which is known for picnic area with water wheel, lookouts, trout streams, bush walking, mountain bike riding and single track motorcycles.Campsites are beside the natural spring creek. The creek is suitable for swimming but a word of warning is it's freezing!Includes filtered rain water, shelter, toilet, gas BBQ, fire pit and free firewood.Not suitable for caravans at the moment. 2WD ok and suits camper trailers and tents only. Dogs welcome on a leash/restrained & well controlled.
Pets
Campfires
Toilets
from
AU$49
/ night
Butmaroo Station
2. Butmaroo Station
98%
(28)
11km from Tallaganda State Conservation Area · 1 site · Tent, RV
Butmaroo Station is situated in its own sheltered picturesque valley with Butmaroo Creek running through the entire property with Tallaganda National Park on the southern boundary.
Butmaroo is perfect for guests who love to connect to nature or just need a place to relax and unwind. It is an ideal venue for family get togethers, groups of friends, or a couple that wants a very special place to connect.
Pets
Toilets
Picnic table
from
AU$46
/ night
Spring Creek Valley Farm
3. Spring Creek Valley Farm
99%
(69)
13km from Tallaganda State Conservation Area · 1 site · Tent, RV
Spring Creek Valley Farm is a 2200-acre farm located in the beautiful southern tablelands, 1 hour to the Canberra CBD and just 1 hour to Batemans Bay on the coast.
With over 3km of creek frontage and 100+ acres of untouched native bushland, there are ample options for campsites to suit just about anyone. All campers must be completely self-contained, with their own camp toilet, and take all waste when they go.
The original name of this property is Wooraba which is an aboriginal word for 'hidden' which describes it very well. Here, you will immerse yourself in the Australian bush and enjoy a truly peaceful retreat. Enjoy fantastic bushwalks amongst the native flora and fauna, or take your mountain bike to the high open hilly area to check out the expansive views. Or lay in some of the creek's rock pools and sunbathe.
Whilst we can accept dogs, this absolutely must be discussed with us prior to booking. We are a working farm, with sheep, and it is important that any visiting pets do not hassle our sheep, and are kept on a lead at all times.
Campfires are permitted in the designated fire pit when conditions allow and no local fire bans are in play.
Pets
Campfires
from
AU$46
/ night
The Ridge
4. The Ridge
100%
(54)
15km from Tallaganda State Conservation Area · 1 site · Tent, RV
Only 4.5 kms from the Kings Highway lies this idyllic property where John and Pippa have built their rural home, keep goats, chickens and grow their own vegetables.
Once part of a huge thriving farmstead with lots of local history, a secret Bushrangers grave and scattered gold deposits are rumoured to be hidden
amongst the snow gums. Descendants of the original landowners still live in nearby Heritage listed Braidwood.
We have 104 acres of beautiful and varied terrain with fabulous rolling views.
During your stay enjoy our amazing bird life, kangaroos, wallabies, possibly echidnas, rosenburgs, wombats and even deer.
Guests are required to be fully self sufficient with their own toilet/shower facilities and must take all waste with them on departure. Campfires are welcome permitting there are no restrictions in place at the time of your stay.
This is the ideal location to just relax and enjoy nature at its finest. On a clear night the stars are amazing.
We are only an hour from Canberra situated halfway between the picturesque towns of Braidwood and Bungendore, both within 20 mins away.
Sorry, no pets.
Campfires
Picnic table
from
AU$43
/ night
Forest Elbow
5. Forest Elbow
90%
(31)
20km from Tallaganda State Conservation Area · 1 site · Tent, RV
We are a 5 min drive to the historic township of Bungendore where you can find plenty of shopping and cafes. It's just a 25 min drive to Queanbeyan and a 30 min drive to Canberra CBD. We are about 1.5 hours from Batemans Bay and the NSW south coast.The night sky here is mesmerising. The milky way core is visible from January through to November and is an astrophotographer's dream. Bring a camera!
Pets
Campfires
from
AU$49
/ night
Garanvale Woolshed
6. Garanvale Woolshed
100%
(18)
21km from Tallaganda State Conservation Area · 20 sites · Tents, RVs
Nestled just 2.48kms from main street of historic township of Braidwood where you can park a large caravan and vehicle without the stress of tight areas.
The property has a historic woolshed thats been converted into a function centre and a
Short stroll to town where you will find boutique shops, cafes, pubs and information centre with things to do in the surrounding area.
Pets
Campfires
Potable water
from
AU$43
/ night
Private Bush Camp Exclusively Yours
7. Private Bush Camp Exclusively Yours
97%
(39)
22km from Tallaganda State Conservation Area · 7 sites
Peaceful unspoilt bush and farm land in the Southern Tablelands, on the Great Dividing Range. 1 hour from Canberra, 3 hours from Sydney. Suits tents, rooftop tents and camper trailers only - no caravans or motor homes.
Drive 6.5km private dirt road off highway to access private individual campsites along short bush tracks. Choice of small number of secluded locations on different parts of the property; each booking enjoys their own private camping area completely to themselves.
Campfires allowed when conditions permit, firewood available to buy. No services (power, water, sewerage, rubbish collection or wifi).
1. PEPPERMINT GUM CAMPGROUND is well established and suits a larger group of friends or 2-3 families (max 16 guests per booking, your group will have this place all to yourself). Located in 1.6ha / 4 acres of grassy woodland, it offers a good choice of mown tent sites in shade or sun. A large centrally located clearing for your group to gather, with a rustic camp kitchen hut for all-weather cooking and eating. A rustic pit toilet is a short walk away, with handwashing station and views!
2. SNOWGUMS CAMPSITE is a smaller camping area for up to 6 people, on a low forested ridge overlooking Sandhills Creek. Choose from separate mown tent sites and gather in a campfire clearing in protected snowgums forest. A rustic pit toilet is a short walk away.
Several kilometres of marked walking trails within the property. Explore the creek line, hike up the mountain to the old stone trig point, walk to the swimming hole on the creek with jetty, picnic area and rowboat. Numerous picnic spots. A swimming dam, jetty, and picnic sites are accessible via marked walking and driving tracks. There are also several kms of walking tracks directly from the campsite along Sandhills Creek and the 'mountain paddock'.
Owners live further along the road on the property, and can be contacted if needed. A separate AirBnB house is located on the property; please respect the privacy of fellow guests.
Pets
Campfires
Toilets
from
AU$73
/ night
The Lodge at Tinneburra
8. The Lodge at Tinneburra
100%
(21)
27km from Tallaganda State Conservation Area · 1 site
The Lodge at Tinnenburra is a secluded getaway just 55 minutes from Canberra. Located above the most picturesque waterfalls on the Queanbeyan River; the Lodge started as a humble fishing cabin and has evolved over the years into a cozy, off grid sustainable
eco-house. Perfect for a family weekend away or a get together with friends to enjoy the beauty of the surrounds. The drive in through neighbouring farms and national parks sets the tone for the escape from the suburban surrounds of the Canberra region. Enjoy exploring the farm, the surrounding Yanununbeyan National Park or exploring along the gorges and flats of the river. There is an amazing array or native flora and fauna - spot the Platypus in the river gorges; the wombats on the flats in the evenings; the wallabies and kangaroos grazing in the paddocks nearby and more.
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from
AU$520
/ night
Spring Valley Lifestyle Retreat
9. Spring Valley Lifestyle Retreat
100%
(11)
28km from Tallaganda State Conservation Area · 19 sites · Tents, RVs
Charming Rural Retreat with Abundant Wildlife and Farmyard Bliss
Welcome to our dream countryside escape, where nature, serenity, and the joy of farm life come together seamlessly.
Located just an hour from Canberra, our High-Country camping site borders the Tallaganda National Park and State Forest on two sides, providing a sense of remoteness on 300 acres of rural land. This hobby farm is home to llamas, alpacas, horses and a variety of wildlife, including kangaroos and wombats that visit from the National Park in the evenings.
Features and Activities
• Farmyard Friends: Enjoy the company of llamas, alpacas, and horses as they roam their picturesque surroundings.
• Natural Beauty: Expansive grassy patches perfect for picnics, framed by lush bushland teeming with native wildlife and vibrant birdlife.
• Spring-Fed Dam: A sparkling dam ideal for wildlife watching or simply soaking in the peaceful ambiance.
• Diverse Landscapes: Explore open meadows and shaded woodland trails, offering a stunning variety of landscapes.
• National Park Access: Direct access to Tallaganda National Park and State Forest for hiking and nature walks.
• Nearby Attractions: Visit The Big Hole, the water wheel at Lowden Forest Park, and the old mine at Captains Flat.
• Fishing: Captains Flat Dam is only 10 km away, perfect for fishing enthusiasts—bring your boat!
• Equestrian Friendly: Bring your own horse to explore the trails.
• Pet-Friendly: Pets are welcome, but dogs must always be on a lead.
If you’re seeking a tranquil retreat or a place to connect with nature, our property delivers it all. A rare blend of natural beauty and rural charm, it’s ready to welcome you.
We can accomodate large group bookings. Send a message with details.
Pets
Campfires
Potable water
from
AU$67
/ night
Shepherds Rest
10. Shepherds Rest
98%
(131)
29km from Tallaganda State Conservation Area · 5 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Beautiful open views across rolling hills and paddocks.
Sit by the dam and enjoy the views.
Meet the goats, llama and chickens.
Walk the farm paddocks with the goats. Mountain bike on country roads.
Various sites to choose from.
Only 45 mins from Canberra. 15mins from the quaint town of Bungendore.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
AU$37
/ night
Scribbly Gum secluded bush camping
11. Scribbly Gum secluded bush camping
98%
(687)
31km from Tallaganda State Conservation Area · 12 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
This property is in Northangera with the Mongarlowe River running along the boundary. It's covered in trees and provides a pristine environment amongst the "Scribbly Gums". It has flat areas with plenty of free timber for the designated fire pits. I have tried to create a haven for wildlife including Kangaroos, wombats, echidnas and platypus. I cherish the cleanliness of the river and surrounds and wish to be able to share this special environment with others who care to preserve all it offers. You can explore the property along the tracks, paddle, swim or fish in the river, enjoy the fauna, wildlife and birdlife.
Located not far from Braidwood, a town steeped in history, with good shopping, coffee shops and great food.
Sloping to flat land amongst the Scribbly Gum trees offering a number of sites and walks through the property. It provides both sun and shade. Access is good for vans of any size along a track through the bushland.
Lovely swimming spots in the Mongalowe River, beautiful clear water, and several lovely bushwalks around the property.
There is only Telstra reception available in this area.
We offer 7 different sites and the maximum stay is 7 nights.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
AU$49
/ night
Abbeybrae
12. Abbeybrae
99%
(72)
33km from Tallaganda State Conservation Area · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
This is High Country camping one hour from Canberra. Bordering the Tallaganda National Park, this camping is set on 100 acres of rural land with a sense of remoteness with a sealed road access only 1 km away.This property is not farm. You will only share it with the wildlife that includes numerous kangaroos that come in from the National Park in the evening to feed. The principal camping place (The Park) is situated next the park boundary and provides space for two tents or a tent and camper trailer. The rest of the camping is on “The Range”. This is a perfect place to chill and enjoy the beauty of the countryside which includes stunning sunsets over the Tinderry mountains. If you want to explore there is walking in the park or visits to The Big Hole, the water wheel at Lowden Forest Park and the old mine at Captains Flat.A flush toilet and drinking water is situated external to the cottage on the property (located 120 metres from "The Park" site). Nearest mobile phone reception is at Captains Flat but phone and internet is available at the Abbey.
Toilets
Campfires
Showers
from
AU$16
/ night
Everlong
13. Everlong
99%
(39)
33km from Tallaganda State Conservation Area · 5 sites · Tents, RVs
Our Property is bordering the Deua river and Deua NP, in the Araluen valley, with bass fishing and platypus in the river. Moodong creek runs through property. We are an off grid farm. There is an abundance of native wildlife on the property. Australian bass and platypus inhabit the waterways and there is also gold in them too!! The Deua river offers opportunities to swim, go fishing, canoeing, all in pristine crystal clear water. Or just sit by the water and enjoy the bird show. Wedge tail eagles, sea eagles, kookaburra, kingfishers, parrots and owls to name a few of the birds that call Everlong home. The night sky’s are clear and brilliant with stars. Perfect for camping by a fire. Find us on @everlong_valley on instagram
(Please note: we do get cut off after extreme rain as there are 3 creek crossings on road to property and Moodong creek runs through our property, we can’t control the weather, but you may have an extended stay)
Pets
Campfires
from
AU$37
/ night
Ningee Gold Panning, Detecting
14. Ningee Gold Panning, Detecting
95%
(22)
38km from Tallaganda State Conservation Area · 1 site · Tent, RV
At Tomboye Nature Camp you can immerse yourself in a beautiful natural environment. With only one campsite available you will have plenty of space and privacy.
You can enjoy a number or great activities on the property and in the surrounding area, including horse riding, bushwalking, wildlife watching and 4x4 driving. There is a lovely creek that flows through the property as well.
We are within reach of Canberra, Braidwood, Nowra and Golburn and only 20 mins from the beautiful Shoalhaven River.
Campers are required to be self sufficient with their own toilet/shower facilities and take all waste and rubbish with them on departure.
Campfires are welcome but please ensure they are kept contained and are completely out before leaving unattended.
Pets are welcome.
Pets
Campfires
from
AU$55
/ night
Neringla
15. Neringla
98%
(32)
39km from Tallaganda State Conservation Area · 4 sites · Tents, RVs
Neringla is a 900 hectare cattle grazing property situated in the Deua National Park. Neringla has been the family business since 1923.
We offer several sites across our property.
The campsites is suitable for campers that are experienced and reasonably equipped.
You can walk up the creek or can challenge yourselve and walk into the mountain.
Pets
Campfires
Water hookup
from
AU$61
/ night
Kaemlai Park Bywong
16. Kaemlai Park Bywong
92%
(12)
40km from Tallaganda State Conservation Area · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
Only 17 minutes to Canberra, this camp site gives you the best of both worlds. The Camp site has access to a large Dam, and an active creek.
Explore the creek, bush walk, swim in the Dam or just sit back and enjoy the serenity.
Camp site has no facilities so this is only suited to self sufficient campers with own facilities.
Pets
Electrical hookup
from
AU$44
/ night
Goolabri Estate
17. Goolabri Estate
95%
(690)
41km from Tallaganda State Conservation Area · 125 sites · Tents, RVs
Welcome to Goolabri, a peaceful country escape just 10 minutes from Canberra. Set on land that was once a golf course and surrounded by natural bushland, it’s the perfect place to slow down, breathe out, and enjoy a relaxed stay in nature.
Camp near our dams, wander the nearby nature reserve, and wake up to the sounds of birds and the sight of kangaroos grazing nearby. It’s an easy, quiet getaway that still feels close to everything.
Suitable for tents, campers, vans, and caravans, with good 2WD access.
Small campfires are permitted in designated areas when restrictions aren’t in place. You’re welcome to collect dead wood from the old golf course area (please don’t collect from the nature reserve).
No pets permitted.
What to do nearby
If you feel like a treat, the Little Sutton Bakehouse is a fantastic local bakery, and the Eagle Hawk Pub is just down the road with amazing meals.
And when you want more adventure, everything Canberra has to offer is right there
markets, galleries, wineries, walks, restaurants, and live music.
Goolabri is also a perfect campground for anyone attending Canberra or local festivals and events, giving you a calm place to return to at the end of the day.
If you’d like directions for the best bush walks and hidden spots around the property, just ask when you arrive.
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from
AU$42
/ night
Truffle Farm Camping
18. Truffle Farm Camping
97%
(94)
44km from Tallaganda State Conservation Area · 9 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Our property is a working Truffle Farm, our land is fairly level but backs onto thousands of acres of Crown Land and the Shoalhaven River where you can relax in the fresh water, fossick for gold or enjoy bush trails.
EV Charging station available Type 2 plug (costs applicable).
If you'd rather read a book, you'll find lots of peaceful spots and the nights are just unbelievable with all the stars that shine so brightly.
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from
AU$43
/ night
Blue Moon Camp
19. Blue Moon Camp
100%
(91)
45km from Tallaganda State Conservation Area · 6 sites · Tents, RVs
Blue Moon Camp is located on the Southern Tablelands, and is just 6km from the village of Nerriga and its fabulous Pub. There is some fantastic site-seeing with a trig station nearby for beautiful views of Morton National Park and Budawangs National Park. Why not go for a hike in the National Parks during your stay?
This campsite suits self-sufficient campers with their own toilet/shower amenities.
Here you will discover gold panning on the Shoalhaven River, alpacas on the farm, mountain bike riding along the dirt trails, and star gazing. If you're interested in wildlife watching and photography this is the place to see
wedge tail eagles, gang gang cockatoos,
black tailed cockatoos and lots of
kangaroos and wombats.
Dam with wharf and alpacas
(Available for single or
group booking)
Back dam Site single booking.
Campfires
from
AU$46
/ night
Tin Can Ridge
20. Tin Can Ridge
100%
(120)
47km from Tallaganda State Conservation Area · 5 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Bush camping on 100 acres in the Tinderry Range at about 1400 metres altitude. Seclusion and adventure all within an hour of Canberra and twenty minutes from Michelago and the Monaro highway. Big skies and dark nights for star-gazing are likely; or perhaps you'll be nestled in cloud; or hidden by falling snow. There are numerous tracks with spectacular views around the property for bush walking or mountain bike riding. The tracks are surrounded by sub-alpine flora and fauna (such as wallaby's, wombats, lyrebirds)
and nearby in the Tinderry Nature Reserve.
Tinderry Range is a rugged range east of the Monaro highway accessed mostly through Michelago or an hour and a half from Braidwood (when dirt roads are reasonable). The range is only around 70km away from the coast, thus enabling a sea mist to often roll over us in the late afternoon. Summer temperatures are a pleasant 6 degrees or so cooler than nearby Canberra.
You may choose between a number of options for camping depending on your camping desires and set up. There are numerous tracks around our property or nearby Tinderry Nature Reserve. You may go exploring to find the springs or choose to stick to easy walking tracks that follow the contours. We will provide a map. Tracks are also great for mountain bike riding and exploring the unusual mix of sub-alpine, montane and coastal flora and fauna. There is numerous species of bird life and regular calls from lyre birds.
This area has fascinating history with the largest eucalyptus distillery in Australia until the late 1950's and very popular with a number of bushrangers such as the Clarke Brothers who had numerous hideouts.
No amenities. BYO camping toilet and leave no trace. Campfires (except on fire ban days or when we advise otherwise) are okay--usually recommended. Normally dry firewood is easy to find, or purchase some from us if you prefer. The exception is the bell tent glamping option,' Tin Can Ridge Glamping' which has a toilet included as well as firewood and shortly its own wood stove!
Some campsites are best accessed by 4WD, or on foot. or gain access to the glamping tent with us escorting you.
Camp lightly. No hunting. Do nothing illegal. Take all waste with you. Respect the land, the wildlife and people. Keep the peace. Enjoy.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
AU$25
/ night
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mike
1 week ago
Tent
Group trip
We loved camping here...secluded with national park one side and in a valley. The owners were helpful and directions were clear...just ignore google maps near the end as the farm is further down the road than it says.
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Craig
1 week ago
Tent
Everything about Everlong Hipcamp is sensational. The drive in, nature such as wallabies, bird life and platypuses. If you’re keen to do some night spotting in the river with a torch you’ll sight eels and small bodied native fish. The well grassed campsites are outstanding with plenty of room, fantastic views of surrounding mountains and camped up right on the river. Activities galore like exploring the river in the suppled canoes, swimming and catch & release fishing. And would you believe, fire pits and wood is supplied. If you’re into the outdoors and getting out and doing it or just relaxing, this place is for you. The host Anthony is a top notch down to earth great Aussie bloke. Highly recommend this Hipcamp.
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Kim
2 weeks ago
6 m travel trailer
Plenty of room. Lots of flat ground. Lovely views of the dam and local animals
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Elisa
2 weeks ago
Tent
Easy to find, peaceful, would recommend for people wanting to stay near Canberra
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Tim
3 weeks ago
Tent
Really nice spot. Would go back again. River was pretty nice
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mike
3 weeks ago
Tent
Great spot: secluded and beautiful bush. Clear directions too.
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Lachlan
3 weeks ago
5 m car
Really enjoyed our stay. Bonus with the friendly llama on the property. Would highly recommend
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Kate
3 weeks ago
Tent
With kids
We loved our stay at Everlong, and will definitely look to come back! Anthony was really welcoming and Moodong bend is fantastic! Areas for adventures, paddling and fish spotting! In all weathers this place was exceptional!
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Anna
3 weeks ago
With pets
What a wonderful, restorative escape! Such a top spot by the river. Amazing swimming hole for hot days. Saw platypuses, a wombat and water dragons. Simple, rustic, perfect shack. So well positioned; had everything we needed. Good walking nearby. Looking forward to going back already. Phil was a great host.
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Jono
3 weeks ago
5 m pop-up camper
Great location, views that went forever. Beautiful natural creek below the site as well.
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Sharon
3 weeks ago
5 m pop-up camper
Loved the large flat area to setup our camper trailer for the night. Beautiful views over the area, private and serene. Very good communication from our hosts.
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Peter
February 2026
8 m travel trailer
Lots of space and location so close to Canberra is the biggest plus. Toilets on site are proper flushing and are a bonus. Plenty of wildlife to view as in birds, ducks and kangaroo’s . Wrong time of year for us as we couldn’t have a campfire but lots of small kindling about if you wandered around. Can stay till 12 noon before departure
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Richard
February 2026
5 m travel trailer
Group trip
Great spot and ranks in my top 2 swimming holes, crystal clear water and perfect for hot days. Anthony is a top bloke and I’d highly recommend checking this place out.
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Blayke
February 2026
Tent
With pets
Everlong, what an amazing place.
First time taking the kids camping and it worked out perfectly. We were looking for a private off grid location we’re we could explore and enjoy a well needed break, and Everlong delivered.
Anthony was very helpful host, provided an escort to the camp site (We got lost).. and even
brought us & split fire wood.
Stunning views from the campsite.
We were able to travel down camp to the natural creek which was well needed with the extreme heat. Kids had a blast exploring in the water, gathering colourful rocks and looking for fish.
We will always remember this camp site as our first and will definitely be back.
See you again soon Anthony!
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Lobsang
January 2026
Tent
So lovely place. We went there for a night. You can also see trains passing by from your tent.
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Abbie
January 2026
Tent
Very peaceful place!! Had a lovely stay here with the kangaroos.
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Tanya
January 2026
6 m Class B
Second trip to Goolabri, love the wildlife and the quiet. Don’t change a thing!
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Alice
January 2026
Tent
With pets
Scribbly Gum is great! Private, scenic, on the river (a great swimming hole!), easy to find and access, and a short drive to the charming town of Braidwood. We highly recommend.
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Aia
January 2026
Tent
With pets
We had an amazing stay at Peter’s farm! He was a fantastic host and made us feel right at home. The farm is super well cared for and felt really healthy and peaceful. The creek was clean and clear, which was such a nice bonus. Peter’s instructions on how to get to the site were very clear and easy to follow. He was also kind enough to leave some firewood. We’d definitely come back again—highly recommend this place!
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Joshua
January 2026
8 m pop-up camper
This place is fantastic, peaceful and being a single site, fantastic if you want a getaway without the extra crowds of caravan parks or multi-site properties. The Hosts are very a friendly and good natured bunch, their chickens produce some really good eggs, so order yourself some of those, and the goats wandering around are harmless and fun to feed. I will be back!
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Overview
About
Nestled in the heart of nature, Talawahl State Conservation Area invites adventurers to explore its 136ha of pristine wilderness. Established in January 2003, this hidden gem offers a serene escape with opportunities for birdwatching, hiking through diverse landscapes, and connecting with the area's rich biodiversity. While camping isn't mentioned, the park's day-use areas provide the perfect setting for a scenic picnic or a tranquil afternoon amidst the sounds of the Australian bush.
When to go
The best time to visit Talawahl State Conservation Area is during the milder months of spring and autumn, when the weather is pleasant for outdoor activities. Summer can be quite warm, making early morning or late afternoon the ideal times for exploration. Winter brings cooler temperatures, perfect for brisk walks and wildlife spotting without the heat.
Know before you go
- Check the latest updates on fires, closures, and other alerts before planning your visit to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.
- Remember to contact the Taree office at 02 6552 4097, available Monday to Friday, 9am to 4:30pm, for any inquiries.
- While exploring, stay safe by following all park guidelines and respecting the natural environment.
- Accessibility may vary across different areas of the park; check ahead if you require specific access facilities.
- Bring all necessary supplies, as amenities are limited within the conservation area.
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