The best camping in Coffs Coast State Park, NSW

Name: Coffs Coast State Park
Address: Coffs Coast State Park
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Top-rated campsites near Coffs Coast State Park

Yellow Butterfly

1. Yellow Butterfly

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5.4km from Coffs Coast State Park · 10 sites · Tents, RVs

Enjoy the best of both worlds, being only a few minutes off the Hwy and 2km from the beach, yet tucked up within the privacy and serenity of 55 acres of beautiful bush and wetlands. The property is a safe haven for an abundance of wildlife, including kangaroos, wallabies, bandicoots, possums, squirrel gliders, snakes, leaf-tailed geckoes, 12 species of frogs and a multitude of birds. Communal facilities include a covered outdoor camp kitchen, an amenities block with composting toilet and hot showers, and a fire circle/ seating area. Activities on the property include: - birdwatching (see if you can add to our list of 50+ species so far!) - spotlighting for nocturnal wildlife - find a quiet spot to sit and soak up the peace of nature... perhaps by the tranquil wetland overflow wall - bushwalking around the perimeter of the endangered Swamp Sclerophyll Forest - private orienteering course (bring your compass! Takes 1-2 hours) -Light a fire under the cast-iron outdoor bath and soak away any stress Attractions close to the property include: - beautiful beaches only 2 km away, great for swimming, surfing or whale watching from the headland - State Forest 2km away, great for hiking and mountain biking - Woolgoolga 5km away, with great cafes and shops We are friendly, nature-loving couple who feel very lucky to be custodians of this special land. We look forward to sharing it with others who wish to step outside the busyness of mainstream life and deepen their connection to nature. Due to the amount of wildlife around, we do not allow pets.

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Heritage Relax and Recharge

2. Heritage Relax and Recharge

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9.3km from Coffs Coast State Park · 1 site

Powered Caravan Stop Near Coffs Harbour Peaceful stopover perfectly located just minutes from Moonee Beach and Moonee Market and only 15 minutes north of Coffs Harbour. Set up on a level gravel pad beside our shed with easy access to power and fresh filtered tank water to recharge batteries and fill tanks. Enjoy the quiet surroundings, frequent visits from local kangaroos and bird life while relaxing on our spacious property. Close to the Moonee Beach hotel utilise their courtesy bus service to go for dinner or drinks. Ideal for self-contained caravans, camper trailers and motorhomes looking for a calm overnight stop between Sydney and Brisbane.

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NRMA Darlington Beach Holiday Resort

3. NRMA Darlington Beach Holiday Resort

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12km from Coffs Coast State Park · 142 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging

Welcome to NRMA Darlington Beach Holiday Resort, where 110-acres of beachside rainforest is your home-away-from-home. Perfect for the young and the young at heart alike, kids will have a ball playing for hours at the waterpark and making new friends at the kids’ club. And did we mention we’re right on the beach? From surfing to sunset sandcastle contests, there’s a million ways to get salty at Darlington Beach. Bring your book and unwind beside our resort-style pools, soak away your worries in our heated spa and relax with a cocktail at our licenced on-site café. Feeling active? A game of lawn bowls, archery or nine holes of golf ought to do it. Welcome to Darlington Beach Holiday Resort, where adventure turns into unforgettable. Discover our diverse accommodation options designed to suit every traveller’s unique needs. From lavish cabins and villas for those seeking comfort, to caravan sites full of nostalgic charm, there’s a place for everyone to rest and recharge. For a touch of luxury in the heart of nature, try our glamping options. Glamping combines the thrill of camping with modern amenities, allowing you to experience the outdoors without compromising on comfort. Whether you’re travelling with family or seeking a romantic getaway, our accommodation options provide an intimate setting with great facilities to make your stay unforgettable. And don’t worry, we haven’t forgotten about your furry friends. We also offer pet friendly accommodation, so you can share the adventure with your beloved companions. Whether you choose a cabin, villa, caravan or camp site, you can book with peace of mind knowing that your pet is as welcome as you are. Whichever you choose, we guarantee an extraordinary experience that caters to your every need, making your trip not just a holiday, but an adventure full of memory-making moments. Fantastic facilities, fun and local flavours. Relax, because we’ve thought of everything. New friends await at our action-packed kids’ club, and our activities and events program has something to delight every member of the family. Resort style pools will seduce you into your swimmers, and the kids will love the waterpark, playgrounds and nine-hole golf course. There’s even a licenced café for meals together without the mess.

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Reltuc Springs

4. Reltuc Springs

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15km from Coffs Coast State Park · 3 sites · Tents, RVs

Horse accommodation and camping, located 35km north of Coffs Harbour and just 5 minutes off the Pacific Hwy. Sites are large enough for Horse Floats, Goosenecks, Caravans, Motorhomes and Tents. Our camp kitchen has a BBQ, fridge, sink, tank water available for drinking, kettle, crockery, and basic utensils. There is a toilet, shower and laundry. Horse facilities include a grass arena and day yards. 5 minutes to dog and horse friendly beaches and Woolgoolga Mountain Bike Trails. Direct access to state forest for bike and horse riding. Horses and dogs welcome.

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Bucca Valley Blueberries Farmstay

5. Bucca Valley Blueberries Farmstay

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15km from Coffs Coast State Park · 2 sites · Tents, RVs

Beautiful picturesque property backing on to State Forest in the Bucca valley. COMING November/December 2026 - 2 bedroom self contained country cabin. Message to enquire/arrange booking. Front deck facing the dam, has outdoor setting, bbq and fire pit with firewood provide. Beautiful setting, views of the dam, sunset and relaxing sounds of nature. ******entrance is via main road not via forest, use google maps**** IG - bucca_valley_blueberries FB - Bucca Valley Blueberries - pick your own Only 5 minutes from beaches. Mountain biking, hiking & 4WDing directly at the back of property. Blueberries to pick December/January - chemical free. 5 minutes from beach and shopping centre Coles/Aldi. Also Tavern/bottleshop and takeaway/eat in restaurants. Lots of State forests; National Parks nearby to explore. Waterfalls, hiking, mountain biking. https://retail.centuria.com.au/retail-centre/centuria-moonee-market/ Campsites - Must be self contained with toilet/shower facilities and take all rubbish/waste with you on departure. Must be tidy, quiet and respectful. No animals allowed. 15 minutes from Coffs Harbour, 40 minutes from Grafton. Reserves the right to refuse bookings and ask guests to leave. Must respect owners property and privacy. Working property, with horses 🐴. Open to public for blueberry 🫐 picking in Christmas holidays. Camp fires/pits & firewood provided in designated areas depending on fire bans. 2 x camp sites near dam & blueberries. Feed the turtles 🐢 at the dam. Table & chairs in blueberry 🫐 shed at dam for campers to use. Check out Bucca Valley Blueberries 🫐 on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/share/17AvYUpPz2/?mibextid=wwXIfr and Insta for opening times for pick your own blueberries 🫐 https://www.instagram.com/reel/CrB-lN0vUzN/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

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Reg's place

6. Reg's place

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17km from Coffs Coast State Park · 15 sites

PRIMITIVE CAMPING for Self contained Caravans , Motorhomes and RVs .We are not allowed Tents on there own as specified in our council DA. YOU MUST BE SELF CONTAINED ie; Own Toilet and Shower No instant bookings after 6PM. The onsite manager is Adam Mongan . The Property is owned by Guy and Helen Dickinson. The property was purchased in 1987 by my father Reg Dickinson. He wanted to set up a fish farm and alternative holiday destination so people could be close to the ocean. The property is across the road from the national park and 150m from the beach and 300m from the coastal village of Red Rock and the Corindi river where swimming and water activities can be undertaken. No vehicle access to the river through the property is allowed.

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Sacred Trees Nana Glen

7. Sacred Trees Nana Glen

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20km from Coffs Coast State Park · 1 site · Tent, RV

Welcome to Sacred Trees, located in beautiful Nana Glen. This beautiful property is surrounded by beautiful native trees. The property is fully off-grid with a mission to be fully self sustainable using permaculture principles in the near future. We offer camping and spots for RVs. If you are looking for a peaceful, quiet stay then come and and enjoy this little piece of paradise. You will have access to a 115-acre stunning off-grid property, with a cleared and level, twenty-acre area with sublime views of the forest on the perimeter. The Camp under the Majestic Trees is shaded from the west sun. Easy access with beautiful views. The camp spot is private and close to the oldest and biggest trees on the property. Note: There is no toilet currently at this site so all campers, please bring own portable toilet. Kingfisher Camp Site This spot is more suited for caravans or motorhomes. There is limited shade in the hotter months. It's private, has beautiful views of the dam and the eastern side of the property. Close to walking trails. Please be advised this site is not suitable for party goers, and we request quiet from 10pm. We are located a short drive to the village of Nana Glen, the property is conveniently situated only a 20 minute drive to the renowned surfing beaches and cafes of Emerald Beach, and the family-friendly estuary reserve and shopping plaza of Moonee Beach, both true gems of the Coffs Coast. Other magical nearby secret spots known include 'Scouts Falls' and 'Magic pools' - perfect for a secluded dip.

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"Dodona"

8. "Dodona"

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21km from Coffs Coast State Park · 6 sites · Tents, RVs

Welcome to Dodona - ancient Greek meaning "God's Gift". Here you can camp by a permanent flowing creek in our beautiful green valley. Sites are accessible by all types of vehicles such as RVs, caravans, motorhomes, big rigs, camper trailers or basic tent camping. Campfires are permitted when restrictions aren't in place, firewood is available at $15 per bag and bonus inclusion of a lovely swimming pool and BBQ area! Shower & toilet available. There is 350 km of dirt trails in the very large Orara State Forest behind our property which is great for mountain bike riding, or horse riding (no horse riding permitted on the property). Pet friendly. Stay with a local, friendly host.

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Ruddergrange

9. Ruddergrange

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21km from Coffs Coast State Park · 6 sites · Tents, RVs

Welcome to Ruddergrange, a beautiful farm just outside the delightful country town of Coramba. We offer several camping sites on 10 sweeping acres with creek access and lovely country views. You are welcome to choose where to set up in this wide area. Coramba is just a 4km drive down the road, and here you'll find a general store, service station, and a classic country pub with the best chef and hospitality in Australia! There is also a river in Coramba with great swimming options and fishing for Bass. Nana Glen is just 8km away and Coffs Harbour is 20km away. This is an ideal spot for those passing through for a single night stopover, but equally as convenient and enjoyable for a place to bring the family and relax for several nights under the stars. Please note the train line is nearby. You will hear a couple of passenger and freight trains. There is plenty of space to experience peace and your own private nook. All campers must be self-contained, with their own camp toilet. We look forward to welcoming you!

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Waterfalls & More

10. Waterfalls & More

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21km from Coffs Coast State Park · 5 sites · Tents, RVs

HIDING IN THE MIDDLE OF EVERYWHERE! Pure. Unadulterated. WILD. 104 very private acres, securely sandwiched between a National Park Nature Reserve and State Forest. On a dead end road. No agriculture or farms upstream, only one other like-minded property owner. Secluded, but hiding smack bang in the middle of everywhere! From vertiginous sandstone cliffs on which epipetrics cling tight, right through to palm-filled rainforests, and with two quite different creek systems (including a monster waterfall), you'll be spoiled for things to do and places to explore - without even leaving the property! HISTORY This land is Gumbaynggirr land. Please be particularly mindful of our First Nation's long presence on this land. In the 1800's, white men came seeking Red Cedar, closely followed by settlers having a go at dairying; though logging has remained this area's mainstay. This special property, despite last being selectively logged about 50 years ago, hosts many huge old-growth trees remaining steadfast for your discovery and wonder. And many more are continuing to grow out too. About 35 years ago about nine of this property's eastern-most 104 acres became part of a far larger nashi pear orchard which filled much of the flats of this top end of the valley that you see today. Ultimately they failed to set good commercial fruit, and the rootstocks took over. You can see remnant rows of these trees just south of the property, from along the road. (Beware though - they have spikes that could puncture Caterpillar tracks!) MORE RECENTLY extensive lantana control efforts have been undertaken as we now move into revegetating with native species and implementing a permaculture plan. Today the property is registered with Land For Wildlife and hosts a very wide mix of native vegetation communities. ACTIVITIES Bird watch. Climb. Abseil. Photograph wildflowers. Paint. Swim. In the next valley there's even gold to be found. Explore trails by mountain bike. Whale watch. Surf. Learn SCUBA. Go beach-combing. Catch a mudcrab. Go whitewater river rafting. Ask your host about where to find all the local waterfalls, the best walking, how to find gold, the gnarliest off-road tracks, Anything is possible here in this magnificent part of the world, except perhaps snow and ice.

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Kingfisher Kampers, Nana Glen

11. Kingfisher Kampers, Nana Glen

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23km from Coffs Coast State Park · 1 site · Tent, RV

Spectacular views in a rural setting with fields, ranges and the magnificent Orara River. The serenity of this amazing relaxing country setting will leave you spell bound. Our location is a relaxing and scenic 20 minute drive to some of the best local beaches on the Mid North Coast of Australia.On our property we have cows and goats and an abundance of wild birdlife.  The property offers a delightful walk to the Orara River, with the opportunity of catching Bass in season, and also a great possibility of catching sight of the odd platypus or two. Here you will have the opportunity for surfing, swimming, snorkelling, fishing, and just relaxing and absorbing in the outstanding surrounds of this beautiful part of the world.  If you don't feel the desire to cook then it's just 3 minutes down the road to the town of Nana Glen, where the famous Idle Inn Cafe and local 2 Tails Winery are located.A little further up the road, north 13 minutes is the Giant Golden Dog Statue right along side the iconic Golden Dog Hotel, in the town of Glenreagh.  

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State Forest, Ocean Views

12. State Forest, Ocean Views

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26km from Coffs Coast State Park · 1 site · Tent, RV

Come and camp in this quiet, peaceful location. Campers will be able to enjoy state forest access to explore wildlife or sit back, relax and take in the extensive views of the ocean, farmland and green valley, established tropical fruit trees, wandering cattle in close proximity and occasional native animals wandering by, city lights at night can be seen while under the stars, privacy assured. There are also bush walks for guests to enjoy. There are few facilities here, tank water and a sawdust composting toilet, picnic table and small contained fire pit also... campers need to be self sufficient with optional own toilet/shower facilities and leave no trace. The camp site has had an upgrade beautification and facility program that is fully available. The property is in close proximity to the ocean and the city, just a 10 minute drive too the Coffs Harbour CBD. You're welcome to bring your pet, but they must be supervised and kept under control. Campfire are permitted in the provided fire area. Please note that some sites require 4WD access and are a steep climb (see photos). Caravan access is limited to small to medium length only. Large vans require assistance so not recommended for this site.

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The Good Life Camping

13. The Good Life Camping

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26km from Coffs Coast State Park · 6 sites · Tents, RVs

At The Good Life, we’re big on personal space. Every campsite is large, private and genuinely secluded, giving you the feeling you’re a long way from everyone and everything. Your own patch of paradise. No caravan awnings poking you in the eye, no surprise drop-ins, and no listening to your neighbour’s snoring, generator or life story. Bliss. Forget your phone alarm. Your morning wake-up call is the local kookaburra choir having a proper laugh at life. This is a true back-to-nature escape for anyone needing to pull up a stump, slow right down and properly unplug. If bird watching, stargazing or simply doing sweet nothing is your idea of a good time, you’ll fit right in. Dogs are very welcome. Keep them on a lead while you’re wandering the property, then let them be their goofy, happy selves back at camp. Campfires are practically mandatory. Every site has its own fire pit, and if you burn through your firewood faster than a pollie breaks a promise, we can sort you out with more for a small fee. Now for a quick reality check. We’re not the Hilton. In fact, we don’t provide any amenities at all. No toilets, no showers, no bins. Think of The Good Life as a safe, private slice of bush that feels like the middle of nowhere, because it pretty much is. You’ll need to be fully self-contained and take everything you bring in back out with you. Leave only footprints and good memories. What you do with your time is entirely up to you. Park yourself in a camp chair with a book, wander the farm, or lace up your boots and explore around 70 acres of bush tracks. When night falls, the stars put on a serious show and the silence is so complete you can actually hear yourself think. There’s no phone service and no Wi-Fi. Consider it a feature, not a bug. It’s the perfect excuse to ignore your emails. If you feel like venturing out, the Orara Valley and Coffs Coast offer stunning rainforests, beaches, waterfalls and swimming holes, all within a 30-minute drive.

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The Blue Lagoon

14. The Blue Lagoon

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27km from Coffs Coast State Park · 2 sites · Tents, RVs

Welcome to the Blue Lagoon, our very own piece of paradise, we cannot wait to share with you. Situated on over 100 acres in Upper Orara, just 20 minutes west of Coffs Harbour. The beauty of this place is that it's a private campsite, this stunning waterhole is all yours to enjoy, with only one booking taken at a time. (Note: The booking is for 2 people for the entire site- then a small extra charge for additional guests) This magical waterhole has crystal clear spring-fed water, where you’ll be able to enjoy spotting fish, turtles, and a platypus along with stand-up paddle boarding, kayaking, fishing, bird watching, bushwalking, and simply relaxing. Additional extras: Enquire within about pricing. Outdoor stone bath / Firewood / BBQ lamb packs from our family farm in the Riverina / pizza oven / roast spit. IMPORTANT: The camp is for self-contained campers only. You MUST have your own toilet, water and take all waste with you when you go. This is non-negotiable. The nearest dump point is in Coffs Harbour. PLEASE NOTE: The property lies on river frontage and is subject to flooding in heavy rain. Please check in with us prior to arrival to confirm conditions. In the case of flooding, a full refund will be issued, or an alternate campsite on higher ground may be available. The photos display pristine blue waters, which is what is so magical about this place. However after heavy rain, the water colour can change in appearance. Campfires are permitted in the designated fire ring, when local restrictions are not in place. FIREWOOD is available to purchase. (IF you are coming from QLD, we ask that you don't bring any firewood onto the property due to the fire any situation) Please note - We are not a commercial campground.

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Halfway Creek Acres

15. Halfway Creek Acres

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29km from Coffs Coast State Park · 1 site · Tent, RV

Welcome to Halfway Creek Acres, a small hobby farm located between Grafton and Woolgoolga. With only one campsite available, you’ll have this entire campsite to yourself. The secluded campsite is easily accessible by 2wd and is suitable for caravans and motorhomes. Perfect for a quick overnight stay, or setup base camp and explore the area with plenty of POI’s close by including Station Creek and Pebbly Beach, Minnie Waters, Wooli, Sherwood Nature Reserve and many more. Campfires are permitted when restrictions aren’t in place, with plenty of firewood to collect from the property. Campers will need to be fully self-sufficient as there are no onsite amenities. There is a service station just down the road which has toilets. Pet friendly, as long as they don’t chase the locals 🐄

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Benefields Rose Farm

16. Benefields Rose Farm

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30km from Coffs Coast State Park · 10 sites · Tents, RVs

This is a 45 acre farm located approx 50 km north of Coffs Harbour and 30km south of Grafton and is just 500 meters from the Pacific Highway at Halfway Creek. The property is easily accessed by 2WD and is suitable for caravans and small to medium motor homes. Take a right turn as soon as you drive through the cream concrete entrance gates and follow the road down to the large cream shed. Here you will find manicured park-like gardens with a large dam - big enough to kayak on! There are numerous shady trees along the dam edges and you can also relax on the pontoon which overlooks the water. **Please note that the dam area is not fenced and may not suit campers with children. Campers must ensure they supervise their children at all times. This farm operates a cut flower business with over 10,000 rose bushes and has recently diversified with a large number of Australian wildflowers. The business hours are typically 6am-4pm but once or twice a week the shed does need to be accessed earlier than this so please do not park on the gravel area in front of the double roller doors. There are no amenities so campers need to be fully self-sufficient with own camping toilet and leave no trace. Please note - unless otherwise approved by host , we allow only 1 caravan or camper or tent or motorhome per site. Dog friendly. Fires are permitted if restrictions are not in place AND MUST be contained in our fire pit , a brazier or portable fire pit. Please do not light fires directly on the ground/grass. Firewood - Bags available at cream shed on property - $20

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Oasis of Hope

17. Oasis of Hope

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31km from Coffs Coast State Park · 86 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging

🌿 Welcome to Oasis of Hope Nestled in the heart of nature and surrounded by rainforest and national park, Oasis of Hope is a peaceful, private escape designed for those looking to slow down, reconnect, and experience something truly special. Set on a beautiful rural property just 20 minutes from Coffs Harbour, you’ll enjoy the best of both worlds—complete tranquility with no direct neighbours, while still being close to beaches, great food, and everything the coast has to offer. Our campsite is spacious and relaxed, allowing you to choose your own spot and settle in at your own pace. Whether you’re here for a quiet weekend, an outdoor adventure, or simply to unwind, the space invites you to make it your own. 🌿 What makes this place special: * Direct access to Wayper Creek * A beautiful waterfall walk (approx. 45 minutes) * Abundant wildlife and birdlife (130+ species recorded) * Open lawns, gardens, and natural bushland * A peaceful, private atmosphere to truly switch off You’ll also have access to: * Hot showers * Filtered drinking water * A BBQ shelter and shared spaces * Fire pits (when permitted) We keep things simple and natural here—this is a place to enjoy the outdoors, respect the environment, and experience the beauty of the land. Whether you’re sitting around the fire, exploring the creek, or just taking in the stillness, Oasis of Hope is a place many guests return to again and again. --- 🌿 Follow our journey You can find us on Instagram and Facebook **@oasisofhoperetreat**, where we share more of the property, nature, and guest experiences. If you capture any special moments during your stay, feel free to tag us—we love seeing how guests experience Oasis of Hope 📸

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Tree Fern Dam

18. Tree Fern Dam

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31km from Coffs Coast State Park · 1 site · Tent, RV

Pull up to your own flat, private, grassed area, set up with power, water, a firepit, and a park bench. Conveniently located in beautiful Bonville, it’s an easy stop off the highway for an overnighter to break up your trip, or a few days’ stay to explore everything the area has to offer! The site itself is next to a dam with water dragons, echidnas, and we’ve even spotted a koala in the tree there. Please be mindful of the dam’s close proximity for safety with little ones. There is an easy driveway to the site, and it’s not far off the road at all. We are directly across the road from Bonville International Golf Course. Sawtell village is about a 6-minute drive, brimming with cafes, restaurants, and a quaint cinema. Bohemian Bellingen is a beautiful 20-minute drive, with three different routes from here — one even includes a dirt road through the state forest. North Beach Cafe at Mylestom and Urunga Boardwalk are about 15 minutes away, and Valla Beach is 20 minutes — all wonderful options to explore! Please note: While this is a quiet area, the road can get some early morning traffic noise due to a development further up the road. It’s nothing like camping in a caravan park right next to the road, but perfect serenity should not be expected. We also expect quiet guests for our friendly neighbours. You have the site to yourself, so you can enjoy peace and quiet as well. We love animals, but we ask that no pets be brought along, as we have free-range chooks nearby and our own dogs on the property.

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The Old Peach Farm

19. The Old Peach Farm

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34km from Coffs Coast State Park · 1 site · Tent, RV

This was an old peach farm, set over 25 acres with a quarter of the property cleared for the farm (now with main house, tiny home and gardens there) and the rest left untouched with native forest. Only seven minutes off the Pacific highway but it feels like a world away. Perfect for a nice overnight stop or to really chill out and disconnect for few days. We've set up the camping area in a nice clearing immersed into the lovely natural forest surroundings. You will be camping next to an awesome lake where you can go for a paddle or a swim. Other than the summer hum of cicadas or the cackle of some resident kookaburras, it's peaceful and private. There are plenty of roos and wallabies around, as well as lots of birdlife including black swans in the lake. You can paddle in the lake and try to catch a fish there. We've set up a little homemade pontoon. So far only one spot to camp (that will fit up to 4 cars if you come in a group), so you will have the place all to yourselves. You cannot see the next house (our Shouse and a tiny home), they are at least 400m away from the camping area, so solitude and privacy is guaranteed. The property is close to plenty of beach options or nice little towns such as Woolgoolga (25 min south) and Grafton (25 minutes north).

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Bonville Camp Ground

20. Bonville Camp Ground

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35km from Coffs Coast State Park · 10 sites · Tents, RVs

Located minutes off the A1 it's the perfect spot to stop overnight or for a few days to see all the Coffs Coast has to offer. Beautiful camping on pristine grasslands that back onto the Bongil Bongil National Park. Cows with Guns MTB park and Sawmill are close by as well. Enjoy the splendid views or walk through the bush which, also has the biggest tree in the area. With fishing available and plenty of horse trails around, there is plenty to do. Bore water is available on-site.

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Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community

Kaitlyn

4 days ago

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With kids

9 nights at Oasis of Hope

We’ve stayed at Oasis of Hope before and were so happy to be back! It’s such a peaceful, family-friendly spot and the perfect place to switch off, relax and enjoy some time away together. The amenities are great, with toilets, showers and laundry facilities, which makes camping with kids that much easier. It’s also close enough to Coffs Harbour for day trips, with so much to explore in the surrounding area. We’ve loved our stays here and would definitely recommend Oasis of Hope to other families looking for a peaceful camping getaway. We’ll happily be back again! 🏕️❤️

Anthony

4 days ago

9 m pop-up camper

8 nights at Oasis of Hope

Great place to stay. Great facilities and nice and quiet.

Andrew

4 days ago

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With pets

2 nights at Waterfalls & More

What a pleasure it was to spend a couple of nights on Rod’s incredible property, Waterfalls and More! We squeezed in a little family camping adventure before the school holidays ended, craving some time immersed in the bush and freshwater under the stars and a chance to completely log off. We had this amazing place all to ourselves, and Waratahs 1 was the perfect combination of sun and shade. A private, tree-fringed site on flat ground, with a perfectly positioned firepit, meant we could quickly set up a really comfortable camp. Rod was such a warm and hospitable host, and we’re genuinely grateful to him for sharing this beautiful place. You can see the care and attention he puts into maintaining and regenerating this incredibly biodiverse property, as well as creating a comfortable camping experience. There are thoughtful little touches everywhere, from the solar light in the composting toilet to the dog-poo bag dispenser, and yes - real waratahs. The camping area is fenced, so we could completely relax while our young Groodle enjoyed herself. There were no cattle on the property either, which was a bonus given she's been known to try her hand at rounding them up when the opportunity presents itself! The campsite gently slopes down to Sherwood Creek, which feels wonderfully untouched, with a beautiful diversity of vegetation, from towering eucalypts to rainforest passages that beckon you to explore further. The creek was flowing steadily, with interesting pools along the way, although the lack of decent recent rain meant the water levels weren't quite ideal for swimming. That was more than made up for by our first adventure to the much-talked-about waterfall. Across the road, the track climbs steeply to a top paddock before gently winding through an ever-changing mix of foliage along a comfortable, well-signed trail to Banksia Grove, where you meet the rocky sandstone escarpment. From there, things get a little more adventurous, with some hands-and-feet scrambling, but it was perfectly manageable for us and the kids and the rewards were next level. This is a four-tiered wonder of nature, with each level offering something different. At the bottom is the aptly named Champagne Pool, sparklingly inviting. Scramble a little further and you reach an incredible base camp: a broad, flat rock platform, alongside the most gorgeous and inviting deep plunge pool. We all jumped straight in, emerging with an exhilarated gasp as we immersed ourselves in the cool, crystal-clear water, gazing out across the valley. Ready for the next level of adventure, we climbed to level three, where a magical, cave-like overhang shelters ancient ferns. It's the perfect place to escape the sun, tucked behind the waterfall and looking out through a fine mist of rainbows. And if that doesn't sound amazing enough, one final little climb takes you to the very top, where you're rewarded with a spectacular infinity pool. Here, you can immerse yourself again while taking in breathtaking views across the escarpment from the highest vantage point of the adventure. The kids were in awe, and after more swims in the plunge pool and lunch on the rocky deck, we all headed back feeling pretty incredible. Back at camp, dinner around the crackling fire and a few old-school board games rounded out an incredibly rewarding and rejuvenating experience. We slept like logs with a soft symphony of frog song and couldn't wait to get up and do it all again. Thanks again Rod (and trusty dog buddy Reddy) for being such wonderful hosts and sharing this magical piece of Gumbaynggirr Country with us. We feel very lucky to have such a special place practically on our doorstep, and can't wait to return.

Christine

1 week ago

13 m travel trailer

With kids

4 nights at Oasis of Hope

The property is well maintained with a small creek next to campsite 2. The kids enjoyed playing by the stream and the extensive grassed areas to kick a ball around. We didn’t use the facilities much as we are fully set up off grid, however there was access to bathrooms, hot showers, a laundry, covered seating areas and camp kitchens in different areas of the property. Campsite 1 looked like it would have been a nicer spot to set up however it is currently closed. We have a 19ft caravan and had no problems towing it to the campsite. I’m glad we arrived prior to the long weekend as it did get quite busy over the long weekend and would have been more difficult. We only spoke with one of the caretakers, Donald, who was really helpful. Be prepared for a long and challenging trek if you plan on walking to the waterfall. We had kids ages 5, 6 and 8 and it took 1 hour, 40 mins each way. The river was flowing well, so it may have been quicker with less rain. There is no path, just rock scrambling the entire way. It was worth the hike, just make sure you take plenty of snack and water if doing it with kids.

Juan

1 week ago

Tent

With pets

Weekend Trip to Waterfalls & More

We had a great stay at Rod’s camp at Watermelon Flats. Rod was a fantastic host and very accommodating, especially for our family camping trip, which I travelled up from Sydney for to meet the rest of the family. The property was easy to find, especially when following the directions Rod provides. Unfortunately, the personal portaloo we had arranged as an extra wasn’t available during our stay, but the drop toilet was perfectly usable and didn’t cause any issues for our long weekend. We also made our way down to the creek and found some great swimming holes, which made for a fun little adventure for my two nephews. Overall, we had a really enjoyable stay and would happily come back again. Thanks Rod!

Catherine

1 week ago

5 m pop-up camper

Weekend Trip to The Good Life Camping

Great spot, welcoming hosts. Our site was private, well kept and had plenty of space for our small dogs to run around.

Natasha

1 week ago

Tent

With kids

Weekend Trip to Oasis of Hope

Absolutely Beautiful location, we loved the creek walk. Good facilities. We camped at the powered site, nice a spread out area. We did not realise there were no bbq’s but Lars set us up with a fire pit and grill to cook our dinner over the fire which was perfect.

Mardi

1 week ago

8 m pop-up camper

3 nights at Oasis of Hope

A great location and Donald was great to chat too. We will certainly be back with other campers

Yaasmeen

1 week ago

5 m car

Weekend Trip to Bucca Valley Blueberries Farmstay

We loved our stay in your place. It was wonderful experience for us with peaceful environment, bonfire and star filled night sky. Thank you

Neve

1 week ago

Tent

Weekend Trip to The Good Life Camping

We had a great stay at The Good Life Camping we stayed at Water Lilly Views and were shown directly to our camp by Dan. We were surrounded by birds, frogs and pond wildlife. A beautiful afternoon cooking dinner and sitting by the fire. I would recommend if you want to switch off with no service and privacy. Close to nearby 4x4 tracks and Scout falls also!!

Teora

1 week ago

7 m pop-up camper

With kids

4 nights at Waterfalls & More

Spectacular wilderness, lots of privacy beautifully maintained property. Rod is a great host. We will be back.

karen

1 week ago

12 m pop-up camper

3 nights at Oasis of Hope

Was a lovely friendly camp

Todd

1 week ago

9 m campervan

With kids

2 nights at Oasis of Hope

Beautiful kept grounds. Lush and quiet. Loved it

Matt

2 weeks ago

6 m campervan

1 night at Oasis of Hope

Lovely hosts, clean and well kept grounds, beautiful rainforest and creek- well worth a stop, we’ll be back!!

Jayne

2 weeks ago

5 m campervan

2 nights at Oasis of Hope

We loved this beautiful property. The creek is stunning the amenities great and the hosts kind and helpful. A piece of paradise - thank you for having us

Rebecca

2 weeks ago

6 m travel trailer

With pets

6 nights at Kingfisher Kampers, Nana Glen

Rob and Karel have a fabulous place ! We thoroughly enjoyed our time there !

Mery

2 weeks ago

Tent

With pets

4 nights at Oasis of Hope

We had a wonderful stay! The hosts were fantastic, friendly, welcoming, and made us feel right at home. The facilities were amazing and made the whole experience really comfortable. One of the highlights was exploring the creek, which was such a beautiful and fun part of the stay. The cows wandering around also added a lovely touch to the experience and really made it feel like a true country getaway. We thoroughly enjoyed our time here and would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a relaxing and memorable camping experience!

Julia

2 weeks ago

8 m travel trailer

With kids

1 night at Heritage Relax and Recharge

Good place to stop for the night while travelling through Coffs Harbour. Would recommend 👍

James

2 weeks ago

Tent

Weekend Trip to Bonville Camp Ground

Good little spot, I really liked the camp-fire additions, bit noisy from highway but not too loud, is bearable given its location, great for the people travelling through.

Cindy

2 weeks ago

15 m travel trailer

Weekend Trip to Bonville Camp Ground

Great spot Host lovely Water at site. No power.

Coffs Coast State Park camping guide

Overview

About

Coffs Coast State Park is a haven for those seeking the thrill of the great outdoors. With its pristine beaches, scenic headlands, and abundant wildlife, the park offers a plethora of activities. Venture along the coastal walk, surf the waves, or immerse yourself in birdwatching. While camping isn't mentioned, the park's diverse landscapes provide the perfect backdrop for day trips filled with adventure and exploration.

When to go

The ideal time to visit Coffs Coast State Park is during spring and summer when the weather is warm and the park's natural beauty is at its peak. Whale watching from June to October is a highlight, while winter offers a serene setting for the Solitary Islands coastal walk.

Know before you go

Check the latest weather and fire danger alerts before planning your visit to ensure the park is open.
Remember, Coffs Coast State Park is a no smoking area, respecting the clean air and natural environment.
Accessibility varies across the park, so check ahead if you require specific facilities.
Bring your furry friend along to designated off-leash dog zones for a fun day out.
For any enquiries, contact the Coffs Harbour office from 8:30am to 4:30pm, Monday to Friday.