Caravan parks near Cobar

Make a road trip pitstop in New South Wales’ Copper City.

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Meralda Station Cobar

20 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents400 acres · Cobar, NSW
Meralda is a family owned property, we are nestled in the outback town of Cobar. We are offering seasonal paddock eco camping stays on our gorgeous little property only minutes from the Cobar town centre. If you after a secluded, peaceful outback setting where you can immerse yourself into bush nature, Then our place is for you. We have allocated a nice open space for you to choose your site; set up under the shade of a majestic gum or in the open paddock by our dam. Unwind and cosy up around our campfire and enjoy our magnificent sunsets and as the evening turns into night and the breathtaking star show begins. With no artificial light, stargazing at our property is simply incredible. You can also see native wildlife kangaroos, emus and echidnas among some of the native wildlife that can be spotted here. If you’re a bird-watcher, you’ll love the vast array of galahs, major mitchell's, parrots and wrens nestled in the trees. On our little property we farm sheep and goats. There are always strays, and dropped off orphans that become our little babies. We offer a complimentary petting tour for families who want to get up close with our station friendly animals. Lots of fun can be had in the dam -Swimming is permitted and water sport activities on request or BYO Kayak. We recommend extending your stay at least two nights at the station and taking the time to explore Cobar; a unique town, rich in mining heritage and natural attractions. Visitors will be amazed by open-cut mines, Aboriginal rock art, museums and colonial buildings and new sound chapel. If your into bike riding or long walks we have a bitumen walking/bike track that goes into town not far from our station entry. If you want to duck into the local club to have dinner, or a few drinks there's a courtesy bus to Golf Club Available that will collect you from our front gate. Add on extras to make your stay more memorable with tours, hampers, animal feeding, holistic treatments and if any farm work is happening your welcome to watch or join in.
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Overview

At the meeting point of the Barrier Highway (along the road from Sydney to Adelaide) and the Kidman Way, Cobar sits right at the heart of outback NSW. Once Australia's leading copper mining town, Cobar's biggest attractions are its colonial buildings, museums, and heritage sites. Once you've discovered the city’s mining past at the Great Cobar Heritage Centre, admired the ancient Aboriginal rock art at Mount Grenfell Historic Site, and looked out over the mines from Fort Bourke Hill Lookout, venture north to hike and camp in Gundabooka National Park. Campers have several options in and around Cobar. To escape the crowds and get a taste of life in the outback, choose a Hipcamp on a local farm or station. Alternatively, check into one of the caravan parks or tourist parks, where you’ll have powered sites and amenities such as a dump point and camp kitchen.

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