The best camping near Bindarri State Conservation Area

Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Bindarri State Conservation Area adventure.

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Woodside Farm, Coonamble

50 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents10000 acres · Coonamble, NSW
We run a dryland cropping, beef cattle, merino sheep farm in Northwest NSW. Our Farm is located 20km's west of Coonamble. We are in the heart of beautiful farming country nestled between the Warrunbungles and the Macquarie Marshes. We are a short drive to the Pilliga bore bath and onto the iconic Lightning Ridge.
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Mount Terrace

6 sites · RVs, Tents2500 acres · Tonderburine, NSW
Mt Terrace is a 2500 acre property hidden in the Warrumbungle mountains, it supports a wide variety of animals and bush land to explore as well as creeks, waterfalls and its own mountain range. Surrounded by the Warrumbungle national park & Australia's only sky park, it has a lot to offer and explore.Enjoy piece and quiet with a selection of 3 camp sites to choose from, you'll have pleny of space and privacy.  Access is relatively easy you will not need a 4wd but low city cars are not suitable . Fires are permitted in designated areas and within season.Pets are allowed.All campers must have their own supplies and be self sufficient as we do not supply any amenities, camper trailers are welcome however we do not accept caravans at this stage.Come check us out!
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Warrumbungles Mtn Motel Campground

19 sites · RVs, Tents25 acres · Coonabarabran, NSW
Set on 25 acres in a quiet and peaceful valley bounded on three sides by the Castlereagh River 8 kms west of Coonabarabran on the road to the Warrumbungle National Park. This is a campground suitable for self contained caravans, camper trailers and tents - limited amenities and power. Great star gazing location as well as numerous bush walking and bird watching locations.
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The best camping near Bindarri State Conservation Area guide

Overview

About

Bindarri State Conservation Area, a haven for adventure seekers, offers an immersive experience in the heart of nature. Traverse the 80km Orara Escarpment 4WD touring route, winding through ancient forests and offering idyllic spots for picnics, walks, and swims. While camping isn't mentioned, the park's activities promise a memorable outdoor adventure.

When to go

The best time to visit Bindarri State Conservation Area is during the drier months when the tracks are more accessible for 4WD adventures. The wet season can make routes challenging and may lead to closures. Always check local alerts before planning your visit to ensure the area is open and safe for exploration.

Know before you go

  • Check the latest updates on fires, closures, and other alerts before your visit.
  • Contact the Coffs Harbour office from Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 4:30pm for any inquiries.
  • Keep an eye out for koalas amid the park's protected habitats.
  • Remember to respect the natural environment and follow all park guidelines during your visit.

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