The best camping near Yanga National Park
Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Yanga National Park adventure.
Discover Yanga National Park's rich history and diverse birdlife amid scenic landscapes.
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Top-rated campgrounds near Yanga National Park
Lake Paika Glamping
1 site · Lodging2500 acres · Balranald, NSW
Nestled on recently restored Lake Paika, the glamping provides a unique getaway from the hustle and bustle. A 1000 acre lake, stunning birdlife and night skies at your doorstep and the beautiful gardens of Paika Homestead only metres away. Check out historical buildings and other curiosities on the grounds.
Directly in between world heritage listed Mungo National Park and Yanga Station, this is the perfect stop over. With over 90 native bird species sighted at Paika, this is a wildlife enthusiasts paradise.
Driving from Sydney to Adelaide or taking a trip to the outback from Melbourne. Why not stop here to break up the trip.
Potable water
Toilets
Campfires
from
AU$220
/ night
* Before taxes and fees
100%
(165)
Beverley Farm
9 sites · RVs, Tents3000 acres · Kyalite, NSW
Set up camp on a tranquil sandbar and go fishing or relax by the Wakool River. Enjoy exploring bird-life and bush-walking, and in the evening sit by your private campfire (wintertime). Water recreational activities must adhere to safety standards.
This campsite suits self-contained campers who bring their own camping toilet/shower, and drinking water supply (there is access to rainwater).
Our property is located on the edge of the Wakool River, not too far from the NSW/VIC border and the Murray River.
Pets welcome.
Campfires allowed when safe - adhere to total fire bans.
Please do not litter. Leave the campsite how you found it.
Please also be mindful of stock around the property.
Please stay on designated roads and be mindful of biosecurity issues.
Pets
Potable water
Campfires
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AU$20
/ night
* Before taxes and fees
91%
(23)
Murraywood
1 site · RV, Tent9000 acres · Goodnight, NSW
Welcome to Murraywood, a peaceful river bend all to yourself, where you can relax among the river gums as you watch the sunset over the Mighty Murray.
We offer only one site so you will have complete privacy and plenty of space.
Tooleybuc is the nearest town and is 11kms away, it has a boat ramp so you can make the most of your water activities on the Murray. It also has a general store and IGA for your shopping needs.
Relax around your campfire in the evenings and enjoy some amazing star gazing. Please ensure there are no fire restrictions in place before starting a fire.
Campers must be self sufficient and take all their rubbish and provide their own camping toilet. Pets are welcome.
Please be aware that there is no boat ramp or launching facilities at the campsite.
Pets
Campfires
from
AU$20
/ night
* Before taxes and fees
100%
(48)
Rosenhoe
12 sites · RVs, Tents18000 acres · Balranald, NSW
Rosenhoe is an 18,000 acre mixed farm, with cropping, sheep, cattle, goats & pistachios located 65km north of Swan Hill and 30km south of Balranald. Our family has been here farming since 1909 with 6 generations. We are very lucky to live where we are and we are happy to share it with people who also appreciate it.We have 12 km of Wakool River frontage to offer with beautiful peaceful campsites, great fishing, bird watching and bush walks.We have a number of unpowered private camp sites along the river depending on your requirements and interests. All campers must have their own amenities and leave no trace. Campfires permitted when restrictions aren't in place. Sorry, no pets.
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AU$20
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* Before taxes and fees
The best camping near Yanga National Park guide
Overview
About
Embark on an adventure at Yanga National Park, where the Murrumbidgee River's banks beckon with prime fishing spots and the echoes of history. Set up your tent or park your caravan at picturesque campgrounds, and immerse yourself in the vibrant birdwatching scene at Yanga Lake.
Notable campgrounds
- Mamanga campground: A serene retreat by the river, perfect for fishing enthusiasts and nature lovers.
- Woolpress Bend campground: Nestled in tranquility, offering a gateway to the park's rich pastoral heritage.
- Regatta Beach picnic area: Ideal for a family day out with swimming, boating, and birdwatching opportunities.
Tips for snagging a campsite
- Book early to secure your spot, especially during peak seasons and school holidays.
- Consider mid-week stays for better availability and a quieter experience.
- Stay flexible with your dates to increase your chances of finding an available campsite.
- Explore nearby camping options if your preferred campground is fully booked.
When to go
The ideal time to visit Yanga National Park is during autumn, winter, and spring, when temperatures are more moderate. Summer can be extremely hot, so plan accordingly. Always check the forecast as roads may become inaccessible in wet weather.
Know before you go
- Yanga National Park is open from sunrise to sunset, but may close due to poor weather or fire danger.
- Check for current alerts and road conditions before your visit.
- Accessibility varies across the park, with some areas offering unsealed roads and dry weather access only.
- Facilities include toilets, picnic tables, and barbecue facilities at designated areas.
- Remember, pets are not permitted within the park, ensuring the protection of native wildlife.
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