The best camping near Mallee Cliffs National Park
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Phil's Bend
6 sites · RVs, Tents200 acres · NSW
Our campsite are situated on the banks of the mighty Murray, Euston NSW! Both Euston and Robinvale being a few minutes drive away!
We have 6 campsites available, which are scattered along absolute river frontage! your campsite will be away from other campers so you have room to move, but are big enough for you to be able to share the same site with those traveling with you!
Our property is fenced and gated giving you that little bit extra security! Entry is via combination lock, the code will be sent to you the day before arrival!
If you have selected firewood and your booking is booked a few hours in advance we can drop your firewood off so it is ready for you when you arrive!
If you are already on site or arriving shortly we will drop if off as soon as possible!
Our campsite are a short stroll over the bridge to Robinvale or you can follow the walking track into Euston!
If your bring your boat with you there is a boat ramp just across the river in Robinvale, there is also one in front of the Euston Club
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All our sites are set up just like an old woodcutter would have set up their camp back in the day, this include a wooden bench, wooden log chair and a fireplace. All our sites have river frontage and are a nice clean place for you to enjoy!
-Now for all the boring but important information-
*We do not offer toilets and showers so you will need to be fully self-sufficient
*We strive to keep our campsites free from rubbish so we ask that you please take your rubbish with you when you leave.
*We do allow your furry friends to come along but they will need to on a leash and please clean up after them
*Preferred sites are subject to availability
* We do not allow motorbikes
* We are trying to grow back what has been lost over the years before we got the property so please stay on main roads.
* When our property floods the branches and logs that lay on the ground provide the breading grounds for our native fish, for this reason we do NOT allow chainsaws. If require wood please add it to your booking
* ENTRY IS AT OWN RISK! THE PROPERTY OWNERS ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGES OR LOSS TO PERSONAL PROPERTY OR VEHICLES.
Please note: our refund policy is set to super strict, this only applies to public holidays and busy periods, unfortunately we had to turn people away only for people to cancel last minute and us being unable to rebook the site!
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AU$10
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Willridge Estate
1 site · RV, Tent5 acres · Mildura, VIC
I have a 5-acre property 14 kilometres outside the city of Mildura, just down the highway at Red Cliffs, Victoria. I'm on the ridge, overlooking grapevines and orchards, not far from the local shops or the great fishing spots. It's away from the hustle and bustle, where we wake up to the birds, not cars and trucks.
Our night sky boasts 5 trillion stars with no city lights and smog to get in the way. Privacy is key.
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AU$60
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Rondel River Reserve
4 sites · RVs, Tents10 acres · Curlwaa, NSW
Come and enjoy our 20 acre property on the banks of the great Murray River. Campers will enjoy a boat ramp, pontoon with BBQ and large grassed area.
There are no facilities available, campers will need to be self contained and leave no trace.
Spend your days relaxing by your camp set up, paddling or swimming in the river, fishing from the banks and enjoying the local area.
20 minutes down the road, you'll find the regional hub of Mildura. Mildura is a historic town with all the modern convenience you could need. Cafes, restaurants, breweries and boutiques are plentiful.
If nature based activities are your thing, explore the botanic garden, hike through nearby national park or take a tour of Orange World.
All riverview sites are suitable for:
Site 1 - Caravan / Motorhome / Campervan / Tent
Site 2 - Caravan / Motorhome / Campervan / Tent
Site 3 - Tents only
Site 4 - Caravan / Motorhome / Campervan / Tent
Camp fires are allowed - collection of wood allowed.
Public dump point 7kms away located in Dareton and Wentworth.
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AU$40
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Top Hut Station
3 sites · RVs, Tents50000 acres · NSW
Top Hut station is a 50000 acre property that produces lamb, wool and goats in the Willandra lakes world heritage area.
The camp sites are located on the eastern boundary, 2.5km from the mungo national park visitors centre, and 1km from Mungo lodge.
The camp sites offer isolated locations amongst Pine, Belah, mallee and rose wood trees, some with stunning views of lake mungo and the walls of China.
Mungo national park offers walking trails from .5km-10km, 70km drive tour and guided tours on the walls of China sandhills.
Mungo lodge offers 7 day a week bar and bistro, guided mungo national park tours and scenic fights.
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AU$30
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Outback Almonds
7 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents37 acres · Wentworth, NSW
A working almond farm on the banks of the Darling River in far west NSW, Outback Almonds was established in 1998. What began as a 3000 tree crop has evolved to 9000,
with a selection of natural, blanched, slivered and chocolate coated almonds.
We invite you to stay the night and indulge in one of our three Canvas Bell Tent by 'Glamping', or perhaps you'd prefer to stay at The Cottage. If you're just passing by, or looking for something a little different, book
for a Long Lunch or Dinner under the stars*.
If you're interested to see how an Almond farm works, harvest takes place from January to April, and is fascinating to many, as it is a relatively unique method of farming for much of Australia.
And if it's a new space you're looking for to host your next special event or corporate function, we'd love to work with you!
Be sure to make note of Blossom time to visit.
*Please allow 7 days notice for us to fulfill your request.
For a unique dining experience amongst the almonds please contact us directly.
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AU$30
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The best camping near Mallee Cliffs National Park guide
Overview
About
Embark on an adventure through the timeless terrain of Mallee Cliffs National Park. Traverse the vast sandy red plains and undulating dunes, remnants of arid periods from millennia past. Immerse yourself in the park's rich ecological tapestry, a sanctuary for wildlife conservation and a haven for educational exploration. While camping is not available, the park offers a unique opportunity for schools and researchers to delve into the natural world.
When to go
The best time to visit Mallee Cliffs National Park is during the cooler months, from April to October, when the climate is more temperate. Summer can be extremely hot, making outdoor activities challenging. Always check for current alerts and fire bans before planning your visit to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.
Know before you go
- Check the latest park alerts and fire bans before your visit to stay informed about current conditions.
- Public access is restricted; the park primarily serves educational purposes, so plan accordingly.
- Contact the Buronga office from 8:30am to 4:30pm for any inquiries about the park.
- Remember to bring adequate water and sun protection, as the park features arid landscapes with limited shade.
- Research activities must align with the park's conservation objectives; contact the park office for more information.
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