Aire River West Campground

Glenaire

A large flat and grassy campground on the Western Side of the Aire River suitable for large groups and caravans. The nearby boat ramp makes launching a canoe nice and easy and this is a great spot to base for a kayak fishing trip. You can paddle all the way up to Lake Craven or south to the ocean.

Narrung Ferry Campground

Narrung

Large free campground with lots of level grassy areas, suitable for caravans. The campground is situated near where the ferry crosses the entrance to Lake Alexandrina from Lake Albert on the Murray River, so there is definitely the opportunity to fish here, however I never had any luck.

Dobbie Rim Campground

Upper Allyn

Open and grassy clearing near Old Camp.

Oura Beach Reserve Campground

As the name might suggest, this is a recreational reserve that is popular during the warmer seasons. The "beach" is made entirely from river stones, but you take what you can get. . . The ground is well-grassed, although sometimes boggy.

Lake Elizabeth Campground

Forrest

Located in the narrow, forested valley of the Barwon River East Branch. Most of the camp area is a cleared, grassed hillside with a few small flat benches cut into the hill - best for tent camping. Well shaded by tall Mountain Ash.

Ollies Jump-Up Campground

Cowa

Shady, and grassy campground on the Dargo River, suitable for caravans and tents. Surrounded by hills and right on the Dargo River, this is an excellent free campground that is suitable for tents or caravans. The river is fairly shallow but flows cleanly over small gravel racers.

Jokers Flat Campground

Mitta Mitta

Open, shady and easily accessible campsite on the edge of the Big River. The river flows reasonably well along this stretch and has been known to offer up the odd trout. It is a beautiful stretch of river, traveling over some small gravel racers and wider, slow moving sections.

Andersons Garden Campground

Clonbinane

Well equipped and attractive campsite in Mount Disappointment State ForestThe Andersons, after which this campground was named were and old gold mining familyBeing reasonably close to Melbourne, this campsite is quite popular during the busy season.

Bruces Bend Campground

Nichols Point

Dispersed bush camping on pleasant grassed beaches by the Murray River surrounded by flood plain forest - River Red Gums, billabongs and swamps. Odd BBQs and tables have disappeared = no facilities. Very distant traffic noise. Prolific bird life and occasional cattle grazing. Rated 4.

Ingar Campground

Blue Mountains National Park

Among low bush and scribbly gums, this is a very attractive campsite close enough to Sydney for a quick nature fix. The camp sites are fairly level and mostly grass. There is a fire pit and picnic table at each campsite.

Anglers Rest Campground

Anglers Rest

Large, open campground on the banks of the Cobungra River. The river here is quite attractive and offers anglers and kayakers a place to play.

Brou Lake Campground

Bodalla

This camping area is in the Eurobodalla National Park not far from Moruya on the shore of the shallow Lake Brou. A short walk brings you out onto the un-patrolled beach - for fishing, swimming and boarding. Lots of walks around the area through the bush or along the beach. No fires are permitted.

Warburtons Bridge Campground

Glenluce

Bush camping (no facilities) on the banks of the Loddon River. Most of the site is a cleared level paddock, well grassed but open to the road and shaded by one fir tree. May be boggy when wet.

Burrowye Reserve Campground

Burrowye

A large river-side reserve, with a grassed open paddock by the road and tiered river flats by the river where white trunked Manna Gums, willow and wattle provide some shade to grassed sites. Features long pebbly river beaches and a pleasant rural outlook.

Fort O`Hare Campground

Dartmoor

Pleasant, extended, well grassed flats by the Glenelg River. Good shade from River Red Gums. Rating 4. 18/5 Jetty Major Mitchell established a base camp here while taking his boats down the Glenelg. Thus the common name Fort 0'Hare. Now a popular canoe launching point.

The Pines Campground

A large flat camping area in the pine forests (slash pines) near the Watagan MountainsThis campground is very spacious and shady with wide open areas kept free from undergrowth by the large pine trees (these were planted as a trial in the 1920s).

Toongi Hall Campground

Dubbo

Peaceful camping spot$10 per night. Pets allowed. Toilet facilities only. No booking required. Community run facility run by volunteersAccessThis site is accessable by caravans in good weather.Getting thereGetting there

Boar Gully Campground

Balliang

Dispersed designated parking areas along the road end located in a saucer valley near the NW edge of the Brisbane National Park. Site layout suites car/tent camping rather than motorhomes/caravans. Parking layout inhibits long rigs.

Bear Gully Campground

Tarwin Lower

A pleasant but popular foreshore camp, well shaded by banksia and Manna Gum over sand with some short grass. Sites are informally scattered, most with some scrub between. Overhanging branches on some sites and sandy access tracks may restrict big rigs. Rated 3.

Ophir Reserve Campground

Ophir

Dispersed bush camping alongside a creek, with free gold. Ophir was a Gold Rush settlement, and a pan can bring back a bit of colour from the Lewis Ponds and Summer Creek. Great fun for the kids. There are quite a few spots to camp, some only accessable by 4wd.

Lake Lyell Recreation Park Campground

Lithgow

Camping on the edge of Lake Lyell, suitable for caravans and with powered sites. This is a large grassy area with campsites available on the waters edge. There is a good quality boat ramp, and a jetty which makes launching and loading the family easier.