Tim M replied:

I haven't been there myself yet but intend to in the next 18 months.
I have heard that Apsley Falls is quite good. This is near Walcha. The National Parks website is good as it shows and describes all camp areas and has tips on "things to do". Hope this helps.
Regards
Tim

cruiser replied:

The Oxley Wild Rivers National Park is a HUGE area.

It depends on where you are coming from as to where you are likely to end up camping.

There are NO roads that cross this park, so it means that if you wish to visit different area, you have to travel around the fringes of the park and there is no one road that travels the fringes.

There are plenty of camping areas, and as I said, depending on where you are coming from, will depend on where you go.

Basically, there is Walcha area, Wollomombi Falls, Ebor, Dorrigo, Georges Junction on Armidale/Kempsey Road, Carrai Plateau west of Kempsey, Mooraback on western side of Werrikimbee National Park.

Hope this helps

Member - Silverfox (QLD) replied:

Last winter I stayed at the Aspley Falls camping area. It had new toilet blocs and large individual parking areas with their own primative b b qs. The gorge is spectacular. Tourist info seems best obtained from local info offices. e.g.contact Walcha. There was a good brochure from N.P. with all the entrances and camping areas on it. I think I got it with many other good brochures when I rang Armidale Tourist office. ( I have a photo of my rig at Aspley Falls on my site.) Enjoy.

Peter replied:

Nice camping spots but watch out for leeches, especially if you're taking kids with you. We camped right on the river, track in gets very slippery after rain.

3F62 replied:

"West Kunderang" is one of the best spots in this area, swim,fish (bass). Lots of R&R potential.(small tariff) Ring Booths camping shop in Armidale for details OR for a free spot try the bottom of the "Big Hil" on the Armidale to Kempsey Rd, both these spots on the top of the Macleay river.

Enjoy !!