Michael ( Moss Vale NSW) replied:

It has been raining at Moss Vale so i guess it would not be to pleasant there also!! Michael

Member -Signman replied:

Escape the rain??
Check out the BOM radar site before you think about it !!

Vince NSW replied:

Taralga to the south had 8mm yesterday.
Oberon to the north had 14 mm
We in the blue mountains had 42 mm.
From the BOM site it looks like it is coming from the north east and very little is getting over the ranges YET, but stay tuned.
Vince

duges replied:

Thanks guys, not looking good. Great idea signman, I'd forgotten how good the bom radar is.

bockstar1 replied:

We were there in Feb this year. Really nice place and quiet. Only came across 2 other cars during the whole weekend.

We camped at The Beach which would be the pick of the places. The Sink isn't too bad either although you're not really meant to have a C/T there. NPWS have cabled the carpark from the camping area but depending on the number of people, you could park right next to the camp area.

I'd avoid Silent Creek - there was no water in the creek!! Both the Beach and Silent Creek are suitable for C/Ts.

In terms of rain and wet tracks, getting to The Sink should be okay. Exiting the park to east via Brass Walls Rd should be avoided in wet weather.

See this link for Trip Report;

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Cheers.

Ozboc replied:

Not looking good .....

NSW rainfall maps

duges replied:

Gawd, this weather is frustrating, for camping trips and that I travel to work on a motorcycle. I'm thinking about Bendethera now, looks clear down there?

seawasp replied:

Just a couple of facts, our main dam at Oberon is 16% and still falling, Level 5 at 15% .The country all over the Central Tablelands is very dry with farm dams falling and its not looking good. Rainfall this week has been really minimal to say the least, so the Abercrombie Nat Pk is the same, so better take some drinking water in with you. Have a good w/end ,I will be working.