Caravan parks in <span class="highlight">Dubbo</span>?

We have never been impressed by CPs in Dubbo. On our last trip we stayed at Wellington Caves CP. It was terrific - plenty of space, well grassed, excellent amenities, ample shade if needed. It is very peaceful, well off the road near a golf course. The caves are interesting too. The chages were very reasonable. Well worth being that bit out of Dubbo. Wellington town is small but has the basics. The shop out at the caves is quite good. We will stop at the caves CP on any future trips that way. Lynne

Julie & John,
Last month we stayed at Big4. Very clean, friendly and safe. Camp kitchen is in the middle where we all used the bbq. Very good to have a chat with others.
We were there out of school holidays and the place was full of grey nomads. Some of the sites are a bit tight but everybody seemed to park their rigs easier enough.
Sharon

There is one on the Parkes road opposite the Golf club. Not sure what it is like. Just be sure to keep an eye on security of belongings whilst in Dubbo as there is some petty theft.

Cheers Wilko

Hi Julie and John

We took one look at the parks in Dubbo - all near highways and thought No Way.
Hence we found and stayed at a Terramungamine free campground 14 kms out of town and quite safe but flush toilets only and no water for campers. See recent threads on Terramungamine if you are interested.

Dubbo is one place that even the locals advise you to lock up everything well day and night.

Motherhen

Hi Julie & John,
We were out that way in July and stayed at the caravan park at Wellington Caves. As mentioned the facilities are not too bad - the only problem I had was there was no dry area in the shower cubicals to get dressed. Had to do the jig to avoid wetting my clothes.

We stayed out there due to posts on here mentioning the security issues in Dubbo - and as we have a Jayco wind-up camper, it is alot harder to secure than a caravan.

Michelle

Stay at Narromine, 40km west of Dubbo, very friendly town, quieter and far fewer problems than at Dubbo which are all noisy as they are on the Newell

hi, 2 years ago we stayed at a c/p in dubbo for a week, i can't remember the name of it but it was one of the cheaper ones and was on a highway that went north/ east i think, there was a swimming pool right on the highway and lots of units and permenants, and looked quite dodgy but went for a walk down the back to check it out first and down the hill a fair way from the road (so no road noise) was about 20 sites which were grass with trees and quite nice so we stayed and didn't have any trouble except the heat but from the front we nearly kept driving, sorry i can't think of the name, good luck and safe travels from chris.