Camping sites

It's hard to beat Newnes...unless it's crowded. Easy drive in, grassy campsite, historic ruins to explore, river to play in or on, toilets, glow worm tunnel, great scenery, kangaroos and wombats, fireflies at night. If you have a 4wd then across the river is best.

You've just raised lots of questions! Basically there are lots of sites both in the bush or on the coastal belt. If you use the web and look up National Parks you'll find lots of sites in different areas. Clue when looking at the sites are to see what facilities there are and if camp fires are allowed. Since it is family orientated and your first time then joint decisions need to be made depending on how old the kids are etc etc etc. you've made a good start by using the forum, you just need to refine your requirements. Best of luck.
Rolosenior.

Hi John,
Welcome to the wonderful world of camping. There are literally thousands of places to camp - but a lot depends on your particular requirements. How far away from Sydney, what facilities, fee or free, what sort of attractions (beach, forest etc), access by car or 4WD - you have to help us a bit here! There are also a number of excellent publications listing free or low cost campsites. Have a look through the Shop on this site. Also on this site is Places where there are lots of campsites listed.

Cheers,

Val

Patonga on the central coast is nice . especially in warmer weather
Teago

Patonga on the central coast is nice . especially in warmer weather
Teago