Camping Locations - NSW

Nelligen caravan park might be worth a look camp right on river very scenic fires allowed,wood provided close to many drives around batemans bay or just a bit further shallow crossing private bush camp on river,or oallen ford on the road to braidwood

You may be interested in the following:

Belowra Camping Area link text It's on a farm property, right on the river. Quiet and peaceful spot.

Billy Grace Reserve, Wee Jasper link text

I haven't stayed at the following two places but have heard good reports about them.

Yerranderie link text

Wollondilly Station link text

Happy camping.

Flux,

I have just come back from a weekend around Sofala/Hill End. There are numerous campsites along the Bridle track worth checking out. The river is quite low but it is still a great place to camp.

Thanks Flux for asking that question.
I for one will be taking Johns suggestion and helding towards Wollondilly Station on my way south this Spring. Looks wonderful.
Cheers Bleb.

We have enjoyed Wollondilly Station, very cold though -6 in the night and took till about 10 a.m. to get to 6 degrees. One side of the river like most places warms up more than the other and we were on the wrong side LOL. At that particular time you could camp with dogs there. Also had a couple of horses come in for left over toast in the morning.

Especially if you have kids Wobeyan Caves is a large camping area, lots of visible roads for the kids with bikes, the caves and bush walks are available, regular toilets and showers, not expensive. A large kitchen dinning room set up for everyone to use, I think it even had refrigerators.

Newnes was a great place I thought we went in via black hands and was very soft 4WD but a nice drive. A huge camping area.

Hillsend we also enjoyed.

I think you have links posted ^^^ to most of these but a google search will bring them up.

Carolyn

Wee Jasper is good. Couple of different places you can camp by the River.

We normally stay at Micalong Creek

Wollondilly Station and Wombeyan Caves are both nice places to stay. Weekends get pretty busy , but should be quieter this time of year. WILL be cold though.

Cascades Camping Area , is at the Southern end of Duea Nat Park . . . accessed from the Western (canberra) side.

Thanks to all for the informative responses.
Lots of good suggestions there. I've been to a few of them, but certainly some new places to research and visit.

Thanks again.

Colo river near kurrajong is also very good

Went camping by the Murranbidgee a few weeks ago...there are 100's of spots along the river 10kms either side of Yengo, (20kms west from Narrandera towards Griffith)
Peacefull, close to civilisation, take the boat, bike and beer :-)
Andrew

Normally prefer more off the beaten track type of camping places but was VERY impressed with Coolendel recently. Sensational campground, right on the Shoalhaven River, firewood provided, full amenities (h/c showers, flushing loos - the girls were stoked) lots of tame wombats, wallabies and peacocks roaming around (kids went nuts!). There is a charge for camping but it is no more than if you got a site at a caravan park. Can't recommend it highly enough.

Just found these links:

http://www.coolendel.com.au/

http://www.hinet.net.au/~qzak/Feature/