NSW SOUTH COAST PARKS

Hi we don't have a lot experience in that area, we stay mainly in Vic, but also enjoy the same style of camping. Last summer we stayed at Mystery Bay which we enjoyed, bush style camping but with plenty of others for the kids to play with. It was quite quiet considering the amount of people there although I suspect that there was nosier parts so choose your pitch carefully.
We also stayed at a camp just on the border at a place called Wallagaraugh River retreat, camped on the river and had the choice of power or not, can't remember what either cost though.
Will watch this thread with interest as we are always on the look-out for places to stay.
We always take our dog so this makes the whole idea of camping so much harder!

Richard

Try Saltwater creek in Ben Boyd National Park which is just south of Eden. It lines up with your preferences and it's a magic spot.

You will be lucky to get a spot in any National Park down there during the school holidays.
I recall going down a couple of years ago and the locals stake out their spots 2 weeks before Christmas and then occupy their tents etc on boxing day.
Regards Philip A

An extract from the contents of the book "4WD Touring - South East NSW . . . " by Craig Lewis and Cathy Savage.

Pigeon House Mountain,
No Name Mountain Trail
Monga National Park
Tallaganda Forest Tour
Deua National Park
Hanging Mountain
Tuross River Run
Wadbilliga Trail
The Postman's TRack
Wolumla Peak
Cow Bail TRail
Exploring the Far South
Blue Waterholes, and
Back way to Talbingo

We have done a few and I would think that the best would be for you to get a copy of the book and the Hema South East NSW map. Take them with you and you can change you mind whenever you wish and maybe try a bundle.

Phil

HI Didausat,
a couple of our favourite spots are:
Gillards Beach camp ground in the Mimosa Rocks National Park, north of Tathra.http://www.Merimbula.com.au/pages/mimosa-rocks-national-park/

Green Patch Camp Ground in the Booderee Nat Park at Jervis Bay.
http://www.environment.gov.au/parks/booderee/visitor-activities/camping-greenpatch.html

And as mentioned above : 'Salt Water Creek' camp ground in the Ben Boyed National Park.

Hope you enjoy these spots as much as we have
Cheers
Alex B.

Have lived in/on the south coast for most of my life, but need more information
1) are you in a 4wd (soft or hard)
2) are you towing (camper or van)
3) are you travelling up or down or staying in one spot & doing short trips
4) etc...

Hot showers are available at Narooma information centre. Also have wheelchair access showers. $2.00 per person. No time limit. Thats not to say you can waste the water though.