Coastal camping NSW

Also look at Congo primitive camp. Near Moruya.

We left on the 26th Dec to Port Lincoln National Park and didn't even think we wouldn't find a site. We camped at September Beach. With the limited research I have done, looks like many of the NSW National Parks are a bit like caravan parks and need to be booked in advance.

Thanks

Alex

Try Gillards Beach near Tathra. All the NSW south coast will be very busy during school holidays as its servicing Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra.

Cheers,

Val

I'm just today planning a trip along the NSW south coast for February. Decided I couldn't face the after Chrstmas crowds, so went back to work instead!

I'd also recommend looking at Ben Boyd and Mimosa Rocks NP's, also Murramurrang (Pebbly Beach). As someone mentioned above, it is a good idea to book if you are planning for a trip during Christmas holidays.

In the past we often stayed in camps inland a little (eg South East Forests NP or State Forests) then went out to the coast during the day. This was mainly because we didn't want to have the holiday planned to a schedule and we liked to explore along the south coast.

Be warned - the weather along the south coast has, more often, not been the best beach weather (unless you are a photographer & like dramatic, stormy scenery!)

Cheers,
Vicki

SSSHH Heather, dont give away our secrets!

Hahaha...yes I did think maybe I should not reply but its ok if people want to go there in school hols as we would not venture anywhere in those crazy times!

Hi Vicki

Thanks for your feedback, with the research I have done it looks like we may stay in SA for this time of the year. I pay $165 for a 12 month SA National Park Pass which includes camping and visitor fees in most parks.

Some of the NSW National Parks look more like caravan parks. Flushing toilet, hot showers and crowds.

Alex