Abercrombie Caves Campground - NSW

The Abercrombie Caves Campground is a set in a delightful area with a creek running through the camp and plenty of shade and grass to pitch a tent or pull up the van. The site is well established and managed by the NSW National Parks & Wildlife Service featuring 60 sites for campers. Facilities include flush toilets, coin operated electric bbqs, wood bbqs (byo wood), fire rings, hot showers, drinking water, picnic tables, cafe/kiosk and is full wheelchair accessible. Accessible by conventional vehicles on sealed roads, there is camping to suit camper trailers and caravans. Camp fees apply.

Visitors to this campground typically come to visit the Abercrombie Caves, which feature the largest limestone arch in the Southern hemisphere. However, just the camping, bush walking, swimming, fishing, birdwatching, fossicking and relaxing is sufficient!

The latest brochure on the cave tour opening times, camping fees and other relevant information about enjoying the area can be read online here http://members.abercrombiecaves.com/info.pdf

A map showing the layout of the campground and access to the Caves is here - http://members.abercrombiecaves.com/campmap.pdf

The entrance to the caves is easy walking distance from the campsites. A mud map with scale here http://members.abercrombiecaves.com/walks.pdf, shows distance from camps to each of the cave sites. As you can see, you can enter the cave within 750m of the visitor centre or the round trip out to Stable Arch and back is just 1.75km so should be easily possible for most people including children.