Is Bush camping allowed in NSW?

Bookings are now required for all campgrounds and campsites in NSW national parks, including those without camping fees. This is to manage numbers in each location to support social distancing. Make an online booking or check the NPWS COVID-19 update page for more information.

Where can I free camp in NSW?

Here are all of the best free camping spots in NSW.

• Ingar Campground. Blue Mountains.
• Newnes Campground. Wollemi National Park.
• Bretti Reserve. Bretti.
• Coxs Creek Campground. Coolah Tops National Park.
• Swans Creek Crossing. Lorne (NEAR PORT MACQUARIE)
• Ellenborough Reserve.
• Wingello State Forest.
• Humes Crossing Campground.

Can you camp on beaches in South Australia?

Ocean Beach, Coorong National Park There are 16 designated beach campsites and each is suitable for only two four-wheel drives and two tents or swags – but the experience of the stars, the roar of the waves and dawn waking you is unforgettable.

Where are the best places to bush camp in South Australia?

Enjoy bush camping by the beach at Bittangabee campground on the far south coast. Go fishing, swimming, snorkelling or look out for superb lyrebirds nearby.

Where’s the best camping on the south coast?

Set up camp at these beachside campgrounds in national parks up and down NSW’s sparkling South Coast. You’ll find Pretty Beach, Pebbly Beach and Depot Beach campgrounds all a short walk from the pristine beaches of Murramarang National Park. Further south near Bega, Hobart Beach campground is an idyllic holiday spot next to Wallagoot Lake.

Where is the best bush camping on the Bega coast?

Hobart Beach campground, near Bega, is a perfect coastal holiday offering swimming, fishing, paddling, and walking options for the whole family. Budget. Park entry fees apply. Enjoy bush camping by the beach at Bittangabee campground on the far south coast. Go fishing, swimming, snorkelling or look out for superb lyrebirds nearby. Budget.

Can I Go Bush camping on the Yorke Peninsula?

Numerous approved bush camping sites exist throughout the Yorke Peninsula and are situated at some of the most beautiful scenic coastal areas, which are accessible by conventional vehicles. Permits are required for all locations, purchase a permit here. For more information please visit www.visityorkepeninsula.com.au or call 1800 202 445.