Bretti Reserve Camping Area
Location Information
Sat Nav Coordinate
-31.791403, 151.915581
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Campsite Fees
No Fees to Camp Here that I'm Aware Of
Road Access
Asphalt Road Surface
Parking Area
Some Suitable Grass Areas Available
Elevation above Sea Level
98.4 meters
Drive through site
Yes - Some Drive through sites available
Big Rigs
Yes - there is room to maneuver
Power Available
No onsite mains power available
Toilets
No public toilets at this location
Dump Point
No black water dump point
Rubbish Bins
Yes - At least one rubbish bin located here
Drinking Water
Creek or River Water is within walking distance
Shade
There is limited shade available at this location
Picnic Tables
Yes - At least one Picnic Table located here
Fixed Fire places
Yes - At least one fixed fireplace onsite - Remember to bring your own supply of firewood
Pet Friendly
No Dogs Permitted at any time
Childrens Playground
No playground infrastructure onsite
Short Walks
Yes - Room to stretch your legs on short walks
Fishing
Yes - Some Fishing spots within walking distance
TV Reception
Unknown if you can get a TV signal here
Mobile Phone Reception
Unknown if you can get a mobile signal here
Internet Access
Unknown if you can recieve a mobile phone Internet signal here
Facilities Available
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Camping Info
Escape to the scenic Bretti Reserve Camping Area, located on the Bretti Track in Bretti, NSW 2422. Situated along the beautiful Barnard River just off Thunderbolts Way, this expansive reserve is a favorite for those seeking a peaceful, low-cost outdoor experience. The site is famous for its large, open grassy areas that accommodate everything from small tents to big rigs and caravans.
Visitors to Bretti Reserve can enjoy a variety of nature-based activities, including swimming in the rocky river pools, kayaking, and fishing for local trout. The reserve is well-known for its resident wildlife and the occasional friendly cattle that graze nearby. While the facilities are basic—offering drop toilets and rubbish bins—the stunning views of the surrounding hills and the soothing sound of the river make it a premier "back-to-basics" campsite. It also serves as an excellent base for exploring the nearby Barrington Tops National Park and the historic township of Gloucester.
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