Bummaroo Ford Campground
6790 Abercrombie Road, Paling Yards, 2795, New South Wales
Location Information
Telephone
1300 072 757
Address
6790 Abercrombie Road, Paling Yards, 2795, New South Wales
Sat Nav Coordinate
-34.193136, 149.743886
Tags
Campsite Fees
No Fees to Camp Here that I'm Aware Of
Road Access
Unsealed Gravel Road Surface
Parking Area
Gravel Surfaced Area
Elevation above Sea Level
668.1 meters
Drive through site
Yes - Some Drive through sites available
Big Rigs
Unknown - if there is room to maneuver a big rig successfully
Power Available
No onsite mains power available
Toilets
Yes - At least one public toilet block available
Dump Point
No black water dump point
Rubbish Bins
No rubbish bins onsite - So PLEASE Take your rubbish with you when you leave
Drinking Water
Creek or River Water is within walking distance
Shade
Yes - Quite a few Shady Spots to select from
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
, 
, 
Camping Info
Discover the serene beauty of Bummaroo Ford Campground, perfectly positioned at 6790 Abercrombie Road in Paling Yards, NSW 2795. As the most accessible camping area within Abercrombie River National Park, it is a favorite for families and travelers who want a bush experience without the need for a 4WD. This is the only site in the park that accommodates caravans and camper trailers, making it a key stopover between Oberon and Goulburn.
Set right on the banks of the Abercrombie River, the campground is a haven for water activities. When water levels allow, visitors can enjoy swimming, canoeing, and kayaking through the scenic river reaches. Nature lovers will appreciate the spring wildflower displays of golden wattles and bottlebrushes, as well as the chance to spot platypuses at dawn, or resident kangaroos and emus. While the site is 2WD accessible, it offers a primitive experience with pit toilets and fire rings; visitors must bring their own drinking water and be prepared for a peaceful, off-grid stay in the Central Tablelands.
Map
Reviews (0)