Pet Friendly Sites
Travelling with your Dog in New South Wales
New South Wales has some Dog Friendly Free Camping, Rest Areas, and Caravan Parks to camp at.
We have compiled a list, to help make it easy for you to find the perfect one for you and your pet.
Wilks Park Rest Area 72 Hour Limit
The Wilks Park Rest Area is a lovely camping spot within walking distance to shopping centres. There are flushing public toilets with a hair dryer, and dump point, rubbish bins, potable water, there is also a bicycle way through the park with camping with ...
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The Woodburn Park Rest Area has nicely shaded car parking ares, flushing public toilets, electric bbq, and quite a few picnic tables along the Richmond River.
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The Wog Wog Camping Area is an amazing but basic campground although it does have a long drop toilet, set amongst gum trees with plenty of camping spots available to choose from.
This is suitable for vehicle based camping only.
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When stopping at the Woodburn Park Rest Area you can pop over the road to the take away or you can have a go at catching your own dinner in the Richmond River.
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Woolridge Fossicking Camping Area
The Woolridge Fossicking Camping Area is a nice scenic and peaceful stop to try your hand at finding gold or gems near the Rocky River. This is a popular spot and, not a lot of level parking available, so make sure you have some levelling blocks with you. ...
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The Yachting Point Camping Area is a great spot to enjoy a nice day surrounded by nature. Campsites are on large grassy areas at the edge of Blowering Dam, there is a public toilet available, There are lots of camping spots to choose from, and plenty of w ...
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At the Yalcogrin Rest Area you can get mobile phone reception, and the site is just off the Newell Highway with an undercover picnic table and a couple of rubbish bins and not much shade for you caravan.
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Yamminba Rest Area
The Yamminba Rest Area is good for those of you who like a bit of a stroll, the Timmallallie Creek is 500 metres up the road.
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