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Avoca Lions Park has free Camping overlooking the Avoca River its a beautiful place to stop and unwind. The kids can play on the playground and you can sit by and cook dinner on the Barby, or have a crack at fishing in the nearby Avoca River.
The Hogwash Bend Conservation Park is a great place to drop the kayak into the Murray River and paddle upstream a bit, or sit on the large sandy beach and try your luck at catching dinner.
Coochin Creek Camping Area
Coochin Creek Camping Area is a flat, grassy area beside Coochin Creek, ideal for visitors who enjoy fishing and boating and there is also a boat ramp available.
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The Wyaralong Dam Camping Area with easy access to picnic tables, and bbqs there are two camping areas available.
The lilybrook Recreation Area and Ngumbi campsite have a public toilet, cold showers, water tanks, bbq's, undercover picnic tables and a chi ...
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Coopers Creek Reserve Campground
The Port Parham Foreshore Camping Reserve is a really nice location, but make sure you bring plenty of supplies with you as there are no shops close by to stock up.
Note: For those of you tent camping, make sure you have heavy duty tent pegs as the groun ...
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Port Campbell Visitor Information Centre
The Port Campbell Visitor Information Centre gets very busy during school holidays and public holidays. There are no public toilets onsite. Parking is out front, so if you have a caravan you will need to park a bit further up the road.
The Bonshaw Weir Camping Area does not allow fishing and swimming within 200m of weir is prohibited, but is OK once you pass the 200 metre mark in either direction.
The Pindari Dam Camping Area is utopia if you enjoy fishing and camping and has a boat ramp available if needed. There is plenty of shoreline fishing spots available, great place for a kayak and camera , undercover picnic tables, public long drop toilets, ...
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Glen Davis Camping Area
The Glen Davis Camping Area is a great camping spot, stunning scenery and close to hiking trails and a river. Basic camping toilets, fire pits, children's playground, undercover picnic tables, bbqs and hot showers, and lots of native wildlife around the c ...
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The Little Styx River Camping Area is a beautiful spot near a small trickling river and is a nice restful place to share with a few other travellers. There is a composting toilet and a few fireplaces come bbqs, and plenty of shady trees to park your carav ...
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Mount Clear Campground (Namadgi)
Mount Clear Campground is a remote camping area assessable for 2wd vehicles if you take it easy.
Great spot, heaps of space, tables, and fire pits, plus a single drop toilet and a couple of rainwater tanks
You will see colourful Eucalyptus stellulata wi ...
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The Futter Creek Camping Reserve is on level ground is small, beautiful and quiet, and simply perfect for a few nights camping. There are long drop toilets, picnic tables and rubbish bins. The creek offers some fishing and photo opportunities. There is al ...
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The Maude Camping Area is located just South of the bridge, about 200 mtr off Maude Rd on Nap Nap Rd on dirt road. This is a rough bush camp area on the Murrumbidgee River with enough space for about 6 or so caravans. You are within walking distance to th ...
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Bendeela Reserve Camping Area
Located along the banks of the Kangaroo River in Kangaroo Valley, NSW, the Bendeela Reserve Camping Area is a scenic and peaceful spot ideal for free camping. Easily accessible via asphalt roads, the site offers grassy parking areas and some drive-through ...
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The Bretti Reserve Camping Area is an open area with plenty of space to set-up camp next to the Barnard River, so catching dinner will be on your agenda.
The Shoalhaven River Crossing, is a nice place to take a swim and gold pan. There are no facilities, or camping amenities, but it's a great stretch your legs and maybe catch a fish for dinner, or some gold in your pan after a day of fossicking.
The Duaringa Campgrounds is a popular spot with very good amenities provided by the local council. You should pop a donation at the visitors centre, to help offset the cost of running the hot showers and free drinking water.
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