All Campsite in Australia

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Uloola Falls Campground

The most remote campground in Royal National Park, next to Uloola Falls. 6 walk-in sites, 1-night maximum. Pit toilets only, no water, no fires. 2.5hr hike from Waterfall or Heathcote Station. Fuel stoves only. Book via NPWS.

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Cockatoo Island Camping

Camp overnight on a UNESCO World Heritage island in Sydney Harbour, 10 minutes by ferry from Circular Quay. BYO tent or pre-furnished glamping packages. Camp kitchen, hot showers, two licensed cafes, outdoor cinema. No BYO alcohol.

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Kingfisher Pool Campground

Six-site walk-in campground above Kingfisher Pool in Heathcote National Park. 1-night maximum stay. Pit toilets only, no water, no fires, no bins. 1.5km walk from Waterfall Station. Fuel stoves only. Book via NPWS.

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Murphys Glen Campground

Free camping in a blue gum valley in Blue Mountains National Park, 1hr from Sydney. Pit toilets, wood fire rings. No water, no bins. 4WD recommended. No booking required. Accessible by train from Woodford Station.

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Putty Beach Campground

The largest campground in Bouddi National Park, drive-up access, steps from Putty Beach. 20 tent-only sites, flush toilets, cold showers, gas BBQs, drinking water. Bouddi Coastal Walk starts here. Book via NPWS.

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Little Beach Campground

Little Beach Campground is six sites on a secluded cove in Bouddi National Park, 90 minutes north of Sydney. The beach is 20 metres from camp. The surf is uncrowded because getting here requires a 750-metre carry-in walk from the…

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Bonnie Vale Campground

Bonnie Vale is the largest campground in Royal National Park and the most popular, and the location explains why. It sits on the Hacking River between Bundeena and Maianbar at the northern end of the park, about 40km south of…

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Upper Colo Reserve Campground

Free camping on the Colo River, surrounded by Wollemi National Park. Flush toilets, showers, electric BBQ. No fires, no caravans, no mobile reception. Dog friendly on lead. Capped at 150 persons — book via Hawkesbury City Council.

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Newnes Campground

Newnes Campground sits at the bottom of the Wolgan Valley in Wollemi National Park, flanked by sandstone cliffs and the crumbling remains of a once-operational shale oil town. It’s free, it’s remote in feel, and it puts you in the…

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Canoelands Orchard Camping

Canoelands Orchard Camping sits on an 81-acre working fruit orchard about an hour from Sydney’s CBD, surrounded by the valley views of Marramarra National Park. It’s one of the best-reviewed farm campsites near Sydney — over 300 reviews at 97%…