Campsites in New South Waleswhere dogs are not allowed
2 bookable campsites in New South Wales
All distances are calculated "as the crow flies".
Cardiff Alpacas
Harwood, New South Wales, Australia- Wildlife haven on a Clarence Valley sugarcane, llama and alpaca farm
- A 20-minute drive from Angourie and 40 minutes from Grafton
- Tours, farm shop and home-cooked meals available
New 
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Nerriga, New South Wales, Australia- Wild camping in the bush a five-minute drive from Nerriga village
- Braidwood 35 minutes’ drive; Canberra an hour and a half
- Visiting wildlife including kookaburras; spectacular sunsets
The Bower at Broulee
Broulee, New South Wales, Australia- Luxury self-contained accommodation surrounded by forest
- On the edge of Broulee, a 10-minute walk from the beach
- Adults-only cabins with kingsize bed, full kitchen and barbecue
Camp Elim
Tiona, New South Wales, Australia- Christian site set between Wallis Lake and Seven Mile beach
- On a strip of land a five-minute drive from Tiona and Green Point
- Swim, fish, go paddleboarding and canoe right from the park
Valla Beach Tourist Park
Valla Beach, New South Wales, Australia- On a river bank just minutes from the beach
- Social events on site in a historic building
- Near two national parks for wildlife spotting and walking trails
Maddara Organic Farm and Art
Yass River, New South Wales, Australia- Peaceful stays on a sustainable 120-acre farm with gum trees and a dam
- Several wineries within a half-hour drive; Canberra 45 minutes
- Shared geodesic dome shelter, firepit and camp kitchen for extra fees
Coffs Harbour Camping
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, AustraliaBeachfront Hallidays Point
Hallidays Point, New South Wales, Australia- Next to the Manning Valley sands of Black Head Beach
- A short drive from the busy towns of Forster and Taree
- Pool, Jacuzzi, playground and communal barbecue areas
Birubi Beach Holiday Park
Anna Bay, New South Wales, Australia- Scenic site in landscaped gardens overlooking Birubi beach
- Close to the biggest sand dunes range in the southern hemisphere
- Pool with shaded area, palm trees and picnic tables alongside
Wollombi Springs
Laguna, New South Wales, AustraliaTathra Beach Eco Camp
Tathra, New South Wales, Australia- Come and experience a stay in nature like no place you’ve been before
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