Australia
New South Wales
New South Wales
New South Wales, Australia
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Bendeela Reserve Camping Area.
The Bendeela Reserve Camping Area is quite a busy spot during public and school holidays. No dogs are permitted, and your not allowed to fly your quad-copters or model airplanes here either.
Opening hours
Note: The dump point is located at the first toilet block.
Opening hours
Open 24 hours a day, all year round (front camping ground).
Rear camping ground is only open to vehicles during busy holiday periods
Note: The dump point is located at the first toilet block.
Street:
Lower Bendella Road
Town:
Kangaroo Valley
State or Territory: New South Wales
Bendemeer Apex Park Rest Area 24 Hour Limit.
Street:
Fanny Street
Town:
Bendemeer
State or Territory: New South Wales
Bendemeer Park Rest Area.
The Bendemeer Park Rest Area has separate public toilets, and a few undercover picnic tables, and a wood fired BBQ place. This rest spot is located on the banks of the Watson Creek quite a nice place to pull over and relax a bit.
Note: No Camping Permitted
Note: No Camping Permitted
Street:
Memorial Drive
Town:
Bendemeer
State or Territory: New South Wales
Bendethera Valley Campground.
The Bendethera Valley Campground has a selection of 4x4 tracks for you to explore. You can take your camera and simply enjoy the river and the activities available on it. While your here you can try your hand at catching a fish or two for tucker.
Street:
Dampier Mountain Fire Trail
Town:
Deua
State or Territory: New South Wales
Bombay Reserve Camping Area.
The Bombay Reserve Camping Area is best suited to small caravans and camper trailers. The Shoalhaven River is close by for those fishing enthusiasts out there.
Street:
Bombay Road
Town:
Braidwood
State or Territory: New South Wales
Bonshaw Weir Camping Area.
The Bonshaw Weir Camping Area has a Public Toilet block, some shade to park under and a a few Picnic Tables. There are also a few fire places, don't forget to bring your own firewood.
Note: Fishing and swimming within 200m of weir is prohibited
Note: Fishing and swimming within 200m of weir is prohibited
Street:
Bonshaw Weir Bridge Road
Town:
Bonshaw
State or Territory: New South Wales
Booberoi Weir Camping Area.
The Booberoi Weir Camping Area located on the Lachlan River, is a nice place to stop for a day or two. You can go fishing, or test out your kayak and camera gear. You won't find many facilities here, so please leave the site cleaner than when you arrived.
Street:
Dirt Rd off Booberoi Road
Town:
Euabalong
State or Territory: New South Wales
Bourkes Bend State Forest Camping Area Number Three.
The Bourkes Bend State Forest Camping Area Number Three is located close to the Murray River with good access to the water. Fishing and water activities can be had here.
Street:
Ruwolts Road
Town:
Boomanoomana
State or Territory: New South Wales
Bournda National Park Camping Area.
The Bournda National Park Camping Area has hot showers, public toilets and fixed fire places with a swing BBQ plate attached, but not all camping locations have them. You will find wide and long sandy beaches, as well as an extensive network of walking trails.
For the fishermen and woman there is plenty of flathead to be caught near the waters edge at dusk
For the fishermen and woman there is plenty of flathead to be caught near the waters edge at dusk
Street:
White Rock Road
Town:
Tathra
State or Territory: New South Wales
Brandons Bend River Reserve Rest Area.
The Brandons Bend River Reserve Rest Area is on the banks of the Murrumbidgee River. So fishing, kayaking and photography comes to mind if you are planning on staying here. Its a bring everything you need and take your rubbish with you campsite.
Street:
Sturt Highway
Town:
Hay South
State or Territory: New South Wales
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