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The Fraser Coast is home to World Heritage-listed natural gems, safe secluded beaches, and the number one place to watch humpback whales. Current facility signals include BBQs, picnic tables. It looks most useful for coastal access, swimming, fishing, short walks. Open the official/source link before travelling for current access, bookings, alerts and seasonal closures. Wildgrounds seed note: written from structured place data to help early trip planning, not from a personal visit.

This local park offers opportunities for plenty of activities with barbecue facilities and a basketball court, plus an off leash dog exercise area. Current facility signals include toilets, drinking water, BBQs, picnic tables, shelter. It looks most useful for coastal access, swimming, fishing, short walks. Open the official/source link before travelling for current access, bookings, alerts and seasonal closures. Wildgrounds seed note: written from structured place data to help early trip planning, not from a personal visit.

Apple Tree Park on Springbrook mountain forms part of the Gold Coast Hinterland Great Walk. Find links to maps and photos on this page. Current facility signals include toilets, BBQs, picnic tables, shelter. It looks most useful for coastal access, swimming, fishing, short walks. Open the official/source link before travelling for current access, bookings, alerts and seasonal closures. Wildgrounds seed note: written from structured place data to help early trip planning, not from a personal visit.

Located on the site of an old saw mill, this is an open grassed area with easy access to the mighty Mitta Mitta River and is popular with anglers. In September, the surrounding area is covered with gold flowers of the endemic Poverty Wattle. Current facility signals include toilets, picnic tables. It looks most useful for coastal access, swimming, fishing, short walks. Open the official/source link before travelling for current access, bookings, alerts and seasonal closures. Wildgrounds seed note: written from structured place data to help early trip planning, not from a personal visit.

This site is a stunning area and very popular in the summer months, when you arrive you’ll see why. Current facility signals include toilets, BBQs, picnic tables. It looks most useful for swimming, fishing, short walks. Open the official/source link before travelling for current access, bookings, alerts and seasonal closures. Wildgrounds seed note: written from structured place data to help early trip planning, not from a personal visit.

Pack your tent or trailer and head to Hungry Gate near Kempsey for a back-to-basics camping holiday. The campground has 20 campsites and is a 10 minute walk from the beach. Current facility signals include toilets, drinking water, BBQs, picnic tables, shelter. It looks most useful for coastal access, fishing, overnight stays. Open the official/source link before travelling for current access, bookings, alerts and seasonal closures. Wildgrounds seed note: written from structured place data to help early trip planning, not from a personal visit.

Hobart Beach campground, near Bega, is a perfect coastal holiday offering swimming, fishing, paddling, and walking options for the whole family. Current facility signals include toilets, drinking water, BBQs, picnic tables, shelter. It looks most useful for coastal access, swimming, fishing, overnight stays. Open the official/source link before travelling for current access, bookings, alerts and seasonal closures. Wildgrounds seed note: written from structured place data to help early trip planning, not from a personal visit.

Explore the beautiful bushland of Berowra Valley National Park along Lyrebird Gully circuit. This day walk connects Mount Ku-Ring-Gai and Berowra train stations and forms part of the iconic Great North Walk. Current facility signals include toilets, drinking water, BBQs, picnic tables. It looks most useful for fishing, short walks, overnight stays. Open the official/source link before travelling for current access, bookings, alerts and seasonal closures. Wildgrounds seed note: written from structured place data to help early trip planning, not from a personal visit.

Gillards campground is the perfect place for a family camping holiday. Campsites are near to the beach, offering opportunities to go surfing, fishing and walking. Current facility signals include toilets, drinking water, BBQs, picnic tables, shelter. It looks most useful for coastal access, fishing, overnight stays. Open the official/source link before travelling for current access, bookings, alerts and seasonal closures. Wildgrounds seed note: written from structured place data to help early trip planning, not from a personal visit.

Pitch your tent in unspoilt bushland near to Birdie Beach. It’s a popular campground, with walking, fishing, whale watching and surfing opportunities nearby. Current facility signals include toilets, drinking water, BBQs, picnic tables, shelter. It looks most useful for coastal access, fishing, overnight stays. Open the official/source link before travelling for current access, bookings, alerts and seasonal closures. Wildgrounds seed note: written from structured place data to help early trip planning, not from a personal visit.

Small and secluded, Frazer campground is perfect for weekend getaways on the NSW Central Coast. It offers easy access walking tracks and a nearby lagoon. Current facility signals include toilets, drinking water, BBQs, picnic tables, shelter. It looks most useful for coastal access, fishing, short walks, overnight stays. Open the official/source link before travelling for current access, bookings, alerts and seasonal closures. Wildgrounds seed note: written from structured place data to help early trip planning, not from a personal visit.

A day trip or school excursion to Royal National Park in Sydney's south, will offer plenty of opportunities for barbecues, fishing, bushwalking, birdwatching and whale watching. Current facility signals include toilets, drinking water, BBQs, picnic tables, showers. It looks most useful for coastal access, fishing, overnight stays. Open the official/source link before travelling for current access, bookings, alerts and seasonal closures. Wildgrounds seed note: written from structured place data to help early trip planning, not from a personal visit.

The beachside campground at Diamond Head is one of the most popular places to stay in Crowdy Bay National Park. It has caravan sites, additional walk-in campsites and picnic amenities. Current facility signals include toilets, drinking water, BBQs, picnic tables, shelter. It looks most useful for coastal access, fishing, overnight stays. Open the official/source link before travelling for current access, bookings, alerts and seasonal closures. Wildgrounds seed note: written from structured place data to help early trip planning, not from a personal visit.

Depot Beach campground in Murramarang National Park is right by the beach and perfect for a family camping holiday. Spend your days swimming, snorkelling, and fishing. Current facility signals include toilets, drinking water, BBQs, picnic tables, shelter. It looks most useful for coastal access, swimming, fishing, overnight stays. Open the official/source link before travelling for current access, bookings, alerts and seasonal closures. Wildgrounds seed note: written from structured place data to help early trip planning, not from a personal visit.

Delicate campground, in Goolawah Regional Park near Crescent Head, offers beach camping and caravan camping and welcomes those camping with dogs. It's the ideal Kempsey region camping spot. Current facility signals include toilets, drinking water, BBQs, picnic tables, shelter. It looks most useful for coastal access, fishing, short walks, overnight stays. Open the official/source link before travelling for current access, bookings, alerts and seasonal closures. Wildgrounds seed note: written from structured place data to help early trip planning, not from a personal visit.

Located near the historic town of Dalmorton, this campground is a great base for exploring walks in Guy Fawkes River State Conservation Area or for swimming and fishing in Boyd River. Current facility signals include toilets, drinking water, BBQs, picnic tables. It looks most useful for swimming, fishing, short walks, overnight stays. Open the official/source link before travelling for current access, bookings, alerts and seasonal closures. Wildgrounds seed note: written from structured place data to help early trip planning, not from a personal visit.