Diamond Head campground

Facilities: Toilets, showers, unpowered sites, marked sites, barbecue facilities, outside shower, picnic tables, amenities block, rubbish bin, carpark | What to bring: Drinking water, cooking water | Visitor facilities: The main part of the campground has marked sites and is suitable for motorhomes, caravans, campervans, camper trailers and tents. No powered sites are available. Campsites in the walk-in camp area are suitable for tents only. All equipment must be carried from vehicles to the camp area (about 150m). Water is not available at this campground. Fires are permitted in off-the-ground braziers only. Hire is available from the onsite office. Firewood and ice can be purchased from the onsite office. Collecting firewood from the park is not permitted. There is a Dump-Ezy for chemical toilet waste Please be considerate of others and keep noise down. Noise restrictions apply from 10pm. Toilets Flush toilets Showers Cold showers Types of sites Unpowered sites Marked sites Barbecue facilities Gas/electric barbecues (free) Outside shower Beach showers are available. Picnic tables Amenities Rubbish bin Rubbish and recycling bins are available near the amenities block. Carpark Additional parking onsite is provided for day visitors only. Step-free access The campground is mostly flat and step-free, with a paved pathway that leads past a couple of the picnic tables, the barbecue shelter and the amenities. Please note there are steps along some of the access paths to the beach. Step-free outdoor pathways Seats and resting points There are 2 bench seats near the roundabout at the campground, one with a backrest and one without. | Permitted: Camp fires and solid fuel burners Fires are permitted in off-the-ground braziers only. You can hire one from the Diamond Head office. Fishing Spear fishing is permitted in designated areas only. | Prohibited: Amplified music is not permitted. Gathering firewood Generators Pets Pets and domestic animals (other than certified assistance animals) are not permitted. Find out which regional parks allow dog walking and see the pets in parks policy for more information. Smoking NSW national parks are no smoking areas . Search availability