I’ve put together a list of free campgrounds in and around the Blue Mountains to help you keep costs down while exploring this beautiful part of Australia. Continue reading Free Camping Blue Mountains, Australia
Cox’s River campground sits 15 km along the Six Foot Track, an old horse track connecting Katoomba to the Jenolan Caves. The campground can be reached by 4WD vehicles or on foot. If you drive, you will still have a short walk from your … Continue reading Cox’s River Campground: Free Camping Blue Mountains
Cathedral Reserve is a pretty council run campground just outside the picturesque town of Mount Wilson – full of color in autumn and full of blooms in spring. Pull into the grassed area by the road and follow the road … Continue reading Cathedral Reserve Campground: Free Camping Blue Mountains
Though isolated, Dunphy’s camping area is well-maintained. It is an open grassy area with spectacular views over the escarpment (great for sunsets!) and is sprinkled with shady eucalypts. Campsight writes that it is 4WD accessible only because Megalong Road becomes gravel and … Continue reading Dunphy’s Camping Area: Free Camping Blue Mountains
Jenolan Caravan Park is 30 mins from Jenolan Caves and 50 mins to the Mount Victoria entrance of the Blue Mountains National Park. It has full facilities, is green and grassy with shade trees that attract bird life, and scores 4.5 stars … Continue reading Jenolan Caravan Park
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