Lake Conjola flows into the ocean and its water is crystal clear. There are plenty of fish. The wildlife – kangaroos, kookaburras, possums, rainbow lorikeets – is friendly. The beach has white sand, dunes and is fringed by native bush. The … Continue reading Camping in Lake Conjola
The sand is blindingly white and so fine it squeaks beneath your feet. The water is crystal clear. The wildlife is prolific. Last time I was here I had a tug-o-war with a possum over my packet of flatbread. You’ll … Continue reading Camping in Booderee National Park (Jervis Bay)
Kiama has some good surfing and swimming beaches, picturesque coves, a range of great restaurants, bakeries, boutiques and pubs, surf gear, a large supermarket for stocking up on your supplies, and the 22 km Kiama Coastal Walk. Two caravan parks … Continue reading Camping in Kiama
Murramarang National Park is a patch of paradise stretching from South Durras to Kioloa – 13 kilometres of pristine coastline and forests. Coastal and forest walks will take you through historic Aboriginal sites, along golden beaches, singing stones, rock pools … Continue reading Camping in Murramarang National Park
The fishing town of Eden is perched on Twofold Bay. It’s a town built on whaling but now, happily, it’s a whale-watching town. The Eden Killer Whale Museum sounds a siren when whales are sited and there are several good whale … Continue reading Camping in Eden
Between Bermagui and Tathra is a stretch of natural bush and coastline protected by the Mimosa Rocks National Park. The national park has three campsites suitable for camper van camping. All sites are beach front in shady untamed bush with … Continue reading Camping in Mimosa Rocks National Park
Killalea Beach was known as the Farm Beach by locals because it was once accessed through a farm. It’s a beautiful cove surrounded by natural bush and farmland. The gradual slope of the sand bed and the headlands that embrace … Continue reading Camping around Shellharbour – Killalea
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