Campsites Outback NSW

You should carry your own water – the Culgoa River is only 200m from the campsite, but it can run dry.

There are some nice walks, including the walk to (and the view from) the top of Little Mountain.

Camp among the big red river gums.

A fairly central campsite to explore the lakes and rivers.

A magic spot for sunrises and walking on the shores of the lake systems.

A nice, quiet campsite. A small dam can be used for drinking water if treated.

Visitors can walk to the dry lake or explore the walks in the area.

A large campsite on the bank of Homestead Creek, among the tall river red gums.

This is a large campsite, with a water supply that would need treating to drink. There is a nice walk that guides you through the granite rock boulders.

The campsite is set amongst the sand dunes.

There are walks that take you along the Jump-Up ridge walk. The water supply needs treatment before drinking.

There is a signposted walk of the historic Mount Wood Homestead Complex. There are plenty of kangaroos in the area.

Water from the weir can be treated for drinking.

You can explore Willandra Creek via a little walking track and explore the homestead.