Campsites Hunter & Mid North Coast

The campsite is near the beach so there are plenty of beach and bushwalking activities to keep you entertained. You can visit the Trial Bay Goal. The is a 4WD boat ramp and a restaurant on site. There are also 13 powered sites.

This pretty campsite has plenty of wildlife wandering around and swimming holes near by. There are several walks in the area.

Plenty of walking, fishing, 4WD driving and lookouts to explore.

Located at a highpoint in the park and near Devils Hole Lookout, there are great views of the park and the surrounding farmland.

There are some enjoyable walks from here that explore the snow gum and tall eucalypt forests.

This is one of several bushwalking campsites in the park.

Enjoy the walks and fishing in the area.

The campsite is beside the creek, near a small waterfall.

This is one of several bushwalking campsites in the park, a great spot for exploring the Plateau and Careys Peak.

This is a basic bushcamp

Enjoy the wildlife along the river and try out a bit of spotlighting a night for quolls and koalas.

With ocean and lake access, this is a popular summer campsite.

This is a beach-front campsite with good swimming, surfing and panoramic walks.

This is a sheltered campsite near the beach, with additional sites at 3km walk, near author Kylie Tennant’s writing hut.

Indian Head camping ground is a sheltered site in this idyllic coastal park, with a panoramic loop walk.

Smoky Cape camping ground is a rainforest campsite below the lighthouse, on an isolated stretch of coast.

This is a sheltered site, surrounded by sand dunes, thick heath and woodlands.

A bush camping site.

A bush camping site.

A bush camping site.

A popular camping site with great facilities. The campsite is just next to the beach with plenty of open grassy space to run around.

Beach sports and the short rainforest loop walk are popular activities at this site.

Walk to Pieries Peak, or spot the rare Hastings River Mouse and Rufous Scrub Bird.

A popular campsite that has a boat ramp and a variety of campsites. There are a number of walks and water-based activities to be enjoyed here.

This is a neat campsite, with pit toilets, electric barbeques (no fires allowed) and a short track to the beach. There are also a number of short walks and overnight walks in this area.

No booking – first in, first served.

The nearby beach has good fishing, however conditions are often too rough for swimming or surfing.

This is a great camping spot for river sports and also offers a walk to Mungo Brush via the Rainforest Loop Track.

This bush campground is just across the dunes from the beach. There is good fishing at the beach, but the conditions are too rough for swimming or surfing. Toilets are available, and a water tank for washing your hands only.

This is a great campsite with well-maintained facilities. There is a grassy area for the kids, a boat ramp nearby and plenty of lake-side activities. A short walk to the old cemetery at Neranie Headland is also on offer.

A bush camping site with boat ramp access. There are toilets, fire pits and garbage bins available, and plenty of space for the little ones to run around.

Boat ramp available.

No booking – first in, first served.

This is a great site for riverside camping.

Great for river sports and walking.

Great for river sports and walking.

No booking – first in, first served.

No booking – first in, first served.

This is a great camping spot for river sports and walking tracks to Johnsons Beach and Shelley Beach. There are no barbeques, and wood fires are not permitted.

No booking – first in, first served.

No booking – first in, first served.

No booking – first in, first served.

No booking – first in, first served.

Explore the Myall Creek, canyons, waterfalls and rainforest.

Good spot to enjoy the river from – you can put your canoe in the water here.

There are several walking tracks in the area and you can explore the old forestry equipment.

There are several walking tracks that can be used to explore the park, and you can wet your toes in the river.

The campsite is just a bit north-west of Monkey Face. Enjoy a variety of walks in the area including one to Gap Creek Falls. Although there is a water tank on site it is best to bring your own water, just in case

The campsite is on the western side of Monkey Face. There is a water tank, but best to bring your own water