Camping
IN THE BATHURST REGION
Camping in the Bathurst Region
Featured camping and caravan sites close to Bathurst CBD
NRMA Bathurst Panorama Holiday Park
Escape to the Central West and immerse yourself in the fresh country air. NRMA Bathurst Panorama Holiday Park is your ideal base, with all that you need in park. Facilities include a swimming pool with waterslide, mini golf, games room, camp kitchen, BBQ’s and more. To ensure no one misses out we have pet friendly options to choose as well as 1,2 or 3 bedroom cabins.
Bathurst Showground
Located in a central position close to the CBD and walking distance to shopping centre, restaurants and hotels. Offering powered and unpowered sites with grassed level areas and amenities including toilet and shower facilities. Camping entry is between 11.00am and 6pm and check-out is strictly 10am. We are pet friendly but must be on short leads at all times.
Featured camping and caravan sites around the Bathurst region
Mayfield Garden Glamping
No tent? No problem. Take your visit to the beautiful Mayfield Garden to the next level. Glamping is available in this amazing cool-climate garden during seasonal festivals. Read more to find out about seasonal glamping offerings, prices, and inclusions.
Camplify
Planning your trip to Bathurst?
Camplify connects caravan owners with travellers to make the most of your trip. And there is lots of options, including 'dog friendly', 'delivery and set up'. Camplity makes it so easy for your next adventure exploring the Bathurst region.
The Village Campground
Right by the centre of the historic Hill End township. The village campground can accommodate tents, caravans and trailers with powered and unpowered sites available. Toilets, showers, barbeques, fire pits and drinking water available. Bookings are required...
Blayney Tourist Park
The Blayney Tourist Park has many types of accommodation available including, powered and unpowered caravan sites, 2,4, and 5 person cabins. Amenities include RV & Van wash; Dog and Leash site; and camp fire to name a few.
Glendora Campground
Just on the edge of Hill End the Glendora Campground has powered and unpowered sites catering for caravans, trailers and tents. Toilets, showers, drinking water, BBQs, picnic tables and fire pits are available.
Rockytop Family Retreat
Three fabulous campsites on the Macquarie River just 25 minutes from the Bathurst CBD on the Freemantle Road. Bring along a canoe or kayak, fish for murray cod or yabbies. Walk in the quite bushland and enjoy the wildlife.
Wattle Flat Heritage Lands
Several bush sites are caravan accessible and suitable for tents. The Wattle Flat Heritage Lands has toilets and picnic areas, and...
Trunkey Creek Showground
40 minutes south of Bathurst, Trunkey Creek showground can accommodate powered sites for caravans and camping, with toilets, showers, fire pits and BBQ areas. Overnight fees apply and can be payed at the Black Stump Hotel.
Abercrombie Caves Campground
Nestled along the picturesque Grove Creek, this campground is equipped with toilets, showers, powered sites and BBQ facilities. Campsites start at $24 a night, bookings required via NSW National Parks.
Free Camping in the Bathurst Region
The Bridle Track
There are several free camping spots along the popular 4x4 trail, The Bridle Track, which begins at Duramana, north west of Bathurst.
Sofala and the Upper Turon Area
In and around the historic mining town of Sofala there are several Crown Land Recreation reserves that are available to the public year round.
Flat Rock Picnic Area
30 minutes from Bathurst, you will find the Flat Rock Picnic Area, right along the Fish River. With public toilets,
Chifley Dam Primitive Camp Area
25 minutes from Bathurst, you will find the Chifley Dam Primitive Camp Area, suitable for fully self-catered camping.
A great spot to stay for boating, fishing and camping.
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Bathurst Region Camping Guides
There is so much to get out and see in the Bathurst region download our camping guide for full information about all the camps in Bathurst.
Topographic Maps For Further Research
If you are having some trouble finding a map for an area or are looking for detailed topographic information for you'r next adventure. NSW Spatial Services run a great web-service where you can access dozens of Topographic area maps for free, read more below for detailed instructions about how to access this great resource.
