The Barracks campground

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Popular

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  Free
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  Toilets
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  BBQ Areas
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  Allows fires

2 Reviews

Kath W.

2 years ago

Spent a few days here at this lovely campground. Lots of wildlife. Very tame wallabies with joeys. A bit wet and boggy in places after recent heavy rains. Road in was rough in places especially up ver... Read more

Richard M.

4 years ago

The best thing about this campground is that it's the start of a short walk to an amazing grove of grass trees. They are spectacular. The shapes are other-worldly. A highly recommended walk. The camp... Read more

Top Questions

Gina W. 11 months ago

Question:

Can you take a dog to state park ?

Answer:

If you read the management it's a National Park managed area. NO dogs are allowed in National Parks. by Charlie P.

Answer:

Ok didnt know if their was a difference. So thanks CHARLIE by Gina W.

Answer:

The Wallabies and baby kangaroos would not last long with dogs allowed. by Charlie P.

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Nearby locations

• Coolah Tops National Park
• Central NSW
• Coolah