Banksia Green campground

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  Allows fires

10 Reviews

Emily S.

1 week ago

This is a small camp ground with only a few sites that need to be booked prior to arrival. It's nestled among the trees with a short walk to the beach and is far enough from the main road that you ca... Read more

Harry B.

2 years ago

Rachael S.

4 years ago

A nice campground with some basic drop toilets and working sink. Although the beach is beautiful it’s not great for swimming but lovely to hang on the beach/sand dunes when not too windy. Dingoes ro... Read more

Ivan C.

4 years ago

The spots are ok on size, but a bit close to each other. Very clean and clean amenities. So good the beach is just 2 minutes walking.

Timothy S.

4 years ago

A great park and camp location. No bookings for the camp site are required, but you do need to pay National Parks access fee for each day of your stay. You can do this using the ticket machines at the Mungo Brush Camping Area just up the road. Easy and direct beach access from the camping area. The area has clearly marked and separated sites, which is great as it keeps the capacity of the location managed during the busy holiday periods. Each site has a fire-pit/grill that can be used with small cord-wood. Remember to bring a tray or grill rack to place over the fire-pit to help cook your meal. Some amazing walks, boating, kayaking etc. around this camp site. Site is fully accessible for 2wd vehicles and is no problem for caravans or trailers.

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Top Questions

Jim S. 4 years ago

Question:

Hi Is there a fishing spot?

Answer:

Great fishing off the beach! by Mike W.

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We seen a few people fishing at the beach at the site, and the area is well known for fishing. by Rachael S.

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Great Thanks by Jim S.

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Kathy Du Toit 4 years ago

Question:

I am assuming this site is unpowered please confirm. Thank you ?

Answer:

Sure is but there is a caravan park up the road if you want power you have to go over the ferry by Pauly

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Ines V. 5 years ago

Question:

Are dogs aloud?

Answer:

Afraid not as it’s a National Park. :( by Mike W.

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Details

Listing type

Campsite

No. of sites

15

Allotted Site

Yes

Caravans

Yes

Management

National Parks

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Nearby locations

• Mungo Beach
• Mungo Beach
• Providence Beach
• Myall Lakes National Park
• Fiona Beach
• North Coast NSW
• Mungo Brush