Boyd River campground

Features

Popular

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  Free
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  Toilets
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  BBQ Areas
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  Allows fires

7 Reviews

Yana K.

5 years ago

Great campground in the middle of nowhere. Accessible with a Campervan but be ready for a bumpy drive. It has a hut for shelter where you can light a fire which was really nice especially when it star... Read more

Blair W.

5 years ago

Michael J.

5 years ago

Campsite is really accessible by 2WD and the wildlife is spectacular, definitely worth bringing the torch or spotlight. The toilets are also very clean and well maintained

Charlie T.

5 years ago

Mariah D.

5 years ago

This campsite is set amongst tall gum trees, it is quite spread out with room for cars towing caravans or campervans. The road to the campsite is dirt for about 20km so be ready for a slightly bumpy ride. It is well worth staying here with Kanangra Falls walk and lookouts another 7km down the road. The walks are incredible with amazing views. Such a great visit!

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Top Questions

Neda S. 5 years ago

Question:

Hi it is easy to get there by a 2WD car?

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Siamak R. 5 years ago

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Can I drive there with 2WD?

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Details

Listing type

Campsite

No. of sites

30

Allotted Site

Yes

Caravans

Yes

Management

National Parks

Phone

Show number

Website

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Average temperature

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Nearby locations

• Kanangra-Boyd National Park
• Blue Mountains
• Kanangra