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Three Creeks Tourist Gold Mine

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Pets Allowed
Toilets
Allows fires

Country Road Caravan Park

2 Ratings

Drinking Water BBQ Areas Powered sites

65.4 km's away

$30
Armidale Tourist Park

6 Ratings

Drinking Water BBQ Areas Powered sites Swimming

70.1 km's away

$32
Austin Tourist Park

10 Ratings

Drinking Water BBQ Areas Powered sites Swimming

75.8 km's away

$39
Split Rock Dam Camp Area

3 Ratings

Drinking Water BBQ Areas Powered sites

34.8 km's away
Tingha Gems Caravan & Camping

1 Rating

Drinking Water BBQ Areas Powered sites Swimming

35.1 km's away

Location

Upper Bingara Rd,
Upper (south) Bingara,
New South Wales

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Listing type: Campsite
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Website: Visit

Average temperature

January

L 17°C

H 32°C

February

L 16°C

H 31°C

March

L 13°C

H 29°C

April

L 8°C

H 25°C

May

L 4°C

H 21°C

June

L 2°C

H 17°C

July

L 0°C

H 17°C

August

L 1°C

H 19°C

September

L 4°C

H 22°C

October

L 8°C

H 26°C

November

L 12°C

H 28°C

December

L 15°C

H 30°C

Source: Meteostat

Closest

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290.69 km

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23.37 km

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359.68 km

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358.95 km

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Nearby locations

Nearby campsites

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Bingara Riverside Camping Area
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