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The 10 best NSW national parks to camp in
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Those looking for an escape and a bit of bush therapy can find plenty of awesome national parks to camp in here in NSW. Here’s 10 of the best.
If you like your campsites rugged and remote, this national park near Walcha will appeal. The streams and creeks are the obvious attraction – especially as the weather warms up.
Nowendoc National Park
Within striking distance of Grafton and Glenn Innes, this park falls within the World Heritage Area of Gondwana Rainforests. It feels like stepping back in time with waterfalls, gorges and cute resident koalas.
Washpool National Park
You won’t be bored in this national park near Canberra. Caving, canyoning, rock climbing and abseiling are all on the menu — as are more sedate hikes.
Bungonia National Park
Steeped in Indigenous and settler heritage, this park near Lithgow is home to kangaroos, wallaroos, wallabies and gliders. Hikers and mountain bikers are also well catered for.
Capertree National Park
Just half an hour from Griffith, Cocoparra shares its name with the looming range. Spring is the perfect time to visit when the place explodes with wildflowers.
Cocoparra National Park
Otherworldly and ethereal, Mungo sits in the Murray and Riverina Region. This park’s most famous attractions are the Mungo Lady and Mungo Man archaeological finds.
Mungo National Park
The World Heritage Gondwana rainforest here is just incredible and young visitors generally adore watching the lyre birds at Banksia Point, plus spotting cute spotted tail quolls.
New England National Park
Home to the Wollemi Pine, one of the rarest plants in the world, this park is accessed from the town of Kandos. Spring is the perfect time for a paddle around the striking Ganguddy (Dunns Swamp).
Wollemi National Park
Just south of Sydney, this park offers a perfect combination of unspoilt coastline and amenities to make your trip comfy. The highlights are almost too numerous to list.
Royal National Park
A snow sports playground in winter and an alpine paradise in the warmer months, Kosci consists of seven distinct regions with 41 campgrounds plus 10 other varieties of cabin.
Kosciuzko National Park
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