Camping

Camping under the Stars in The Murray

Escape the hustle and bustle and reconnect with nature in the Murray River region. With heaps of campsites dotted along the riverbanks, in national parks, and nestled amongst the red gums, you'll find the perfect spot to pitch your tent, park your caravan, or set up your campervan. Whether you're after a secluded bush escape or a family-friendly holiday park with all the amenities, The Murray offers a camping adventure for everyone. Imagine toasting marshmallows around a campfire, casting a line as the sun sets, and falling asleep under a blanket of stars – that's the magic of camping in The Murray.

Places to Camp

National Parks: Immerse yourself in nature at national parks like Barmah National Park, Murray Valley National Park, and Hattah-Kulkyne National Park. These parks offer a range of campsites, from secluded bush settings to more developed campgrounds with amenities.
State Forests: Discover hidden gems and peaceful campsites in state forests like Nyah State Forest and Gunbower State Forest. These areas offer a chance to escape the crowds and enjoy the tranquillity of the bush.
Lake Foreshores & River Beaches: Camp by the water's edge at lakes like Lake Mulwala and Lake Boga. These locations offer stunning views, opportunities for water activities, and a relaxed atmosphere.
Bush Camping: For a true back-to-nature experience, try bush camping in designated areas. Remember to follow responsible camping practices and leave no trace.

Our Top Picks

Original__9861308_2640_Walla_Walla_Town_Sign_Map_1_1Hg8X6U

Original__9861240_2640_Burrumbuttock_Hall_Cx5T4Gm

Edward-River-Bridge-Campground-02_55F1Ct7

Important Information

Camping Restrictions: Check for any camping restrictions or permits required in specific areas, especially in national parks and state forests.
Campfire Safety: Observe fire restrictions and use designated fire pits if available. Never leave a campfire unattended.
Rubbish & Waste: Pack out all rubbish and dispose of waste responsibly. Leave your campsite cleaner than you found it.
Water Safety: Be aware of river currents and supervise children closely when swimming or playing near the water.
Wildlife Awareness: Respect wildlife and admire them from a distance. Store food securely to avoid attracting animals.
Bookings: For popular campgrounds, especially during peak season, book your campsite in advance to avoid disappointment.
Essential Gear: Pack appropriate gear for your camping trip, including a tent, sleeping bags, cooking equipment, warm clothing, sunscreen, insect repellent, and a first-aid kit.

Planning Your Camping Trip

Research: Research campgrounds and choose a location that suits your needs and interests. Consider factors such as amenities, accessibility, and proximity to attractions.
Parks Victoria: For campsites in Victoria, visit the Parks Victoria website (insert website link) to find information on park locations, fees, bookings, and any restrictions.
NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service: For campsites in New South Wales, visit the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service website for details on park locations, camping fees, booking procedures, and any relevant regulations.
Check Conditions: Check weather forecasts and river conditions before heading out.
Inform Someone: Let someone know your camping plans, including your location and expected return time.

Camping

Camping under the Stars in The Murray

Places to Camp

Our Top Picks

Walla Walla Primitive Camping Ground

Deniliquin campgrounds

Mulwala campgrounds

Burrumbuttock Primitive Camping Ground

Tin Mines campground

Albury Showground Campground

Jindera Primitive Camping Ground

Thornley campgrounds

Walbundrie Primitive Camping Ground

Main campground

Samual Bollard campground

Quicks Beach campground

Swifts Creek Campground

Belah campground

Henty Camping Ground

Wanganella Creek Camp Park

Woperana campgrounds

Edward River Bridge campgrounds

Benarca Campgrounds

Mamanga Campground

Important Information

Planning Your Camping Trip