Wollondilly River Station

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  Pets Allowed
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  Drinking Water
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  Allows fires

16 Reviews

Adam O.

6 years ago

A very nice place to camp. Very tranquil.

Snixy

6 years ago

This is one of our favorite bush campsites. Our dogs absolutely adore coming here! It’s a nature lovers paradise abundant wildlife; wallabies, goannas, wombats and wild goats can be spotted here. It’s a magical place to get away from it all and one of those rare campgrounds that is spaced out so that even in busy periods you have your own private camping area. Great spot to kayak, float on a tube. Toilets are portaloos and cleaned daily. Firewood can be purchased on site. The roads are a bit rough, better suited to a 4WD but our small cars managed, there’s 0 phone reception. There’s lots of trees suitable for tentsile or hammock tents.

JNJNJN

6 years ago

Beautiful secluded spot. Very well maintained but basic amenities (permanent portaloos). Camp sites far enough away from each other that you hardly see another group unless you go walking. Allows campfires when conditions are favourable (can buy wood there) and pet friendly also. Can not wait to return again! 🏕 Word of warning though - the road in and out is pretty windy, narrow and built into the side of sheer cliffs. While we did the drive in and out in a sedan, I would have preferred something with higher clearance! Better to come from the old Hume Highway in, and NOT from Goulburn.

Michele

7 years ago

Perfect spot on the river. Sit back and let the relaxing begin. Owners work hard to ensure a good camping experience that suits everyone. Beautiful spot.

Denise W.

7 years ago

It was a well maintained campsite, the view was absolutely stunning. It has no reception down there, so be prepared to fully disconnect from the outside world, which was kinda nice! It's also a short... Read more

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Top Questions

Catherine M. 4 years ago

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Hey fellow campers, is this camp site really busy ?? Looking for something quite

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Soheil A. 4 years ago

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Hi is booking required for this camp site? Looking to book from 6/10/20 for 2 nights. Thanks

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We didn’t book, so just had to take what was left, if you book maybe you can get to choose a preferred site that overlooks the river and is not near the smelly long drop toilets. by Annie M.

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If school holidays maybe it is booked out already, try the Wombeyan Caves, great camping there too. by Annie M.

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Jasmin b. 5 years ago

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Is there any hiking trails?

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Hi, if you got a bike there is around 20km up the mountains to the caves, I have done it and is great. You can do hiking but not in trails that I know. by Ivan C.

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Daniel S. 6 years ago

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How much does it cost per night??

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$36 per night last year by Ivan C.

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$18 per night and person by Ivan C.

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Hi is booking required for this camp site? Looking to book from 6/10/20 for 2 nights. Thanks by Soheil A.

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Allotted Site

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