New England North West · New South Wales

Camping in New England North West, New South Wales

New England North West takes in the granite tablelands and gorges east of Armidale and north to the Queensland border, with national park campgrounds such as Bald Rock, Tooloom Falls, Warrabah, Youdales and Coombadjha.

Campsite details can change. Check current local rules, bookings, fire restrictions and closures before staying.

47 campsites in New England North West

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Planning your trip

Every campsite listed here is run by NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service, but they are spread across many parks with different access roads and arrangements. Gorge country campgrounds such as Youdales can involve steep, unsealed approaches, while others sit beside the main tablelands routes. Read the campground page before you choose.

The tablelands can be cold at night well outside winter. Use the NSW National Parks site to confirm whether a booking is required, how to get there and whether any alert, fire ban or road closure applies. Billy Camp shows where each campground is and what the official source records, not current water levels or track conditions.

Official sources

Region boundaries use Australian Bureau of Statistics Tourism Regions 2021, licensed under CC BY 4.0. These statistical regions approximate Tourism Research Australia boundaries.