Snowy Mountains · New South Wales
Camping in Snowy Mountains, New South Wales, page 2
Camp below the Main Range in the Snowy Mountains, at Kosciuszko National Park campgrounds such as Geehi, Ngarigo, Cascades and Old Snowy, or at Coonara Point.
Campsite details can change. Check current local rules, bookings, fire restrictions and closures before staying.
52 campsites in Snowy Mountains
- Wares Yards campgroundNational park · NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service · Camp-only
- Willis campgroundNational park · NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service · Camp-only
- Yachting Point campgroundNational park · NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service · Camp-only
- Yarrangobilly Village campgroundNational park · NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service · Camp-only
More ways to camp in New South Wales
Other regions in New South Wales
Planning your trip
Most campsites here are run by NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service. Jingellic Reserve is run by Snowy Valleys Council, so book and check rules with the council. Geehi horse camp is a named campground for visitors with horses; check the park page for its specific rules.
The weather here can change quickly at any time of year, and some high campgrounds and roads close over winter. Park entry fees can apply in Kosciuszko National Park. Use the NSW National Parks site to confirm entry, bookings, road access and current alerts. This region is separate from Victoria's High Country, even where the ranges continue across the border.
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.