South Coast · New South Wales
Camping in South Coast, New South Wales, page 2
The NSW South Coast offers lake, beach and forest camping from the Illawarra to the Victorian border, at places such as North Era, Brou Lake, Sassafras, Lake Creek and Toms Gully.
Campsite details can change. Check current local rules, bookings, fire restrictions and closures before staying.
65 campsites in South Coast
- Pretty Beach campgroundNational park · NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service · Camp-only
- Red Gum North campgroundNational park · NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service · Camp-only
- Red Gum South campgroundNational park · NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service · Camp-only
- Saltwater Creek campgroundNational park · NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service · Camp-only
- Sassafras campNational park · NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service · Camp-only
- Six Mile Creek campgroundNational park · NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service · Camp-only
- Sting campNational park · NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service · Camp-only
- Sunburt Beach campgroundNational park · NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service · Camp-only
- Termeil Point campgroundNational park · NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service · Camp-only
- The Point campgroundNational park · NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service · Camp-only
- Throne Flat campNational park · NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service · Camp-only
- Tiger Snake campNational park · NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service · Camp-only
- Toms Gully campNational park · NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service · Camp-only
- Tuross River campgroundNational park · NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service · Camp-only
- Waalimma Wilderness Trackhead campNational park · NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service · Camp-only
- Wirritin campNational park · NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service · Camp-only
- Yalwal/Toorooroo campgroundNational park · NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service · Camp-only
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Planning your trip
All campsites listed here are run by NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service. They range from walk-in camps such as North Era to trackhead campgrounds in the Budawang wilderness, so access and booking arrangements differ. Read the campground page before you commit to a plan.
Coastal campgrounds fill quickly in summer and school holidays, and fire danger can be high. Use the NSW National Parks site to confirm whether you need to book, how to get in and whether any alerts are current. A lake or wilderness word in a campground name says nothing about the walk in or what is provided. Check the campground page for those details.
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.