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QLD – Andrew Drynan Park

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Andrew Drynan Park is situated on Running Creek, 47km south of Beaudesert and 19km from Rathdowney on Running Creeks Road, Qld side of the Lions Road. The drive from Brisbane will take a couple of hours. It has an impressive backdrop formed by Mt Chinghee. The park is divided by Lions Road, and care should be taken with children. Running Creek is a lovely flowing creek that is very inviting in summer, and the park offers a great bush camp among the tall trees. As some of the pools are deep, children should be supervised.

Toilets, BBQs, picnic tables and swimming are provided. BYO drinking water. Pets are to be restrained. No showers — a dip in the creek will keep you clean, but please don’t use soap or detergent.
Directions: At Rathdowney, turn left into Running Creek Road and travel approximately 17km southeast.

The Camping area has a local park Manager; contact Barry Moran on 0755441281, to collects the fees.

Price Range

$10 adults; $5 children; children under 5 yo free; $30 family (2 x Adults & 4 children).
Public Holidays: $12 adult; $6 child; $35 family

 

Lions Road is presently closed, due to major landslips and required road repairs. Please see below further information and visit the Live Traffic NSW website for updates.

Lions Road is closed in New South Wales within Kyogle Council. CLOSED FROM JUST NORTH OF BORDER LOOP LOOKOUT TO QLD BORDER – due to multiple landslips, this section of Lions Road is closed while repairs are carried out to make the road safe for the public – lookout remains open from NSW side of closure. Please use Summerland Way/Mount Lindesay Highway for travel between NSW & QLD.

Motorhomes and vehicles towing caravans ARE NOT permitted on Lions Road, due to windy hairpin sections, which can make it very difficult if you meet with oncoming traffic as there is nowhere to turn around or reverse.

 

Rainforest Gateway Caravan Park & Campground

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Rainforest Gateway is a family owned caravan park and camp grounds. 28kms north of Kyogle. We have 3 x 1 bedroom units, weekly rates for workers. All grassy camp sites over looking Gradys Creek. Relax and unwind by the creek swimming or around your camp fire, family friendly atmosphere, rustic camp kitchen, hot showers flush toilets, small shop, no eftpos. Ideally situated at the entrance to the Border Ranges National Parks and the unique Spiral Loop Railway line. Rainforest gateway has powered and unpowered sites, 3 x 1 bedroom units that sleep up to 5. Event hire for your special occasion.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Wadeville Woolies

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Up in the mountains with stunning views of the Border Ranges. General Store, Laundromat, Cafe and Bottle Shop for your convenience. Friday afternoon/evening Japanese dinner, Saturday morning markets and Sunday afternoon music to chill to as you enjoy the sunset and a cold drink.

Bonalbo Tourist Park and Campground

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Located in a small rural village, you will enjoy the peace and quiet of this caravan park. Backing on to the local creek, you can camp or park under the shade of a tree and read a book whilst listening to the birds.

There are many scenic drives, picnic grounds, bush walking and off-road experiences to appreciate in this region. From Bonalbo, you can enjoy a day trip to the Yabbra State Forest, where stately flooded gums stand like ghosts with their white trunks, or visit the Bean Creek Falls.

Sheepstation Creek Camping Area – Border Ranges National Park

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The westernmost camping ground in the Border Ranges National Park, Sheepstation Creek, features direct access to a series of graded walks. All Border Ranges National Park camping locations are pay-to-use, with the best method of making bookings and paying park tariffs via the National Parks and Wildlife Service App, available on Apple and Android devices.

Set in the stunning upper ridges of the Richmond River catchment, the Border Ranges National Park is a striking remnant of the volcano that also created Wollumbin/Mt Warning.

The park does not have a drinking water supply; please bring your own water. Closures can occur after heavy rainfall or in periods of high fire danger. It is highly recommended visitors check for park closures and/or changed park conditions on the NPWS App or at https://www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/

Pipe Dreams Pastoral

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If you’re chasing a true outback farm stay experience in the Northern Rivers of NSW, make Pipe Dreams Pastoral your next stop!

Farm Life & Fun
Feed friendly goats, alpacas, pig, chickens, and cattle, or join hosts Cal & Tina on a guided farm tour. Pack a picnic for our scenic lookout with 360° views of Sandilands  — the perfect spot for sunset drinks, golden-hour photos, and a quiet moment together.

Explore Nearby

  • Tabulam (12 km):Classic country pub meals + local honey at the Bee Shed.
  • Bonalbo (22 km):Dog ’n’ Bull Pub and small-town charm.
  • Casino (46 km):Shops, cafes, and services.

Good to Know

  • Peaceful setting with native wildlife and plants
  • Dog-friendly(on leash)
  • Animal feed & firewood included
  • Swimmable dam on site
  • Outdoor Games on request
  • Suitable for tents, swags, Caravans, RV/Motorhomes
  • Suitable for all vehicles

Book your stay via HiCamp and make Pipe Dreams Pastoral part of your next adventure!

Hicamp link | Pipe Dreams Pastoral – Hipcamp in Sandilands, New South Wales

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Woodenbong Camp Ground

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Campground (adjacent to the swimming pool, outdoor gym and skate park) offering powered sites, undercover seating and food preparation area, free electric barbecues and an amenities block with hot showers. Pet friendly- but must be supervised.

Located in Unumgar Street, Woodenbong, the Woodenbong Progress Association Volunteers look after this facility.

A great spot for an overnight or a more extended stay would give you time to explore the surrounding area and all the natural wonders, including waterfalls, scenic countryside and National Parks & Forestry areas.

Situated in the beautiful McPherson Ranges, the Woodenbong area provides unequalled views of the striking volcanic features that remain at the Western end of the Border Ranges.

Peacock Creek Camping Area – Richmond Range National Park

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Ideal for camper trailers and large tents. Activities include walking, scenic drive, horse riding and bird watching. Amenities include non-flush toilets, wood BBQs (bring your own firewood) and picnic tables. Water is not suitable for drinking, so bring your own water. Bookings are not necessary, but fees apply and must be paid at the self-registration station provided.

Price Range

Camping Adult $6.00pn, Children 5-15yrs $3.50pn, Under 5yrs Free

Lanikai – Tabulam

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Lanikai Wildlife Refuge and Camping Ground offers 2,500 acres of declared Wildlife Refuge. Home to over 150 bird species, this idyllic location, with its breathtaking views of the Upper Clarence and 2 acres of lush gardens and walking tracks, is the perfect place for bird watchers, wilderness enthusiasts and naturalists looking for an authentic wilderness experience.

Pitch a tent, park a motorhome, caravan or trailer on the camping ground and relax. The camping ground has hot showers and flushing toilets. The undercover area with BBQ, table and bush kitchen is a good place to talk, eat or listen to the Honeyeaters in the Banksias and Glossy Cockatoos in the Forest Oaks.

Suggested activities: a bushwalk along the 2km Pretty Gully Creek frontage or rainforest regeneration area. Walk to the river, as the property has a 3km Clarence River frontage, go fishing, watch wildlife, watch the stars, and see the rainforest reserve.

Fires are permitted at some places on the camping ground (see Jim for info). Some firewood is supplied, but please keep fires small. The showers are wood heated by the heater at the back of the showers, so please use hot water in moderation.

Motorbikes may only be used to access the camping ground from Paddy’s Flat Road. There is NO TRACK RIDING allowed. 4WDs may be used to access points of interest on tracks around the property in dry weather.

Campers may visit Lanikai gardens at any time between 10am-4pm daily.

Tea, coffee, and scones (or other refreshments) are available at Lanikai garden for $5 per person. Please give Lyn two hours’ notice of your requirements.

Price Range

Over 12 yo/& adults $15; 6-12 years $7.50; Under 6, free. Tariff per person per 24hr period.

Kyogle Gardens Caravan Park

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Kyogle Gardens Caravan Park is situated at the northern end of town, a short stroll from the Kyogle Visitor Information Centre. It is conveniently located on Summerland Way, next to Fawcetts Creek. The park is pet-friendly, with direct access to the Recreation Reserve (with off-leash dog area), the Labyrinth and Landcare Nursery, and the Kyogle Tennis Club.

5 minutes – Kyogle Showgrounds, the Skate Park and Playground

5 minutes – CBD, supermarkets, shops, pubs and eateries.

10 minutes – Kyogle Golf and Kyogle Bowls Clubs

10 minutes – Historical Society Museum, Library, KMI Hall (Kyogle Memorial Institute), the Roxy Gallery and Stratheden Street Precinct.

15 minutes | drive – Kyogle Lookout and Kyogle Mountain Bike Park.

The Kyogle Gardens Caravan Park offers 27 powered sites with tap (water) access, and 10 unpowered sites. Refurbished facilities include a new amenities block, with accessible toilets and showers, plus laundry facilities. The site is surrounded by established trees, with a variety of shaded, as well as clear and easily accessible sites.

Powered sites | FROM $29.00 per site, with each additional adult $5

Onsite parking

Daily and weekly rates / maximum one week stay

Unpowered sites | From $15.00 per site, with each additional adult $5

No car access to campsites, parking in adjacent parking bays / motorbike access to campsites only

Daily and weekly rates / maximum one week stay

Amenities block is accessed by a secure keycode, which is forwarded to visitors prior to their arrival.

Kyogle Gardens Caravan Park does not offer a self-catering kitchen or BBQ facilities. Sinks and washing up facilities are available for guests in the laundry room of the amenities block. BBQs and picnic grounds are available directly across Summerland Way at the APEX Park, or a short stroll to the Amphitheatre Parklands next to the Kyogle Visitor Information Centre. Multiple food and dining options are also available at the myriad of cafes, restaurants and hotels along the main street (Summerland Way) and within the Stratheden Street Precinct.

We look forward to welcoming you to the Kyogle Gardens Caravan Park.

 

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Kyogle Council acknowledges the Gullibul, Githabul, Wahlubal and Banjalang people who are the Traditional Custodians of the land and waters within the Kyogle Local Government Area, and we pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.

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