When it comes to camping, NSW is full of amazing destinations. Take one look, from the Blue Mountains to the beaches in New South Wales, and you’ll find endless holiday destinations with spectacular outdoor locations. Probably one of the most popular holiday destinations in NSW for campers and non campers is the beach. Ever tried Boomerang Beach camping? NSW beaches are known around the world for their beauty and their outdoor recreation. From places like Byron Bay to the beaches in Sydney, some of the more popular destinations can get a bit crowded. However, that doesn’t mean you can’t still enjoy the beach! With the long coastline that New South Wales has, there is a never-ending stretch of beaches to pick from. Located in the Forster and Taree area of the Great Lakes Region, Blueys Beach is an ideal, low-key beach holiday destination. This region is great for camping, with so many different things to do. The Forster and Taree area stretches from the Great Lakes to the Manning Valley, with spectacular beaches and stunning wilderness. This stretch of NSW coast is great for scuba diving and kayaking, dolphin cruises, and bushwalking. Blueys Beach, just a bit south of Forster, is ideally located to explore everything the area has to offer. From the beach to Myall Lake and Wallis Lake, to the national parks surrounding, like Wallingat or Myall Lakes National Park. Consider a Blueys Beach camping trip or Boomerang Beach camping and enjoy a relaxing holiday away from the crowds. This laidback seaside community is the perfect NSW holiday destination. Book the best camping and Blueys Beach accommodation here!
Find the best camping in Blueys Beach when you book with Glamping Hub. This destination is perfect for all sorts of groups. Whether you’re a couple looking for a romantic getaway or parents planning holidays with kids, Blueys Beach is home to a variety of activities suited for all ages and abilities. Blueys Beach itself is a famous surfing beach. The beach is great for surfing and swimming, plus the views across to Seal Rocks aren’t bad. There are no lifeguards on this beach. Nearby Boomerang Beach and Elizabeth Beach offer alternatives that are more sheltered and patrolled, for families with young children. This area, part of the Barrington Coast, is also home to the Great Lakes, Myall, Smiths, and Wallis Lakes. Couples can kayak the Myall waterways and families can book a dolphin-watching cruise. Take a trip to Hawks Nest, on the southern shores of the Great Lakes and walk along Hawks Nest Beach to the lookout at Yacaaba Headland, the view is incomparable. Enjoy fresh local oysters in Tea Gardens, explore Myall Lakes National Park, go surfing at Pacific Palms, and so much more! With all this at your fingertips, Blueys Beach camping is a no brainer. Book your NSW accommodation here for the best beach camping trip! Book yourself a trip to Blueys Beach, NSW! There's simply nowhere better than right here to find a luxury Blueys Beach caravan park. Go camping: NSW awaits!