Karuah National Park

Limeburners Creek, NSW, 2324

Experience Details

Get back to basics and spend a relaxing weekend by the river at Karuah National Park. Pack your mountain bike and explore the park on the network of 4WD trails. It's also a great place for picnicking by the water. Launch your boat, kayak or canoe and enjoy paddling on the beautiful waters of Karuah River. Take advantage of this popular fishing destination and try your luck fishing with the kids. Then wander back to your campsite to watch the colours in the sky transform at dusk and get up close with some of the locals bandicoots, goannas and brush-tailed possums, to name a few. Sleep under the stars and wake up to the sound of birdcalls welcoming a new day. Enjoy a hot brekkie around the campfire looking out across the river from your campsite, as you get ready for another day surrounded by nature.
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Limeburners Creek, NSW, 2324
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Features

Camping - Canoeing/Kayaking - Caravan / Camper Trailer / Campervan Sites / Campsites - Disabled access available, contact operator for details. - Fishing - Non Smoking - Picnic Area

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