Booderee National Park: Green Patch Camping Area
Highlights
- Explore pristine beaches at Booderee National Park, perfect for swimming and snorkelling in crystal-clear waters.
- Engage in bushwalking along scenic trails, immersing yourself in the diverse flora and fauna of Jervis Bay.
- Relax at well-equipped Green Patch camping area, featuring fresh water, hot showers, and free firewood for your convenience.
- Experience Aboriginal culture through bush tucker walks and campfire yarns, connecting with the land's rich heritage.
Green Patch camping area is located in beautiful Booderee National Park at Jervis Bay. Booderee offers a wide range of activities in a pristine natural setting, including swimming, fishing, snorkelling, bushwalking, cycling and boating.
Sites at Green Patch are either drive-in or walk-in. Walk-in sites are not suitable for caravans or camper trailers. Parking spaces for walk-in sites are no further than 50 metres from tents.
Facilities include toilets, freshwater, hot showers, and infant changing facilities. Disabled toilet and shower facilities are also provided. Electric and wood barbecues are available in these areas. Firewood is provided free.
Booderee National Park is owned by the Wreck Bay Aboriginal Community and has an active Aboriginal cultural program. Activities include bush tucker walks, campfire yarns, and Koori games for kids. Enjoy your stay in Booderee and please care for the land and waters as this is a very special place.
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Tent Sites
Sites at Green Patch are divided into two sizes, standard and large with either drive-in or walk-in sites. They are allocated according to tent/caravan sizes and number of vehicles.
Amenities include fresh water, toilets, hot-water showers and sheltered barbecues. It is advisable to bring your own personal gas barbecue.
Disabled access available, contact operator for details.
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