CMCA Nyngan Van Park
Highlights
- Explore the grassy shaded areas for a relaxing retreat after a day of travel.
- Enjoy the convenience of powered and unpowered sites tailored for all types of RVs.
- Utilise the clean amenities and coin-operated laundry for a hassle-free stay.
- Savour the warm welcome from the Park Custodian, ensuring a smooth check-in experience.
CMCA Nyngan Van Park is a quaint caravan park located on the Old Warren Road within easy walking distance of the township of Nyngan.
The caravan park includes powered sites, unpowered sites and low-cost sites for fully self-contained RVs.
When staying in the self-contained RV area, you can choose to use your own RV facilities or pay for access to the park amenities. Coin-operated laundry facilities are also available.
There are clean amenities, a barbecue area, and grassed shaded areas to relax.
The pet-friendly park welcomes all travellers, with Campervan Motorhome and Caravan Club of Australia (CMCA) members receiving a discount on all site types.
A Park Custodian will welcome you and assist with your booking, check-in and siting. The park includes a new wastewater dump point.
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Accreditations
- Campervan Motorhome Club of Australia
- Caravan and Camping Industry Association NSW
- Queensland Tourism Industry Council
Features
This business does not currently offer accessible facilities.
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