Dalli's Campground
Highlights
- Explore expansive, shaded camping areas that cater to both seasoned bushwalkers and outdoor enthusiasts.
- Discover diverse wildlife, including captivating bird species, in the pristine surroundings of Capertee Valley.
- Enjoy well-maintained facilities like flushing toilets and hot showers for a comfortable camping experience.
- Gather around designated campfire areas while adhering to fire regulations for a memorable evening under the stars.
Nestled within the breathtaking embrace of the Capertee Valley, a leisurely three-hour drive from Sydney, Dalli’s Campground invites nature lovers to explore its pristine surroundings. The campground offers expansive, shaded camping areas, perfect for both seasoned bushwalkers and outdoor enthusiasts. The area is teeming with diverse wildlife, especially an array of captivating bird species.
Gather your friends, bring your beloved dogs, and pack your tents for a memorable adventure. Dalli’s Campground welcomes all vehicle types, including caravans and motorhomes (excluding FWD camper vans).
Enjoy the convenience of well-maintained facilities, including flushing toilets and invigorating hot showers. The camp kitchen is equipped with a sink, and hot water, and provides cutlery, crockery, and saucepans. Gas-powered barbecue and pizza oven facilities are also available.
Campfire enthusiasts can use designated areas, adhering to fire ban regulations. Firewood is either on-site or can be brought along. Explore the orchard, keeping in mind its seasonal availability.
Dalli’s Campground is an ideal starting point for exploring the captivating Capertee Valley, including the Garden of Stones, Turon and Capertee National Parks, and the renowned Capertee Valley Bird Watching Trail. Additionally, historic treasures like Rylestone, Mudgee, and Dunns’ Swamp are within an hour’s drive, with the aged shale mines at Glen Davis just a swift 20-minute journey away.
This is a hosted stay through Hipcamp.
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