Uloola Falls campground
Highlights
- Explore lush heathlands along the Uloola walking track, immersing yourself in vibrant wildflower displays during spring.
- Set up camp beside the serene Uloola Falls, enjoying the soothing sound of water cascading into the rock pool.
- Cycle from Waterfall to the campground, embracing an adventurous journey through stunning natural landscapes.
- Disconnect from city life and sleep under the stars, surrounded by the tranquillity of Royal National Park.
Who would have thought you could be so close to the city and yet so far from civilisation? Uloola Falls campground in Royal National Park is a great nature getaway, especially if you’re looking for things to do near Sydney.
For a relaxing start to your weekend escape, catch the train. Don’t forget your hiking boots because this campground is reached via the long Uloola walking track or the medium difficulty Karloo walking track. If you’re particularly adventurous, you can cycle there on your mountain bike from Waterfall.
Passing through heathlands, you’ll be bathed in colour by the wildflower displays in spring. Keep an eye out for the gymea lily with its single stem and vibrant red flower.
Once you arrive, set up camp beside picturesque Uloola Falls and sleep under the stars. Your only distraction here will be the splash of the waterfall as it hits the rock pool below.
Take a virtual tour of Uloola Falls campground captured with Google Street View Trekker.
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Remote/backpack camping
If you’re looking for things to do south of Sydney, Uloola Falls campground is a great getaway offering camping, walking and cycling in Royal National Park.
This business does not currently offer accessible facilities.
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