Myall Lakes National Park

Camping Areas at Myall Lakes National Park  (18 campsites)

Violet Hill Camping Area - This is a popular site for boaters as it has its own boat ramp, and temporary mooring points. more...

The Wells Camping Area - An excellent spot if you want to have access to the beach and lake, with enough room for a van. more...

Mungo Brush Camping Area - This is one of the largest and most popular campgrounds in Myall Lakes National Park, and with good reason. You are right on the lake and within a short walk of the beach. more...

Korsmans Landing Camping Area - My favourite campground in Myall Lakes National Park for a family trip. There is direct access to shallow (brackish water) for swimming, a boat ramp (gravel) and a small jetty. more...

White Tree Bay Camping Area - A lovely well grassed and shaded campground right on the edge of Myall Lakes (Bombah Broadwater Section). more...

Boomeri Camping Area - Beautiful, walk in campground suitable for tent based camping. more...

Brambles Green Camping Area - Boat access only campground in the Myall Lakes National Park more...

Mackaway Bay Camping Area - Boat in only campground on the edge of Myall Lakes in Myal Lakes National Park. more...

Stewart and Lloyds Camping Area - This site is on the coastal side at the south end of Myall Lakes National Park. It is suitable for tent and camper trailer but not caravans. more...

Neranie Camping Area - Neranie campground and picnic area, on the northern shores of Myall Lakes, is a picturesque spot that caters for caravan and tent camping in Myall Lakes National Park. more...

Yagon Camping Area - Yagon campground is only a short walk to the beach offering swimming, fishing, paddling, and surfing near Seal Rocks in Myall Lakes National Park. more...

Two Mile Sands Camping Area - Boat in only campsite in Myal Lakes Natonal park, on the edge of the lake. more...

Joes Cove Camping Area - Secluded Joes Cove campground is a tranquil lakeside spot accessed via paddling or walking, offering great birdwatching on Two Mile Lake in Myall Lakes National Park. more...

Dees Corner Camping Area - Close the the lake and a walking track to the beach. more...

Johnsons Beach Camping Area - Boat-based Johnsons Beach campground is an ideal spot for paddling, swimming and fishing in the tranquil Boolambayte region of Myall Lakes National Park. more...

Rivermouth Camping Area - Remote boat-based Rivermouth campground is a perfect stopover on a kayak trip along Upper Myall River more...

Banksia Green Camping Area - This campsite is one of my favorites on the coast side of Myall Lakes National park. It offers an open grassy camping area and it is only about 100m from the beach where the fishing is awesome. more...

Shelly Beach Camping Area - Boat or walk in campground on the edge of the lake, which offers scenic views, birdwatching and paddling in Myall Lakes National Park. more...

About Myall Lakes National Park

Protecting one of the states largest coastal lake systems, this is a boaters paradise.

The Myall Lakes are a series of large, shallow lakes moving from salt water near the inlet to slightly brackish in the upper sections. There are large sections of open beaches protected by the park and a couple of the campsites are on a small peninsular between the lake and the ocean.

Some of the campsites in this park are only accessible by boat, and almost all the others are on the water.

My last visit here was with the family at the end of 2012 and it is thought of as one of the best camping trips we have had. We camped at Korsman's landing which has a boat ramp and a jetty for loading the family. Resupplying the campsite was a matter of jumping in the boat and heading into Bulahdelah (you can tie up at the pub).

Apart from the numerous campsites located in the park, you can also hire a houseboat from Bulahdelah and spend your time exploring the lake system. Although not the cheapest way to see the Myall Lakes, it would have to be one of the best. Fish for your dinner and watch the dolphins playing and hunting.

Be aware, that this National Park is very popular over the holidays and the waterways can get quite busy (they even have a barge that pumps out your boat toilet). The best time to go here is off season, where you can often have the place almost to yourself.

More Information can be found at http://www.environment.nsw....