Burralow Creek camping ground

Blue Mountains National Park

Carry own water in to the site or treat the creek water.

Getting there

Closest point to drive and park is by 4wd roads only, from there it is via the water to this the campsite

GPS: -33.54870, 150.60470

From Kurrajong Heights: drive along the management trail off Burralow Road (4WD only). </BR>From Bilpin: Drive along the Patterson Range Fire Trail (4WD vehicle recommended).

General Information

You can park a trailer, or a tent in this campground - but no caravans

Carry own water in to the site or treat the creek water.

Bookings and contact information

You are not able to book these campsites - first come basis

For more information contact the Richmond

Phone: 02 4588 5247

Facilities

Toilets
Pit or composting toilets are available

Showers
No showers are provided on site

Water
There is water onsite (or from a nearby creek) that can be treated for drinking

Tables
No Picnic tables or shelters are provided on site

Wood pit fire BBQ
Wood fired Pit BBQ's are provided - bring your own wood

Electric or Gas BBQ
Gas or electric BBQ's are not provided

Rubbish Bins
No rubbish bins provided - take your own rubbish with you

Campfires
Fires are generally permitted at this campsite, be aware of local fire bans

Activities

Swimming
There is nowhere to swim

Closest point to drive and park is by 4wd roads only, from there it is via the water to this the campsite

GPS: -33.54870, 150.60470

From Kurrajong Heights: drive along the management trail off Burralow Road (4WD only). </BR>From Bilpin: Drive along the Patterson Range Fire Trail (4WD vehicle recommended).

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Park Information & Alerts

For the latest alerts and closures for Blue Mountains National Park, please check the NSW National Parks website.

Other campsites in Blue Mountains National Park

Coxs River Camping Area

Short walk

Cox's River Campsite is located on the Six Foot Track and is managed by LPMA. It is requested that all campers carry a fuel stove. There are two sheltered picnic tables and a wheel chair-accessible toilet building. Water is generally available from the tank or river, but must be treated before drinking.