Welcome to Dalmeny Campground

A relaxed haven on the beautiful South Coast.

Stay, Camp & Explore Dalmeny

Dalmeny Campground is one of the most relaxed and beautiful campgrounds on Australia’s east coast, great for family holidays or just a quiet weekend away.

It has absolute beach frontage with stunning views over the ocean to the north stretching along Dalmeny Beach and Eurobodalla National Park to Potato Point. As one happy camper said, ‘you can check the surf from your bed’.

To the west, the campground overlooks the entrance to Mummaga Lake.

There are both powered and unpowered sites, catering for everyone from campers to big rigs.

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Stay Facilities

Explore the South Coast

The Dalmeny area and its surrounds has so much to offer. From great kids activities, to the beach and local eats – there’s something for everyone!

- Attractions
Batemans Marine Park and Sanctuary

A good days fishing, with plenty more for tomorrow – From Murramarang Beach to Wallaga Lake is 85,000 hectares of estuaries, creeks, rivers and lakes nearly all available for recreational fishing with little restriction. Batemans Bay Marine Park is zoned to protect marine biodiversity while supporting a wide range of recreational and commercial activities. The zoning map specifically prohibits commercial trawling and dredging in the marine park. These beautiful waters are home to a very diverse range of marine life and habitats, including dolphins, seals, sharks and rays. This makes for some very exciting marine activities; at Montague Island you can even snorkel with the seals!

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- Attractions
Australia Rock

Bar Rock and Australia Rock are a popular photo opportunity. Bar Rock lookout captures a spectacular view, unique rock formations, clear turquoise waters, wildlife and walks. When Australia rock is viewed at just the right angle, the hole in the rock at Wagonga Head, has an uncanny resemblance to a map of Australia (without Tasmania).

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- Trails
Broulee Island Nature Reserve Walk

Broulee Island is joined to the mainland by a permanent sandbar and is always accessible. Find it at the southern end of North Broulee Beach or park at Broulee Surf Club and head north around the rocks to Shark Bay, where a short beach walk leads you to the island. Photographers will enjoy the ocean vistas across pristine rock pools. The walk features native plants and is known for birdlife, including the superb fairy wren and white-bellied sea eagle.

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