Cudgegong River Day Pass & Annual Pass
Cudgegong River day pass near Mudgee
Slow things down with a peaceful day by the Cudgegong River. Just outside Mudgee in NSW’s Central West, this relaxed riverside setting is perfect for picnics, fishing and a simple time outdoors.
With a Cudgegong River day pass, you can swap busy schedules for fresh air, open space and a quieter way to enjoy the water.
How much does a Cudgegong River day pass cost?
Your Cudgegong River day pass is now JUST $10 until 30 May 2026 (limited time only)
Start planning a day everyone will be talking about!
Park Amenities
Kiosk (office)
Extra large sites
Fishing
Where is Cudgegong River?
Cudgegong River is located in the NSW Central West, around 35km north of Mudgee.
It’s an easy drive from town, making it a great option for a relaxed day trip from Mudgee or a stop as you explore the surrounding wine region and countryside.
Find us
Cudgegong River Holiday Park,
Burrendong Road Dam,
Yarrabin NSW,
2850
Office Hours: 9am - 5pm
Phone: +61 2 6373 0378
Email: cudgegongriver@reflectionsholidays.com.au
What's included in your day pass?
Your day pass gives you access to the shared facilities at Reflections Cudgegong River, making it easy to enjoy a comfortable day by the water.
This includes:
- Access to the park and riverfront areas
- BBQ and picnic facilities
- Amenities blocks
- Open space for relaxing and recreation
All for a simple per-vehicle fee, making it an affordable day out.
Plan your trip
How much does a day pass cost?
- Limited time deal: JUST $10 online or in park
Arrival and departure times:
- 5am - 10pm
Parking and boat parking:
- There is plenty of parking scattered all around the park. Please avoid parking on or near occupied sites or in the cabin parking bays
Dog rules:
- You can bring up to 2 dogs per car. Please follow our dog policy carefully. Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times at Reflections Cudgegong River.
Cudgegong River Annual Passes
With a Reflections Cudgegong River Annual Pass, you get unlimited access to one of the region’s best inland parks, perfect for fishing, boating, water skiing, or BBQs and picnics.
How to purchase an annual pass to Cudgegong River
Annual passes can be purchased at the park or by calling for added convenience.
How to use your annual pass
Flexible hours from 5 am to 9:30 pm mean you can pop in for an early fish, an afternoon on the water, or a sunset stroll. Accessing the park is a breeze—just use your code, fob, or card at the boom gate to get in and out anytime.
Ready to make every weekend count? Grab your annual pass when you visit the park and enjoy the lake life all year long!
Things to do at Cudgegong River
This is a place to keep things simple and enjoy the surroundings:
- Cast a line along the riverbank in a calm, uncrowded setting
- Set up a picnic and enjoy a laid-back lunch by the water
- Take a gentle walk through bushland and along the river
- Relax with a book, a chair and plenty of fresh air
- Let the kids explore open space and natural surroundings
It’s less about packed itineraries and more about taking your time.
Fishing on the Cudgegong River
Fishing at the Cudgegong River is a pastime that welcomes enthusiasts of all ages and skill levels. The river is teeming with diverse fish species, including bass, trout, cod, golden perch, river blackfish, and flathead. Anglers can choose from numerous spots along the riverbanks or enhance their experience by booking a local guide who can take them out on the water for a more adventurous catch.
Hiking trails at Cudgegong River
The Cudgegong River region boasts a variety of hiking trails to suit all preferences. Whether you're looking for a relaxed walk through natural bushland or a more demanding trek, there’s a trail for every adventurer. Favourites among visitors include the Cudgegong River Trail and Little George’s Lookout, both providing breathtaking scenery to enjoy along the journey.
BBQs & Picnics
BBQs and picnics on the shores of Cudgegong River are what laid-back days are all about! With plenty or rooms for the kids to play, that long awaited rematch of family cricket is yours for the taking!
Frequently asked questions
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Where do I park my car as a day visitor to Cudgegong River?
You can park your car at the boat ramp. If you are fishing or swimming, simply park where you setup.
Can I use all the park facilities with a day pass or annual pass?
Yes, you can use all park facilities like camp kitchen, boat ramp, splash park, tennis courts and more. However we ask you please respect our campsites and cabins.
Can I bring my dog?
You can bring up to 2 dogs per booking on a day pass - please keep your dogs on a leash at all times. Please abide by our Reflections dog policy whilst at the park
How does the pricing work of a day pass to Reflections Cudgegong River?
The price is $10 per car/ motorbike for a limited time (until 30 May 2026), whether booking online or purchasing at the park. Buses and minibuses may be subject to additional fees.
Can I bring a boat or jetski on a day pass?
Yes, you can bring a boat or jetski and us our boat ramp to launch it. Please wear life jackets.
What are the terms and conditions for buying a Reflections day pass?
Your can find our day pass terms and conditions here.
Where can I find a map of Cudgegong River?
Check out our Reflections Cudgegong River Park Map here
Where can I launch my boat from at the park?
We have multiple boat ramps - please check the park map for boat ramp locations
What are the Cudgegong kiosk/ shop opening hours and what does it sell?
The kiosk is open from Friday-Sunday 9am - 4pm. We sell lollies, chips, ice-creams, cold drinks, ice, hot food, and some daily essentials.
Can I make a fire as a day visitor to Cudgegong River?
Yes, as long as no fire bans are in place, you can make small cooking fires.
How do I enter Reflections Cudgegong River on an annual pass?
Ff you're annual pass was issued here you can use the code that was given at the time of purchase. If your annual pass was issued in another park you'll need to contact the park to be issued a number for entry/exit .