Cudgegong River
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Camp comforts and country charm at Cudgegong River
With fishing, fossicking, bushwalking and boating right on your doorstep—and Mudgee just a scenic drive away—it’s the perfect base for doing as much (or as little) as you like.Amenities and facilities at Reflections Cudgegong River
Tucked away at the eastern end of Burrendong Dam in Central Western NSW, Reflections Cudgegong River is a peaceful bush escape with plenty of space to stretch out and take in nature.
Grill some snags on the BBQs
When hunger hits, fire up one of the BBQ areas scattered around the park—most of them are covered, so you’re sorted rain or shine. If you’d rather sit and snack, there are also tables under the verandah roof near the kiosk, perfect for a relaxed lunch with a view.
Amenity blocks
There are three amenity blocks throughout the park, so no matter where you’ve pitched your tent or parked the van, there’s one nearby. Each one is kept clean and well-stocked, with hot showers ready to go after a day on the dam.
Park laundry
With four washing machines, tumble dryers, and outdoor drying lines, the laundry makes it easy to freshen up your clothes after a few days in the bush or by the water.
Kiosk
Need an ice cream to cool down or just want a snack after a walk? Swing by the kiosk, where you’ll find cold drinks, snacks, and classic Aussie treats to keep you going between meals.
Dump points
Travelling with a van? The park has a centrally located dump point, making it easy to take care of business and keep things tidy.
Things to see and do around the park
There’s plenty to explore without even leaving the park. Spend the day fishing, boating, or heading off along one of the walking trails that wind through the bush. Keep an eye out for local wildlife or try your luck fossicking for a hidden gem or two.
Ready to book your stay?
With wide-open space, peaceful surrounds and all the facilities you need for an easy-going stay, Reflections Cudgegong River is ready when you are. Book your stay today and settle in for a relaxed, riverside break.
FAQs about Cudgegong River
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What time is check in/check out at the park?
Check in at the park is from 11am.
If you plan to arrive after office hours (9am – 5pm) please let us know so that we can have all relevant documents waiting for your arrival.
Checkout is 10am.
What should I bring for my stay?
Preparing for a holiday can be a massive journey in itself, at Reflections Holidays our aim is to ensure guests are as well-equipped as possible before hitting the open road.
For guests camping in your tent or setting up shop in your caravan , Cudgegong River has BBQ's, a kiosk, laundry, boat ramp and kids playground. We also recommend packing a torch and spare batteries, your trusty First Aid Kit, plenty of Insect Repellant, Sun Screen and Hats to keep you sun safe and rubbish bags to keep the park tidy for the next guests on your site.
Oh, and don’t forget the tent pegs too!!
Please note phone reception is very poor - all the better to switch off from the outside world completely!
Is Cudgegong Caravan Park dog friendly?
It sure is! Please note dogs must be kept on a leash.Up to 2 dogs can be booked online, by phone, or in park.
Please review our dog code of conduct here.
View all of our dog-friendly accommodation here
What is the booking policy at Reflections Cudgegong River Holiday Park?
For all details please refer to our booking terms and conditions HERE.
Can I bring my own BBQ or firepit to Cudgegong?
Yes, you can. You will also find BBQs and a communal firepit at the park. Collecting firewood is not permitted here so please bring your own and comply with any fire restrictions imposed by the park manager.
Can you swim in the Cudgegong River?
You sure can. There are many safe spots to swim along the river. However, it is important to be aware of your surroundings at all times, as conditions can change quickly.
What kind of fish are in the Cudgegong River?
There are many species of fish in Cudgegong River including yellow belly, European carp, eel tail catfish and Murray cod. Drop a line from the river banks, or bring your own boat if you fancy a day out on the water. There are two boat ramps to choose from, and you will find a fish cleaning area in the rotunda.
Where is Cudgegong?
Cudgegong River is in the Central West of NSW, 35 kilometres from Mudgee and 160km from Sydney.
Are generators allowed at the park?
They are allowed until 10pm.