Camping amenities in Cudgegong River
Discover Cudgegong River: A bush lover’s paradise
Welcome to your next remote camping getaway–a complete escape from it all. Reflections Cudgegong River Campground is a classic country campground located at the scenic eastern end of Burrendong Dam, just an hour’s drive from Mudgee–your perfect tranquil escape.
Blending rugged bushlands with the serenity of waterside camping, this is the prime spot to pitch up and embrace the timeless joy of being immersed in nature. It’s here you’ll find everything you need for a true-blue bush camping experience, with basic amenities that allow for a perfect disconnection from modern life and a much needed return to nature.
Accommodation options at Reflections Cudgegong River
With over 240 extra-large, unpowered sites, Cudgegong River Park provides oodles of room for various camping setups, whether you prefer a tent, caravan, camper trailer, or campervan. The flexible and spacious layout of our sites allows for groups of up to eight guests, making it an ideal spot for families and friends to campout. And the best part? Our campground is pet-friendly, so feel free to bring up to two dogs per site so no one in the family is left behind.
Unpowered campsites (up to 8 guests)
With large and versatile unpowered sites, accommodating everything from tents to caravans with no size restrictions, this is a classic bush camping experience, perfect for campers looking to stay close to nature with the added benefit of drive-through sites for convenience. Check-in at 11 am and check-out by 10 am–this policy also provides flexibility for arrivals and departures.
Park facilities and amenities
You’ll be pleased to know that while Cudgegong River Park focuses on providing an authentic Aussie bush experience, it also offers all the essential amenities.
What camping site would be complete without BBQ areas & communal fire pits where you can throw a snag on the barbie and share stories by the fire under the stars?
We also have a children’s playground so you can take a well-deserved breather while the kids keep entertained in a safe, natural environment.
Of course, our basic amenity blocks are conveniently located with hot showers and toilets, and we’ve also made sure clothes can be kept fresh with onsite laundry facilities equipped with washing machines and dryers, with tokens available at the onsite kiosk. Here, you can also buy essential snacks and supplies for your camping adventure.
Those looking to get out on the boat can rest assured, our boat ramp and dump point are conveniently located to make the most of this well-loved fishing destination (with local fish such as yellow belly, European carp, eel-tailed catfish, Murray cod, and redfin). Bait options include yabbies, worms, cheese, chicken, or corn, and there’s a fish cleaning table available at the rotunda.
The Cudgegong River experience: Bush adventure and relaxation
Take it from us, camping in Cudgegong is so much more than just a place to pitch a tent; it’s a complete bushland and river experience. Whether you’re a keen fisherman, twitcher, or family seeking a tech-free retreat, Cudgegong River camping delivers in spades. There’s plenty to do here, like launching your boat or casting a line from the banks of the river, perfect for both beginners and seasoned anglers. Or hike any number of walking trails wind through the bushland, there are endless opportunities to explore. Perhaps cycling is more your jam–feel free to bring your bikes and enjoy the peaceful trails around the campground, where you can keep an eye out for local wildlife, including kangaroos, commonly spotted in the area.
Book your Cudgegong camping adventure today
Cudgegong River camping offers a unique blend of bushland beauty and water activities, ideal for those looking to reconnect with nature and loved ones.
Perfect for families, friends, or solo campers, this campground is a hidden gem that invites you to create cherished memories in the heart of New South Wales. Book your camping spot at Reflections Cudgegong River today and start planning your next great outdoor adventure.
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Check in for all sites at Reflections Cudgegong River 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.
At Reflections Holidays, we aim to make holiday prep as smooth as possible, so you’re all set before hitting the open road. For campers pitching a tent or setting up in your caravan at Cudgegong River, you’ll find convenient amenities like BBQs, a kiosk, laundry facilities, a boat ramp, and a playground. We recommend bringing essentials like a torch and spare batteries, a first aid kit, insect repellent, sunscreen, hats for sun protection, and rubbish bags to keep your site tidy for the next guests.
Fortunately, phone reception is very poor - all the better to switch off from the outside world completely and enjoy immersing in nature.
Yep Cudgegong Holiday Park is dog-friendly all year round on all sites.
While communal BBQs and fire pits are available near the cabins and powered sites, you’re welcome to enjoy your own BBQ or campfire on-site—subject to fire safety regulations. Fires must be contained in a fire pit, raised off the ground, and always supervised. Gathering firewood within the park is not permitted by law, but firewood is available for purchase at the kiosk or outside the park. Ensure fires are fully extinguished after use. Fire bans may be issued according to NSW Rural Fire Service guidelines, based on weather and fire risk conditions as determined by the Park Manager/Fire Authority.
Cudgegong River camping is located at the eastern end of Burrendong Dam, about an hour’s drive from Mudgee, New South Wales. It’s an ideal escape for campers and nature lovers alike, offering a peaceful bush experience close to the water.
Yes, swimming in the Cudgegong River is allowed, making it a great spot to cool off on hot days. Always ensure you are aware of water safety guidelines, especially if swimming with young children or pets
The Cudgegong River originates near Rylstone, flowing through New South Wales and eventually merging into Burrendong Dam, providing an important water source for the region.