Reflections Wee Jasper
Nugunnawal Country
About Wee Jasper Campground
Picture a peacefully burbling river, winding through rolling green hills peppered with sheep, goats and native wildflowers. That’ll give you an idea of how naturally beautiful and untouched the Reflections Wee Jasper campground is. Wee Jasper Holiday Park is what lovers of true bush camping dream about – a blissful escape into nature with outdoor adventures galore.
There's world-class hiking, an abundance of walking trails, waterfalls, swimming holes, and plenty of places to go fishing across four interconnected reserves, each with their own character and unique offerings.
Prime Location
As any regular camper knows, location is key to an amazing experience. Wee Jasper Caravan Park is blessed with an incredible setting at Trailhead – on native bushland at the start of Hume and Hovell Walking Track, which is renowned for great bushwalking, awesome birdwatching and many hiking options.
The facilities in the campgrounds are for outdoor adventurers who want a true-blue authentic camping experience, where the real frills are supplied by Mother Nature.
Get the BBQ cranking for breakfast, lunch and dinner, while the kids get off their gadgets and explore the surrounding bushland with their furry friend in tow.
Roast marshmallows over a firepit (always check fire restrictions) and do some stargazing while planning the next day's adventures.
Diverse Accommodation Options at Wee Jasper Holiday Park
Your Wee Jasper campsite will be in one of four, unpowered and unmarked, separate reserves that are all dog-friendly. Plus, some are equipped with warm showers and flushing toilets. Now that's what you call barefoot bush luxury! All of the unpowered sites are ideal for campers, caravans and tents, and as the sites are unmarked, they're perfect for extra-large vans.
All reserves are within a five-minute drive from one other, and three of them are on the river, with Fitzpatrick Reserve at the Trailhead (of the same name) of the famous Hume and Hovell track.
Billy Grace Reserve, Wee Jasper
Billy Grace Reserve is right on the Goodradigbee River where it meets Wee Jasper Creek, and as the largest reserve and main hub of Reflections Wee Jasper, it has the reception and kiosk, hot showers and flushing toilets.
It's also home to a children's playground, BBQ area, picnic tables, and the dump point and rubbish compound, making it an ideal camping spot for first-time campers and families with kids.
Micalong Creek, Wee Jasper
Over at Micalong Creek Reserve on the banks of Micalong Creek, there are plenty of walking trails, and large flat sites with trees offering lots of shade.
Micalong is the most popular spot for campers, as it's home to the refreshing Micalong Swimming Hole, and in Autumn the falling leaves make it an Instragrammers' dream.
Swinging Bridge Reserve
Three kilometres from Billy Grace Reserve is Swinging Bridge Reserve – the smallest of the reserves on the banks of the stunning Goodradigbee River.
There are flushing toilets but no showers, making for a more traditional camping spot that is known for its great fishing. You could catch a trout, redfin or carp here!
Swinging Bridge Reserve has lovely flat campsites that are perfect for camping, caravans, and motorhomes of all sizes.
Fitzpatrick Trackhead Reserve
Finally, there's Fitzpatrick Trackhead Reserve, which has easy access to bushwalking trails and the Hume & Hovell Walking Track. It also has access to Wild Caves, which is one for the bucket list, if you're an experienced caver. It has no riverside access, however it's a short walk to Billy Grace Reserve, which has access to the water, and it’s a hotspot for birdwatching.
This popular reserve also has hot showers, flushing toilets, undercover picnic tables and public barbeques, and it is the only reserve at Wee Jasper caravan park with a disabled access bathroom.
Activities and attractions around Reflections Wee Jasper Campground
If you're an avid explorer who loves getting below the Earth's surface, book a tour of Carey’s Caves, which is only a few kilometres up the road from your Wee Jasper accommodation.
There are display tables inside the caves where visitors can handle samples of different types of crystal formations and engage in activities such as learning how to grow stalactites and stalagmites. The kids will love it!
Of course, the adventurer's dream trail in the Hume & Hovell Trail, is right on your doorstep - with over 426 kilometres of trail to explore.
For those after a good coffee, a cocktail, or a gin and vodka tasting, head over to Wee Jasper Distillery which is just over the bridge in Wee Jasper Village.
For art and music lovers, the Dragon Dreaming Festival will run from October 3 until October 6 2025. It is an eclectic, alternative festival focussed on performance, art installation and lifestyle workshops. It's a lot of fun for the whole family.
Explore the surrounding area near Wee Jasper
A 25-minute drive along Caves Road will have you at gorgeous Lake Burrinjuck, also known as Burrinjuck Dam.
For anyone who loves fishing, boating and water sports such as kayaking, jet-skiing, and windsurfing, this place is heaven, and Reflections Burrinjuck Waters sits right on its shores.
An hour-long scenic drive will have you in Tumut, in the foothills of the Snowy Mountains. It's known for outdoor adventures as well, with fly-fishing and mountain biking being popular activities.
Book your stay now
Wee Jasper accommodation is for outdoor adventurers who love unpowered sites surrounded by nature. The campgrounds are spread across four beautiful reserves, all with their own unique offerings.
Book your stay now and get back to nature at Reflections Wee Jasper, where four unique reserves offer endless outdoor adventures. Take your camera, as this place is worthy of a postcard, no matter what time of year.
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Wee Jasper Campground reviews
4.6/593 reviews
Great escape for the weekend. Fantastic camp grounds if you have a young family. Plenty of amenities and awesome location on the river.
Stunning camping and surrounding
Fantastic stay. Reasonably priced with large open sites. Great facilities and well maintained. Staff were lovely. Lots of walks around by the river
Such mixed feelings about Wee Jasper! Been on the bucket list for years. Pros and Cons > PROS: - The most beautiful location we've ever camped at! - Very reasonably priced and facilities maintained well, considering park was quite busy....
We had incredible time here, thank you team rangers and reception for looking after this wonderful grounds Feels like a lot further away, very recharging
Great place to camp. We camped at Swinging Bridge Reserve which has no showers but toilets. Beautiful creek and nice grassy areas to park. Some better signage foe the Swinging Bridge Reserve would be helpful as there seems to be more spots further along the banks than just where the visible sign is....
Great camping. Has hot showers with flushing toilets. Dog friendly, but dogs must remain on lead. Was more crowded than I would've liked, with moderately noisy groups.
nice place
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Frequently asked questions
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Can I bring more than 1 car to Wee Jasper?
Booking reservations are now limited to “1 Vehicle (towing or not) per booking” plus the number of adults and children. This is to ensure everyone has plenty of room to enjoy the reserves this summer.
Can I bring more than one vehicle?
Booking reservations are now limited to “1 Vehicle (towing or not) per booking” plus the number of adults and children. This is to ensure everyone has plenty of room to enjoy the Reserves this summer.
What time is check in/check out at the park?
Check-in is from 11am, and checkout is 10am. Check-in and check-out is done at the office in Billy Grace Reserve.
Please call in at Billy Grace Reserve office before heading to your nominated reserve,
What should I bring for my stay?
Preparing for a holiday can be a massive journey in itself, at Reflections Holiday Parks our aim is to ensure guests are as well equipped as possible before hitting the open road.
There are no services at Wee Jasper NSW, other than the small park kiosk. The closest services for fuel and supplies (groceries) is Yass 1hrs drive from Wee Jasper
We strongly recommend that you pack all essential items before entering the valley of Wee Jasper. This also means that there is no liquor license holder in Wee Jasper.
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!!
Is your reserve dog friendly?
Wee Jasper is dog-friendly all year round on all sites. 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
Please note it is your responsibility to control your dog, making sure that it is kept on a lead at all times, cleaned up after, and that your dog is not causing an impact on other campers within the reserves, wildlife or additional pets on the reserves.
At no time is your dog permitted on the properties neighbouring the reserves. These neighbouring properties may use 1080 fox bait to control pests at particular times of the year.
What is your booking policy?
For all details please refer to our booking terms and conditions HERE.
Arriving after hours?
No problem, outside the Reserve office you will find a late arrivals box , there you will find your arrival pack with your name on it.
What are the road conditions like to Wee Jasper?
The roads from Yass and Canberra are suitable for all vehicles. If you are travelling from Tumut please check road conditions and be mindful that from Tumut roads are about 65% unsealed and can be narrow – they are also frequented by large trucks associated with numerous hardwood & pine plantations in the surrounding area.
The Tumut road is not recommended for caravans, long vehicles or low vehicles. If you have any concerns about this road please contact the Yass or Tumut Information Centres.
What are the fire rules at Wee Jasper?
No fires are allowed between 1 October and 1 April. Between 1 April and 30 September, fires are only allowed in raised firepits. Please do not remove rocks from the river or streams to contain fires.
Billy Grace Reserve is also a Yass Valley LGA Neighbourhood Safer Place for the RFS
Do you sell fuel?
There is no fuel in Wee Jasper NSW. The closest petrol station is located in Yass NSW. Please make sure that your vehicle is full before entering the valley of Wee Jasper.
Can I get phone reception at Wee Jasper
As of 2018, Wee Jasper - Billy Grace Reserve now has phone Telstra reception. This is a Telstra tower and your phone may receive reception at all of the reserves. Please remember that conditions of service can change and you may get enough reception to send a text or answer a call, but the internet and 4G may be effected.
Phone reception can be made with only Telstra at our Billy Grace Reserve, all our other reserves do not have reception.
Where are the nearest shops, cafes and restaurants?
There are no services at Wee Jasper NSW other than the kiosk at Billy Grace Reserve. The Wee Jasper Shop stocks an array of non-perishables we also refill LPG bottles and sell Ice and Peters ice creams.
The closest services and shopping centre in Yass NSW. We strongly recommend that you pack all essential items before entering the valley of Wee Jasper.
The Wee Jasper Stables historic pub burnt down in 2018 when it was being renovated. It is being rebuilt and will re-open in 2025.
How do I get to Wee Jasper?
Wee Jasper is about an hour from Yass, Tumut and Canberra, and is easily accessed from the Hume Highway, outer Canberra and the Snowy Mountains Highway.
From Yass
This is a sealed road. If travelling via the Hume Highway, you can get to Wee Jasper from Yass – turn off into Yass town and follow the signs along Wee Jasper Road.
All Reserves (except Carey’s) are south of Wee Jasper village, so turn left at the ‘T’ intersection in the village until you get to the next ‘T’ intersection (Nottingham/Tumut Road) – then follow the signs to the various Reserves.
To get to Carey’s Reserve take a right turn at the ‘T’ intersection in the village and follow the road for about 3 kms – the reserve is on your right. NOTE; Camping is now prohibited and the reserve, and is for day use and launching of vessels only.
The road from Yass takes in the Tourist Drive 7 making your travels more informative and enjoyable. Information below.
ACT to Wee Jasper
All Reserves (except Carey’s) are south of Wee Jasper village, so turn left at the ‘T’ intersection in the village until you get to the next ‘T’ intersection (Nottingham/Tumut Road) – then follow the signs to the various Reserves.
To get to Carey’s Reserve take a right turn at the ‘T’ intersection in the village and follow the road for about 3 kms – the reserve is on your right.
For the adventurous you can also get to Wee Jasper via Brindabella Road, it is mostly only suitable for 4×4 vehicles or off-road motorcyles.
From Tumut
All Reserves (except Carey’s) are south of Wee Jasper village, so turn left at the ‘T’ intersection in the village until you get to the next ‘T’ intersection (Nottingham/Tumut Road) – then follow the signs to the various Reserves.
To get to Carey’s Reserve take a right turn at the ‘T’ intersection in the village and follow the road for about 3 kms – the reserve is on your right.
What are the conditions of use at Wee Jasper
Read more about Wee Jasper conditions of use
How can I find out about cave tours nearby?
For all cave tours and groups information, please visit Careys Caves
Where can I find a map of the Reflections Wee Jasper campground?
You can find a Wee Jasper park map here.