Kui Parks is proud to welcome three new campgrounds to its growing network. It invites travellers to experience the Eurobodalla Coast in its most natural and authentic form. Mystery Bay Campground, Dalmeny Campground and Moruya North Head Campground each offer a simple, back-to-basics way to stay. They are perfectly suited to one of New South Wales’ most breathtaking coastal regions.

Located on the South Coast of NSW, the Eurobodalla region stretches across more than 110 kilometres of coastline. National parks, state forests and unspoilt beaches shape the landscape. The region is rich in Yuin Indigenous culture and layered with European heritage. It is known for its laid-back coastal towns, fresh local produce and outdoor experiences that feel genuine and unhurried.

These newly welcomed campgrounds celebrate the essence of traditional camping and caravanning. With minimal facilities, the focus is firmly on the environment around you. It’s camping the way many remember it: simple, honest and deeply connected to place.

Mystery Bay Campground

Mystery Bay Campground offers a peaceful coastal escape surrounded by bushland and ocean. The area is well known for snorkelling, kayaking and bushwalking. Clear waters and coastal trails are right on your doorstep. Despite its secluded feel and off-the-grid camping style, Mystery Bay is close to some of the region’s best food and wine experiences. This makes it an ideal balance of nature and local flavour.

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Dalmeny Campground

At Dalmeny Campground, travellers are treated to classic South Coast scenery. They also enjoy a front-row seat to seasonal whale watching. The campground is a great base for exploring nearby highlights including Gulaga National Park, Mountain Bike Narooma, Montague Island and the popular Narooma Oyster Festival. Dalmeny Campground offers powered sites, providing added flexibility for caravanners. It still maintains its relaxed, natural setting.

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Moruya North Head Campground

Moruya North Head Campground completes the trio, offering a coastal camping experience centered around water and wide-open space. Popular for fishing, swimming, snorkelling, kayaking and surfing, the campground sits close to both river and ocean. This makes it a favourite for those who like their days shaped by the tides and true off-the-grid camping.

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Together, these three campgrounds showcase what makes the Eurobodalla Coast so special. They offer untouched landscapes, easy access to the outdoors and a slower pace of travel. As part of the Kui Parks network, they provide travellers a chance to experience the region in an authentic, affordable way. This is true to the spirit of camping.