Broughton Island campground

Caravan, Camping and Holiday Parks

Camping on Broughton Island is truly special and with only 5 campsites available, it offers a genuine getaway experience.

Located in Myall Lakes National Park, you’ll be camping amongst an active seabird colony- it’s a key breeding site for wedge-tailed shearwaters, sometimes known as muttonbirds.

At just over 1 square kilometre in size, the island is small but there are plenty of opportunities for water activities like swimming, fishing, boating, snorkelling and scuba diving.

Access to the campground is by boat, and you’ll need to arrive on the south-eastern side of the island, at the sandy beaches of Esmeralda Cove.

The campground is fairly basic, so you’ll need to bring all your equipment and supplies with you, including water. You must book and pre-pay for a campsite prior to arriving at the island.

Facilities

Non Smoking

Activities

Birdwatching Canoeing/Kayaking Fishing Snorkelling Swimming

Services

Accessible only by boat, Broughton Island campground is the only place in NSW where you can camp among an active seabird colony. The island is part of Myall Lakes National Park.

Rates

Rates and availability are displayed when making an online booking

A minimum daily rate applies, which includes the first 2 occupants.

Maximum 14 night stays

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