Bombala Caravan Park NSW

Bombala Caravan Park is right on the banks of the Bombala River and is just a 2 minute walk to the main street.  Platypus are often seen in the River below the Park and there is a great little walking track along the River bank.  The facilities are well maintained and the park is nice and shady.  There is a community garden across the road and Park patrons can go over and help themselves to produce when it is available.

Activities at Bombala Caravan Park NSW

Bombala is known as Platypus Country due to the high density of platypus in its rivers and streams.  A Platypus Reserve is located 4.5kms out of town with a viewing platform out over the river.  Visitors staying at Bombala Caravan Park often report that they have seen a platypus in the river below the Park. Bombala is surrounded by the South East National Parks so there are plenty of opportunities for visitors to enjoy the beauty of tall, mature, eucalypts forests.
Bombala is home to Australia's oldest lavender association Monaro Country Lavender Co-Op Ltd.  They have gardens, an education and distillation facility and a retail outlet on the Railway Land which is just a two minute stroll from Bombala Caravan Park.

Bombala Caravan Park NSW accommodation type

The Bombala Caravan Park has both powered and unpowered sites available.  In addition there are two on site vans. 
The undercover camp kitchen is spacious and has fridge and cooking facilities. Clothes line is provided. 

How to get to Bombala Caravan Park NSW

Bombala is half way between Melbourne and Sydney, an hour an half from the coast (Pambula), an hour from Cooma (NSW) or CAnn River (Vic)  and an hour an half to Jindabyne at the foot of the Snowy Mountains.

Best time to visit Bombala Caravan Park NSW

Spring/Summer or Autumn

Bombala Caravan park facilities NSW

The well appointed amenities block includes washing machines and facilities for disabled patrons. Iron can be hired.

Other considerations when visiting Bombala Caravan Park NSW

Make sure you pack warm clothes as the weather can change fairly quickly, bring a pair of binoculars to assist with platypus spotting.

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