



Photo credits
- Photo 1: Rob Cleary/DPIE
- Photo 2: Rob Cleary/DPIE
- Photo 3: Rob Cleary/DPIE
- Photo 4: Rob Cleary/DPIE
Gunneemooroo Campground
Warrumbungle National Park, New South Wales, Australia
About this place
A secluded 4WD bush camp beneath Mount Naman in the Warrumbungles.
- Camping setup
- Tents, camper trailers
Gunneemooroo is a quiet southern-park base for walking and biking away from the busier hubs. Let the mountain scenery set the pace, then return to a simple camp under the stars.
Set beneath Mount Naman in the park's southern section, Gunneemooroo feels removed from the main visitor hubs. A nearby creek offers a short wander before an evening under the Warrumbungle sky.
What this place offers
- Non-flush toilets
- Unpowered sites
- Unmarked sites
Getting there
Gunneemooroo campground is in the Gunneemooroo precinct of Warrumbungle National Park. The campground is only accessible by 4WD vehicles. To get there from within Warrumbungle National Park (eastern approach via Coonabarabran): Travel on John Renshaw Parkway over the western boundary, taking the turn towards Tooraweenah. Turn left onto the unsealed Mount Terrace Road which takes you into Gunneemooroo campground. To get there from Tooraweenah: Travel west along John Renshaw Parkway for 14km. Turn right onto the unsealed Mount Terrace Road which takes you into Gunneemooroo campground. To get there from Coonamble: Travel east on the Coonamble Tooraweenah Road for 59km until you reach the Cummin Crossroad. Turn right, towards Tooraweenah, and travel for 16km. Turn left onto the unsealed Mount Terrace Road which takes you into Gunneemooroo campground. Road access: Unsealed roads; Most roads require 4WD vehicle; Dry weather only.
Things to know
- Check booking requirements and current NPWS park alerts before travelling.
- Bring drinking and cooking water.
- Treat or boil untreated water before drinking.
- Bring your own firewood if using permitted wood fires; check fire bans.
- Pets are not permitted; certified assistance animals are excepted.
Where you'll be
Warrumbungle National Park, New South Wales, Australia
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