Photo credits
- Photo 1: Robert Ashdown
- Photo 2: Robert Ashdown
- Photo 3: Robert Ashdown
Iron Pot Creek Campground
Toonumbar National Park, New South Wales, Australia
About this place
Basalt-creek camping beneath flooded gums and rainforest trees.
- Campsites
- 10
- Camping setup
- Tents
Iron Pot Creek campground lies beside clear water running over basalt rock in Toonumbar National Park. Tall flooded gums, shade and spacious sites give the camp a peaceful forest character.
Swim when creek conditions allow, look for wildlife or explore the nearby World Heritage rainforest. Check NPWS for current facilities, access and water safety advice.
What this place offers
- Non-flush toilets
- Unpowered sites
- Marked sites
- Wood barbecues (bring your own firewood)
- Picnic tables
Getting there
Iron Pot campground is in Toonumbar National Park, near Kyogle. Both access roads are suitable in dry weather only. Vehicles towing caravans, camper trailers or trailers, and larger vehicles should use Murray Scrub Road, as access via Coxs Road is not suitable. Road quality: Check the weather before you set out as the road to this campground can become boggy when it rains. Unsealed roads Vehicle access: 2WD vehicles Weather restrictions: Dry weather only Parking: Parking is available at Iron Pot Creek campground in hard-packed ground carparks and next to individual campsites.
Things to know
- Check booking requirements and current NPWS park alerts before travelling.
- Bring drinking and cooking water.
- Pets are not permitted; certified assistance animals are excepted.
Where you'll be
Toonumbar National Park, New South Wales, Australia
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