Campground · New South Wales, Australia
Crowdy Gap campground
Crowdy Bay National Park
Crowdy Gap campground has 10 sites behind sand dunes on the edge of Crowdy Bay in Crowdy Bay National Park, with banksias and pink-barked angophoras around the sites. The beach is a short walk away. You get toilets, an outside shower and barbecue facilities. Campfires are not permitted on the ground.
Crowdy Gap campground is a campground in Crowdy Bay National Park, New South Wales, Australia, with 10 sites. You book it ahead through NSW National Parks bookings.
How booking Crowdy Gap campground works
NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service takes the bookings for this campground. Booking system: NSW National Parks bookings. NSW National Parks lists 10 sites.
At a glance
- Type
- Campground
- Sites
- 10 sites
- Season
- “Crowdy Bay National Park is always open but may have to close at times due to poor weather or fire danger.”
- Site types
- Tent sites, camper trailer site, Caravan sites, camping beside my vehicle
- Facilities
- Toilets, Outside shower, Barbecue facilities
- Rules and limits
- Not available: campfires not permitted on the ground
- Booked through
- NSW National Parks bookings
- Location
- -31.83353, 152.72985
In an emergency, call 000. From a mobile phone, 112 also reaches Triple Zero.
This page has no PermitSnag alert for Crowdy Gap campground yet. Book it with NSW National Parks.
Nearby places to stay
Straight-line distance between the agency’s map points.
Crowdy Gap campground: questions
Do I need to book Crowdy Gap campground ahead?
Yes. Crowdy Gap campground is booked online through NSW National Parks bookings, run by NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service.
How many sites does Crowdy Gap campground have?
NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service lists 10 sites at Crowdy Gap campground.
When is Crowdy Gap campground open?
NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service says: "Crowdy Bay National Park is always open but may have to close at times due to poor weather or fire danger."
What is the emergency number at Crowdy Bay National Park?
In Australia, call 000 for police, fire or ambulance, and for search and rescue.