Chaelundi Campground is a nature enthusiast's paradise, nestled amidst a remarkable setting of stringybark and gum forest alongside the serene Chaelundi Creek. Upon setting camp, adventure awaits with the nearby Escarpment walk offering mesmerizing views of the Chaelundi Falls and Lucifers Thumb lookouts. Experience a full-panoramic visual feast of the intricately woven landscapes within the park and sweeping views of Guy Fawkes River. The campground is a regular haunt for red-neck wallabies and if you are lucky, you might catch sight of threatened brush-tailed rock wallabies warming themselves on nearby cliffs. For frog enthusiasts, the endangered New England tree frog makes its home in the Chaelundi Creek. This eco-friendly campground urges visitors not to contaminate the water with detergents or personal hygiene products. The campgrounds are ideal for swimming expeditions and easy walks where spectacular sights of majestic beauty surprise at every turn. This beautiful oasis provides a unique camping experience focused on interaction and coexistence with nature.

Take Sheep Station Creek Road at Dundurrabin. Alternatively, take Marengo Road from Hernani, on the Armidale-Grafton road.