Namadgi National Park
Alpine wilderness, ancient Aboriginal rock art and remote bush camping
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Namadgi National Park
Namadgi National Park covers 46% of the ACT and protects alpine wilderness, granite tors, sub-alpine wetlands and significant Aboriginal cultural sites including the Yankee Hat and Tidbinbilla rock art. Remote camping in the park offers extraordinary stargazing, gold-standard trout fishing, horse riding and world-class mountain biking.
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Places to Stay in Namadgi National Park
3 campgrounds, caravan parks and accommodation across the region
Pond Creek campsite
Free tent camping at Pond Creek in Namadgi National Park, ACT. Basic facilities in natural bushland setting, managed by Parks ACT for bushwalkers.
Honeysuckle Creek Campground
Historic NASA tracking station site turned beautiful bush campground
Orroral Valley Campsite
Secluded valley camping with gold-standard stargazing and wild brumby sightings