Woko Campground is a picturesque riverside camping & picnic area at Woko National Park, 30 km north of Gloucester, operated by NPWS.
WHERE: Woko National Park, off Curricark Rd, Woko via via Gloucester NSW
CONTACT: NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service, Barrington Tops Area Office in Church St, Gloucester. Call 02 6538 5300 or contact Gloucester Visitor Information Centre 02 6538 5252
Visit the Woko Campground website
| FEATURES: | |
| Max guests | 400 |
| Riverside camping |  |
| Picnic tables | |
| Toilets | |
| Barbecues | |
| Wilderness | |
Before Woko became a national park, the area of Woko Campground was part of an extensive cattle property, cleared for livestock. The legacy of this is plenty of space – caravan sites and tents are easily accommodated here.
Wake up to the comforting sounds of nature, with the endless gurgle of Manning River right alongside your site.
Families love this campground and it’s easy to understand why. As well as tables and free barbecues offering terrific picnicking opportunities, riverside camping means a chance to swim freely, or float along the current on a lilo. You can then stretch out on the grass to dry off in the warming sun. It’s hard to think of anything better on a summer’s afternoon, but if you’re interested in walking, bring the walking shoes – the short but enjoyable Brush Turkey track starts at the campground.
For full details of camping around Gloucester, pick up the free Barrington Tops camping brochure at Gloucester Visitor Information Centre or download the camping brochure here.
