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This is a campground in a National Park so you get some idea of what to expect. It costs you $7 to enter the overall park itself, then it costs you $8 per person ($5 for children) at a powered site, $5 at a non-powered site.
You'll be set among wildlife and, if you're an international tourist, you won't come across a better place to see kangaroos. Well, specifically, wallabies. They'll be foraging the grass around Camp Blackman and, elsewhere within the park, they're almost in plague proportions.
You'll also most likely come across some emus and lots of other birds, particularly currawongs, crows and magpies.
The sites are flat and power is available at some but there's no set places, you simply pull up near a power point.
The all new sealed section, just before Wambelong Creek, is more organized.
There's also good toilets and showers and a place to wash your dinner plates. Leave a Comment Theme: CampgroundPrice: less than US$20 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averagePhone: 02 6825 4364Directions: Behind the Visitor Centre in the Warrumbungle
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We had a really bad experience at this place, and were shocked by the hostile behavior of the host. They went out of their way to misbehave with me and my family, and as a parent I would advise other parents against staying here, as you would not want your kids to be exposed to such people.
I have traveled extensively across Australia, and always come back home, refreshed and full of good memories, however, on this occasion, our holiday was completely ruined by these people, and we came back disappointed, even though Coonabarabran is a wonderful place to visit. Theme: MotelAddress: Coonabarabran
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on September 24, 2004
on January 29, 2008
