Iron Pot Creek Campground

Iron Pot Creek Campground is situated in Upper Duck Creek within the boundaries of Toonumbar National Park. The site features a range of unpowered campsites suitable for tents, camper trailers, and small caravans. Visitors have access to communal facilities including composting toilets, picnic tables, and wood-fired barbecues. The surrounding landscape consists of subtropical rainforest and tall eucalyptus trees, providing natural shade and a habitat for local wildlife such as red-necked pademelons and various bird species. The campground serves as a primary entry point for several bushwalking trails, including the Murray Scrub Lookout walk. Located a short distance from the landmark Peacock Creek, the area allows for exploration of the Gondwana Rainforests of Australia World Heritage Area. Guests must bring their own drinking water and firewood, as the site operates on a self-sufficient basis. This Upper Duck Creek location offers a quiet environment for those looking to experience the northern inland region of New South Wales without commercial distractions.