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Tooloom Falls Campground

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Tooloom Falls Campground provides basic bush camping facilities adjacent to a scenic waterfall and swimming hole within the northern New South Wales hinterland region.

About Tooloom Falls Campground

Tooloom Falls Campground offers a primitive camping experience situated in Brumby Plains. This rest area features unpowered sites suitable for tents, camper trailers, and caravans on a first-come, first-served basis. Facilities are limited to basic composting toilets and fire pits, requiring visitors to be entirely self-sufficient with their own water and power supplies. The site sits on the edge of a significant waterfall that drops into a large swimming hole, surrounded by native eucalypt forest. The location serves as a gateway for exploring the natural landscapes of the Tenterfield Shire, situated a short drive from the village of Urbenville. Visitors can access walking tracks that lead to various vantage points overlooking the falls or observe local wildlife including wallabies and diverse bird species. Access is via unsealed roads, making it a suitable stop for travellers traversing the inland routes between the coast and the northern tablelands.

What they're known for

  • Direct access to Tooloom Falls waterfall
  • Spacious unpowered sites for varied setups
  • Quiet natural environment with abundant birdlife

Best for

  • Self-sufficient campers seeking remote locations
  • Nature photographers and bird watching enthusiasts
  • Families looking for natural swimming holes

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What is Tooloom Falls Campground best for?

Self-sufficient campers seeking remote locations, Nature photographers and bird watching enthusiasts, Families looking for natural swimming holes

Where is Tooloom Falls Campground?

Tooloom Falls Campground is located in Brumby Plains, NSW 2476.

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