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10 Top-Rated Campgrounds in Snowy Mountains, New South Wales
Discover the best Campgrounds in Snowy Mountains, New South Wales including Discovery Parks - Jindabyne, Carinya Alpine Village, Tumut Log Cabins, Snowy River Holiday Park, Talbingo Tourist Caravan Park, Cooma Snowy Mountains Tourist Park, Tinkersfield, Adelong Golden Gully Caravan Park, Tumbarumba Creek Caravan Park, Riverside Cabins.
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1. Discovery Parks - Jindabyne
Overall Ratings
4 based on 220 reviews
Did you know that Lake Jindabyne is half the size of Sydney Harbour? Discovery Parks - Jindabyne overlooks this gorgeous lake in the NSW Snowy Mountains, a year-round adventure destination. Thirty minutes from your caravan park and you’ve arrived in the alpine country ski slopes in winter. Summer’s the time for mountain biking, white-water rafting, horse-riding and bushwalking. Take a mountain drive to local wineries, restaurants and galleries. Explore Mount Kosciuszko National Park by foot, horseback, canoe, car, mountain or trail-bike. Marvel at the 440 million year old stalagmites and stalactites of Yarrangobilly Caves or take a dip in the thermal pool, constantly at 27 degrees.
Flooding and high lake levels causing issues
Reviewed By PJay2412If you are going to book a cabin here I suggest you request one of the new modern versions. The older ones are really terrible; so bad in fact I think the reason for maintaining them in a fit state has passed. They must be due for the tip. Clearly preoccupied with their flooding issues and super high lake levels has meant they’ve lost the lawn mower and the whipper sniper. The general grounds just look crook. I’d wait a few months and give them a chance to sort out their problems because it could be a really lovely place to stay. It’s got potential. We’ve stayed before and loved it.
2. Carinya Alpine Village
Overall Ratings
2.5 based on 19 reviews
Disgusting customer service
Reviewed By LawrenceJWongWe orginally booked this place for 3 nights in winter 2021 to go on a snow trip. Due to the Covid lockdowns we were forced to cancel but management wouldn't give us a refund of any kind, we couldn't even get credit to use and try again the following year. So after many emails and calls the best they could do is push our booking forward. We ended up going on the 1st of January. No worries we turned our snow trip to a summer hike instead, while still having to pay peak season price (about double) for the accommodation. As soon as we arrived we were welcomed by many many insects both dead and alive inside our cabin. Management later described this as having a "forest feel". I understand that we are in the forest and some of this is to be expected but shouldn't there still be some level of maintenance? We then spent a good hour cleaning the mould out of the fridge before we could unpack our groceries. Next we went to check out the bathroom facilities. The toilet wouldn't flush, shower was fine but there were opened soap bars left around from the previous guests. Again, where is the minimum level of maintenance?? To top it all off there was a leak in the roof right above where we were having dinner and when it rained it ran like a tap. We were told to evacuate the cabin after mentioning it was a safety issue since the leak was also landing onto the switch board. They moved us into more of a ski lodge which didn't have a kitchen or airconditioning and because it was summer, it was extra stuffy in there. At least it had working toilets i guess. Also even though they claim to have Wifi, it was non existent the entire time. Our complaints and concerns have been heard but have not been compensated in any shape or form. Our stay at Carinya Village was less than unpleasant to say the least.
3. Tumut Log Cabins
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 28 reviews
Comfortable, clean & affordable Cedar cabins accommodating up to four people, our cabins are a perfect base for one night or many.Set right in town, just a block from the main shopping street, our grounds behind the cabins run down to the Tumut River. With Bila Park & pastures adjoining, the grounds have a lovely out of town feel.
Anniversary getaway
Reviewed By kdubb161This was our second time here but we booked immediately afterwards for our anniversary. Cute cabins, fireplace with bbqs, wood and gas provided. Large property, adjacent to the beautiful tumut river filled with trout and beautiful parklands. Owners are friendly and more than willing to help. We will come back again for sure.
4. Snowy River Holiday Park
Overall Ratings
5 based on 122 reviews
The only Holiday Park in NSW on the Snowy River. Quiet, country hospitality, large grassy, camping sites either powered or unpowered. Camp Kitchen available in the unpowered area. Cabins are self contained with ensuite bathroom, kitchenette, all linen provided, just need to bring own personal towels. Platypus and wombats to be seen in their natural habitat. Pet friendly 365 days of the year. Pet friendly cabin available with conditions. Excellent, safe swimming, canoeing and fishing in the river.
3 day stay
Reviewed By TuccamoreGreat little park. Lloyd very friendly and helpful. Amenities a little dated but very clean. Lloyd kindly supplies pegs, clothes detergent and sunscreen - the little things that make a stay enjoyable. Great historic town and worth the walk around. Unfortunately didn’t see any platypus but the river was flowing strong. Pub across the road with great meals. Would stay again.
5. Talbingo Tourist Caravan Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 59 reviews
Thank you
Reviewed By MaddigACTLong overdue review sorry We were part of a strike team during the 2019/2020 fires The owners looked after us so well cooking us breakfast and dinner at some really odd hours. The cabins were comfortable and clean and really well setup for family groups The location is amazing with access to the lake and also short drive to the National parks These guys went above and beyond to make us feel welcome and comfortable especially after a long day in the fire ground I will definitely be bringing my family back here
6. Cooma Snowy Mountains Tourist Park
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 74 reviews
Fantastic place to stay
Reviewed By brondahlBeautiful surroundings, very friendly staff, warm cabin with very comfortable bed, including electric blanket. What else could we ask for? Interesting hydro information with great cafe nearby to visit. Invigorating walk in the snow at the Kosciuszko National Park. And very friendly staff. We enjoyed the tourist park and area so much that we stayed 2 nights, after originally deciding to only stay 1 night
7. Tinkersfield
Overall Ratings
5 based on 6 reviews
Lots of small extra touches
Reviewed By Bad_Seed4We were a large group who booked two of the multiple properties available under this site name -we had The Barn which sleeps 12-15 and the adjoining Post Office which is another 4-6. We stayed three days and spent most of the time in the larger Barn apart from sleeping. This is really beautifully set out. The attention to detail is outstanding. The toiletries are lovely and there is a huge stack of towels which is great. There are some lovely food supplies given to start you off (spices, coffee, homemade biscuits, muesli etc) although we brought tons of our own food and the kitchen is really well equipped with everything you need. Beds are very comfortable The only couple of small points I would mention are the following. All the bedrooms in The Barn are loft style without walls so sound does travel. In a house full of people it means you do hear every noise that others make. When some people go to bed at 11pm and others at 1am and then some get up at 6am, it makes a difference. One bedroom overlooks the living and kitchen area so just take note. All the toilets are within the bathrooms so with 12 of us in the big house, in the morning, with all three showers being used, it meant that 9 people didn't have access to a loo until the shower people were done. And the bathroom closest to the big room has a shower with really noisy pipes. All minor points but this is a high end property with high end prices so worth noting. Having said that, it was a really lovely stay in a beautiful and well curated and well thought out place.
8. Adelong Golden Gully Caravan Park
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
Beautiful location and great park
Reviewed By ppossimWe stayed here for 2 nights on a great site right beside the river, under the trees which were shedding their autumn leaves. Access was very easy, and toilets/showers appear to be fairly new and spotless. Short easy walk across the pedestrian bridge over the river to the main street and Services Club. Eating options in town very limited when we stayed (pub only open for meals 3 or 4 nights a week, and Club didn't offer meals ATM), but the supermarket suggested trying microwave McCains "Pub Size" meals which we did - a great find!
9. Tumbarumba Creek Caravan Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Relaxed rural setting with creek flowing through. Close to swimming pool, sportsground, showground and centre of town. Plenty of space to walk, bicycle, play games, walk dogs. Budget to deluxe cabins, powered sites, camp sites. seasonal workers are welcome. Linen hire available, linen included for deluxe cabins.
Lovely park, with great staff
Reviewed By Karen FLoved my stay at the park. Very pretty sites along the creek. Very quiet at night, and also peaceful during the day. The lovely lady at reception went above and beyond to make our stay fantastic. Would return! I recommend hiring an e-bike and doing the rail trail whilst here. Such a lovely day out.
10. Riverside Cabins
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
Love it
Reviewed By jennygR5809JZWe stayed here 10 years ago and have very fond memories. We returned January 2020 and booked a newly renovated cabin which was very stylish and comfortable. The location is perfect, very quiet with views of river and mountains.
