Free Camping In Nyngan NSW At Nyngan Rest Area

This rest area is a great place for overnight free camping in Nyngan NSW. We’ve stayed here a couple of times on our travels. Nyngan is one of those places we are always passing through at the beginning or end of a trip and this free camp in Nyngan is just perfect to break up a long trip.

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Free Camping In Nyngan NSW At Nyngan Rest Area

This free camp in Nyngan has toilets, drinking water and a dump point. It is dog friendly. It is accessible to motorbikes, RVs, camper trailers, caravans and big rigs. You can stay here for up to 24 hours. There is a dump point nearby.

Nyngan Dump Point

It’s just a short walk across across the railway line into town. We highly recommend the Nyngan RSL club if you’re looking for dinner. The T-bone steaks are huge! You must be fully self-contained.

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If you are looking for free camping in Nyngan NSW then this is the place to stop.

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Top Ten Things To Do In Nyngan

Here’s a list of the top ten things to do in Nyngan New South Wales.

1. Bogan River Walk – Go for a walk along the Bogan River. There are plenty of great views of the river and surrounding landscapes.
2. Nyngan Riverside Camping Area – Set up camp at the Nyngan Riverside Camping Area and immerse yourself in the serene ambiance of the Bogan River. Enjoy fishing, kayaking, or simply relax by the riverside with your loved ones.
3. Nyngan Museum – Check out the history of Nyngan at the Nyngan Museum. There are loads of exhibits and stories that showcase the town’s past beginning with its indigenous roots to its pioneer days.
4. Nyngan Solar Farm –  Visit the Nyngan Solar Farm, one of the largest solar plants in the Southern Hemisphere.
5. Girilambone Observatory – Goon a celestial journey at the Girilambone Observatory where you can marvel at the wonders of the night sky through powerful telescopes. Experience the magic of stargazing and gain insights into the universe.
6. Nyngan Ag Expo – If you’re visiting during August, don’t miss the Nyngan Ag Expo, a celebration of agriculture and rural life.
7. Cobb & Co. Changing Station – Step back in time at the Cobb & Co. Changing Station. The Cobb & Co changing station is a heritage listed building that once served as a vital stop for travellers and mail coaches. Have a good look around the restored station.
8. Outdoor Recreation – Get out into the great outdoors with a range of recreational activities. You’ve got bushwalking, birdwatching, and photography. Nearby national parks, nature reserves and scenic viewpoints all close to town.
9. Take Your Photo Alongside The Big Bogan – Go on, you know you want to do it! Located in the park in the middle of town is the iconic, some might even say world famous “Big Bogan”. Be a proud Aussie and unleash your inner bogan and get a happy snap with him.
10. Community Events and Festivals – Immerse yourself in Nyngan’s vibrant community spirit by attending local events, festivals, and markets throughout the year.

The Big Bogan Nyngan NSW

Getting To Nyngan

From Sydney, take the M4 motorway heading west towards the Blue Mountains. Continue onto the Great Western Highway (A32), which will take you through the Blue Mountains and towards Bathurst. In Bathurst, take the Mitchell Highway (A32) towards Orange and continue along the highway towards Dubbo. From Dubbo, continue on the Mitchell Highway (A32) towards Nyngan. The total driving distance is approximately 550 kilometers, and the journey takes around 6 to 7 hours, depending on traffic and road conditions.

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