Bungarie Bay campground is a small campground in Myall Lakes National Park, Australia. It has 5 campsites. Popular activities nearby include lake swimming, kayaking and canoeing.
Getting there#
From Sydney, head north on the Pacific Motorway (M1) and exit at Bulahdelah. Take The Lakes Way south and Mungo Brush Road east, then north to Violet Hill. Alternative shorter route via Bombah Point ferry (cash only).
Address: Violet Hill Road, Violet Hill, NSW, 2423
Check the official website for detailed directions and current road conditions.
Location
Open in Google MapsThings to do near Bungarie Bay campground#
- lake swimming
- kayaking
- canoeing
- birdwatching
- bushwalking
- wildlife viewing
Camping fees#
Camping fee: Small per-person nightly rate plus $6 booking fee Vehicle entry: $8 per vehicle per day, or use an NSW Parks annual pass
Fees subject to change. Bombah Point ferry cash-only if used.
Fees are subject to change. Check the official website for the latest pricing.
Can't get a booking?#
Bungarie Bay campground can fill up during peak periods like school holidays and long weekends.
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Climate
Best time to visit Bungarie Bay campground
Temperate NSW Mid North Coast climate. Warm humid summers (25-27°C, 22°C nights), mild winters (17-19°C days, 8-11°C nights). Peak rainfall March (212 mm), driest stretch July (68 mm). Lake stays warm from November through April.
Summer
Dec–Feb
26°C high
19°C low
122mm rain
Autumn
Mar–May
23°C high
15°C low
128mm rain
Winter
Jun–Aug
18°C high
8°C low
83mm rain
Spring
Sep–Nov
23°C high
14°C low
92mm rain
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How do I book Bungarie Bay campground?
Book online through NSW National Parks at nationalparks.nsw.gov.au. With just 5 sites, book ahead for peak periods. If your dates are sold out, set up a free CampWatch alert.
How do I get to Bungarie Bay campground?
From Bulahdelah, take the Lakes Way south then Mungo Brush Road east to Violet Hill Road. Depending on route, you may need to take the Bombah Point ferry across the lake (cash only). Allow 40 minutes from Bulahdelah.
How many campsites does Bungarie Bay campground have?
Bungarie Bay campground has 5 marked unpowered sites suitable for tents, caravans, and camper trailers.
Can I swim at Bungarie Bay campground?
Yes. Boolambayte Lake is calm and sheltered from ocean swells — good for swimming in warm months. Note that fishing is not permitted in Boolambayte Lake (sanctuary zone), but nearby Myall Lake allows fishing.
Can I have a campfire at Bungarie Bay campground?
Yes, in the provided fireplaces only. Bring your own milled firewood (collecting is prohibited). Fires are banned on Total Fire Ban days.
What's the weather like at Bungarie Bay campground?
Temperate NSW Mid North Coast climate. Warm humid summers (25-27°C, 22°C nights), mild winters (17-19°C days, 8-11°C nights). Peak rainfall March (212 mm), driest stretch July (68 mm). Lake stays warm from November through April.
When is the best time to camp at Bungarie Bay campground?
The best months for camping at Bungarie Bay campground are April, July, September and October, when temperatures are comfortable and rainfall is lowest.
How much does it cost to camp at Bungarie Bay campground?
Camping at Bungarie Bay campground costs Small per-person nightly rate plus $6 booking fee. Vehicle entry is $8 per vehicle per day, or use an NSW Parks annual pass. Check the official website for the latest fees.