Point Plomer campground is a large campground in Limeburners Creek National Park, Australia. It has 84 campsites.
Getting there#
Address: Point Plomer Road, Limeburners Creek, NSW, 2444
Check the official website for detailed directions and current road conditions.
Location
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Point Plomer campground is one of the most popular campgrounds in the area and books out fast - especially during school holidays, long weekends, and summer.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How do I book Point Plomer campground?
Book online through the NSW National Parks website. Point Plomer is rated as hard to book, especially during school holidays and summer. You must check in at the onsite office when you arrive. If your dates are sold out, set up a free CampWatch alert to get notified when a cancellation opens up.
Are there dingoes at Point Plomer campground?
Yes. Dingoes roam through the campground and along the beaches. Supervise children at all times, including trips to the amenities block. Secure all food and rubbish in sealed containers, and never approach or feed dingoes.
Can I take a caravan to Point Plomer campground?
Yes, if you access the campground from the north via Crescent Head. The road from the south is 4WD only and not suitable for towing caravans. The final 5 km of the northern approach is gravel, but generally in good condition for 2WD vehicles and vans.
What is there to do at Point Plomer?
Point Plomer offers world-class surfing, sheltered swimming at Barries Bay, shore and rock fishing, whale watching (May to October), birdwatching for ospreys and sea eagles, coastal headland walks, and the Big Hill Rainforest walking track nearby. It's also a popular spot for ocean kayaking.
Can I bring my dog to Point Plomer campground?
No, pets are not permitted at Point Plomer campground. This is to protect native wildlife and other campers. If you're looking for dog-friendly camping, check out our other campground pages.