Seatons Campground - Weddin Mountains National Park NSW

Seatons Campground is located off Nowlands Road in the Weddin Mountains National Park. Weddin Mountains National Park is located approximately 384km west of Sydney. Access Holy Camp is 19 km south-west of Grenfell. Seatons Farm is 32 km west of Grenfell, with clear signs off the Mid Western Highway.

Take in the panoramic views from EualdrieTrig at Holy Camp. Take a short walk up to Ben Halls Cave or visit historic Seatons Farm. Picnic, camping facilities and toilets are provided at Holy Camp and at Ben Halls camping/picnic area.

This campground has large, level, grassed campsites just beside the historic Seaton's Farm. Ben Halls Cave, the famous bushranger's hide-out, is a half-hour walk away. You'll need to bring drinking water, and there are no powered sites.

Getting there: Travel to this campground via Back Piney Range Road and Weddin View Road.

Facilities: picnic tables, wood barbecues (bring your own firewood), gas/electric barbecues, non-flush toilets The campsite is accessible by all weather unsealed roads suitable for 2wd vehicles. The campsite is on the western edge of the park. Drive to the campsite along Back Piney Range Road via Weddin View Road. You can park a caravan, trailer, or a tent in this campground. The large campsite is next to the historic Seaton's Farm. You can walk to the famous Ben Halls Cave. You are not able to book these campsites - first come basis/

Recent photos and reviews on this page were kindly supplied by our roving reporter Ross Bartlett in July 2015.

REGION: > NSW > Regional NSW > Central Tablelands > Weddin Mountains National Park

Contact and Location

Seatons Campground
Track E off Nowlands Rd
Weddin Mountains National Park NSW 2810
P: 02 68514429
GPS:-33.90694,147.95111
GPS:S33 54 24,E147 57 03
GPS:S33 54.4164,E147 57.0666

Ross Bartlett of Moruya NSW Sun August 23, 2015 at 3:09 PM

Very cramped camp area,most sites are small if you have a van if not I assume you can erect a tent on the other side of the wooden posts,the facilities are very good and there's plenty to see and do.If you have a large rig there are some sites just outside the entrance gate where you can set up.Not a bad camp overall.

Photos contributed by our users

Seatons Campground - Weddin Mountains National Park: Campsites are smallish and some have rocky ground,you can erect a tent outside the post barriers.Post barriers surround all sites except a few at the entrance where you can park with large rigs.

Seatons Campground - Weddin Mountains National Park: There are a few walks in the area to secluded spots up cool gorges.

Seatons Campground - Weddin Mountains National Park: Ben Halls Cave

Seatons Campground - Weddin Mountains National Park: Seatons farmhouse,they did it hard but were probably very happy.

Seatons Campground - Weddin Mountains National Park: Ridges surround the campsite with walking tracks to some of varying distances and grades of difficulty

Features

Pets OK

BBQ

Bins

Camper Trailers

Fire Place

Large Sites

Picnic

Picnic Tables

Tent Sites

Toilet

Tourist Sites

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