swans crossing approx 30 mins from kew nsw

[hardcore hilux Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close hardcore hilux]

hey would like to let people in nsw in particular sydney, 4-5 hrs from sydney is swans crossing camp grounds hidden in kerewong state forest nsw, approx 30-40 mins west from kew, 60-70sw from port maquarie, roads in are great for 2wds/ campers/ caravans etc, all travellers beware this is state forest so always be on the look out for forestry (trucks/ logging etc), heaps of flat land for campsites, long drop toilet, no showers- flowing creek for shower water though, heaps of wild life, and some good 4wd tracks- my trucks standard apart from tyre's etc and had no prob's. apart from pinstripping and small ding in rear drivers door, allworth in for 8 nights of piece and quiet, with maps i got from arb i was able to make my way from campsite through to waughope, had a nice counter lunch in port, made our way to THE LITTLE BREWERY COMPANY in port, what a place, then on to a winery at lake cattai- LONG POINT- try eveything, make sure you try agent orange, back at campsite- heaps of fire wood (take small chainsaw)and small drive and plenty of places for adventures, what to take- drinking water, toilet paper, some canvas to sleep under (optional), heaps of beer and dead animals, both 2 and 4 foot variety, and a 1-6 bottles of fruity leg opener for the missus, will try to post pics of campsite etc, hopefully i sold it enough for you, just take care of this place
cheers

[kav Avid PP Poster! Find all posts View Profile Close kav]

been there . but haven't camped there . its a great little campground in the middle of the forest. must go back there one day . the area up around port and wauchope has has a zillion miles of tracks from hard to forest trails ,and most of it is state forest with some sensational picnic and camp grounds

[Davros Advanced Member Find all posts View Profile Close Davros]

and a 1-6 bottles of fruity leg opener for the missus

Exactly how many would you recommend?

Sometimes 1 works for me, then at other times I don't think even 6 would do the trick. :-(

[hardcore hilux Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close hardcore hilux]

sometimes 2 is all thats require, it saves money for diesel

[Rusty62 Advanced Member Find all posts View Profile Close Rusty62]

Great place to camp, but just not on NSW school or public holidays. Unless of course you like the sound of 54 generators, loud music until 5am, motor bikes riding around and green firewood burning.
We camped for several nights a couple of years ago (midweek, no holidays) and could here the creek from 200 mtrs. If only the dim wits could find stay away this would be great all year round.

Rusty.