Native Dog Campground - Cathedral Rock National Park

Native Dog campground is spread far and wide, and ideal for relaxing. It’s mere minutes from the Cathedral Rock National Park’s northern entrance, so shortly after arriving at the park you’ll soon be lazing in the picnic area with a cup of tea in hand. Kids and adults alike will enjoy clambering on boulders and playing on the grass; there are plenty of boulders and lush grass to run and play on. If you feel like heading out on a walk, Warrigal track is an easy 1km circuit and Native Dog Creek is ideal for paddling. For a longer hike, carry on to Woolpack Rocks and, beyond that, Cathedral Rock. Kangaroos and wallabies feed on open grassland and are often found posing for photographs among the boulders and tents. Birdwatchers will be thrilled; over 90 species of birds live in Cathedral Rock. Not to be outdone in the beauty stakes, myrtle tea trees, lemon bottlebrush and the pretty purple flowered coast mint bush all thrive here.

Getting There and Parking

Native Dog campground is in the north section of Cathedral Rock National Park. To get there:

• Take Guyra Road north for 10km from the Waterfall Way intersection (3km west of Ebor).
• From Guyra Road, turn left and follow a short gravel road into Native Dog campground.

Camping Type

• Tent
• Camper trailer site
• Camping beside vehicle

Facilities

• Picnic tables
• BBQ facilities
• Carpark
• Toilets

What to Bring

Cooking and drinking water

Bookings

Bookings are required. Book online at https://nsw.rezexpert.com/book?business_code=500647&utids=3707&_ga=2.252985033.1553380479.1621207125-2051782135.1568159389 or call the National Parks Contact Centre on 1300 072 757. Rates and availability are displayed when making an online booking. A minimum daily rate applies which includes the first 2 occupants.

Please note

There are no marked sites here and the campground is not suitable for groups. 

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