North Head Primitive Campground - Moruya Heads NSW

The campsite is bordered by the Moruya river - ocean/beach - and airport this campsite is still being visited by second and third generations Unfortunately gets way too overcrowded in peak times
Site fees for up to 2 adults Peak Season October Longweekend, Christmas Holidays, Easter Site fee per night $21.80 Extra person 5 - 16 years $ 2.60 Extra person over 16 years $ 7.20 Off Peak Season Site fee per night $13.50 Site fee per week $81.20 Extra person 5 - 16 years $ 1.00 Extra person over 16 years $ 3.10 Pensioner Off Peak Season Site fee per night $ 8.30 Site fee per week $50.00.

Photos on this page were kindly supplied by our roving reporter Ross Bartlett in December 2012.

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Contact and Location

North Head Primitive Campground
North Head Dr - S
Moruya Heads NSW 2537
P: 0428 633447
GPS:-35.90333,150.14722
GPS:S35 54 11,E150 08 49
GPS:S35 54.1998,E150 08.8332

Ross Bartlett of Moruya NSW Fri November 30, 2012 at 10:26 AM

Good campground,close to airport but not very busy,lot's to do, excellant fishing and surfing in the river and on the beach,boat ramp nearby.Good toilet facilities but no showers.Plenty of shady trees and most sites are reasonably level,Mouya township only a couple of klms away. A new dump site is situated in Shore st Moruya across the road from the tennis club,Tuesday morning social tennis starts at 9.00 am come and join us for a bit of fun.

Photos contributed by our users

North Head Primitive Campground - Moruya Heads: sites near the road and old toilet block

North Head Primitive Campground - Moruya Heads: looking towards the airport

North Head Primitive Campground - Moruya Heads: plenty of shady trees that a not too big

North Head Primitive Campground - Moruya Heads: the more level sites

North Head Primitive Campground - Moruya Heads: Moruya river taken just across the road from the camp.

North Head Primitive Campground - Moruya Heads: Moruya breakwall at the rivermouth,can be fished from both sides,also a nice hollow rihgt hand wave breaks here best in a southeast swell and southwest wind on mid tide,gets crowded when it,s on, experianced surfers only.

North Head Primitive Campground - Moruya Heads: Breakwall again,on the other side of it there is a kiddies beach and picnic and BBQ area,a nice wave breaks into the rivermouth,long left and a shorter right on a low tide,this area can be reached by either driving through Moruya and turn left on south head rd or for the adventuous surfer jump off the end of the breakwall,gtting back on to the breakwall is a lot trickier especially if the tide is coming in fast through the rivermouth

North Head Primitive Campground - Moruya Heads: Nice beach if you walked it's length you would end up at Broulee another gem of the far south coast.this beach is right next to the camp as is the breakwall

North Head Primitive Campground - Moruya Heads: View of the campsite from the ocean side

North Head Primitive Campground - Moruya Heads: Toilet block and potable water tank in the background

North Head Primitive Campground - Moruya Heads: Boat ramp about 300 meters from camp,tinnies only I think might be a bit shallow for anything larger,not sure.

Features

Pets OK

BBQ

Camper Trailers

Picnic

Shade

Tent Sites

Toilet

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