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The Diggings campground

Turon National Park

The Diggings campground is a great spot to explore all that Turon National Park has to offer – bushwalking and camping, mountain biking, trout fishing, canoeing and 4WD touring.

Campsites

20 sites

Site types

tent, caravan, camper trailer

Facilities

toiletsunpowered sitesunmarked sitesbarbecue facilities

Best for

familiesfishinghikingwildlife
Can book out during school holidays and long weekends. A CampWatch alert gives you a second chance.

The Diggings campground is a mid-sized campground in Turon National Park, Australia. It has 20 campsites with toilets, unpowered sites and barbecue facilities.

Getting there#

Address: Turon River Road, Capertee, NSW, 2846

Check the official website for detailed directions and current road conditions.

Facilities#

The Diggings campground offers the following facilities:

  • toilets
  • unpowered sites
  • unmarked sites
  • barbecue facilities

Check the official page for the full list and current facility status.

Can't get a booking?#

The Diggings campground can fill up during peak periods like school holidays and long weekends.

Set up a free CampWatch alert and we'll text you the moment a spot opens up. No app, no account - just your phone number.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How many campsites does The Diggings campground have?

The Diggings campground has 20 campsites. Check the NSW National Parks website for current availability.

How do I book The Diggings campground?

Book online through the NSW National Parks website. If your dates are sold out, set up a free CampWatch alert to get notified when a cancellation opens up.

Which national park is The Diggings campground in?

The Diggings campground is in Turon National Park. A park entry fee may apply.

Can I bring my dog to The Diggings campground?

No, pets are not permitted at The Diggings campground. This is to protect native wildlife and other campers. If you're looking for dog-friendly camping, check out our other campground pages.