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This is the perfect break from city life. The Park offers the chance to unwind, take a breath of fresh air, reconnect with nature, enjoy the sights and sounds of the abundant wildlife and babbling creek, all whilst enjoying a variety of accommodation options and the extra comforts of the park surrounds/facilities.
Choose from the Self-Contained Cabins ('Eco' and 'Kookaburra') or the Powered/Unpowered Caravan and Campsites.
Camp settled into the rainforest corridor or along Korrumbyn Creek, which stretches throughout the park. Boasting a large undercover communal kitchen/dining/living space and amenities in the wilderness camping area, as well as concrete slab sites in the main area with access to WiFi, a swimming pool and a stunning barbecue area.
The observant walker may see a variety of birds, mammals, amphibians, reptiles and insects such as fireflies and glowworms. Over 100 species of birds have been recorded in the area.
The Mt Warning Rainforest Park is a 'unique and magical place' for a weekend away, or your next family holiday.
The Eco family cabins are beautiful and very clean. The staff are super friendly, approachable and understanding. I spent most of my time on the creek. Never seen this before - I was loving watching good size fishes swimming upstreams, top half out of the water. Amazing! Crayfishes jumping from boulder to boulder,🤭 and on me! - still couldn’t catch it. The creek water looks so clean, it made me feel like I could drink it! But I didn’t - I sipped my MacDonald chai while thinking it.
Been coming to Mt Warning Rainforest Park since my daughter was little — we used to wake up early and do the Mt Warning hike. It’s a great spot with a beautiful creek, hot showers, a swimming pool, and a well-equipped camp kitchen with BBQs, fridges, toaster and kettle. Dogs are allowed, it’s peaceful with no noisy campers, and the atmosphere is relaxed and family-friendly. Service can be minimal at times, but honestly that makes it easier to switch off and enjoy the surroundings. Campfires are permitted and firewood is available, which is a big plus. A special mention to Deano, a local Aboriginal artist who often paints there — you can go home with an amazing, meaningful artwork. Overall, it’s a beautiful place to unwind, surrounded by nature, and very reasonably priced.
We camped out the back in the wilderness section, next to the creek. Good facilities- camp kitchen was huge! And toilet blocks while dated, were clean & the hot water was hot! Grounds were well kept, and fire pits provided. Firewood avail for $15 a bag. Wifi avail through most of the park- an unexpected bonus. Would definitely stay here again.
Spent a night in they're Eco Cabin F2. Absolutely amazing! Shout out to they're cleaner Suzannah! 👏🏽🙌🏽 Looking forward to our next stay 🌴🌳 Highly recommended A++
Camping. Every site has private fire pit. Toilets are clean, hot water is hot enough. Good location. Website booking didn’t work at the time. Emailed owner, then paid cash on arrival.
153 Mount Warning Road
Mount Warning NSW 2484