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Aerial view of the campsites, the beach and the access road at Point Plomer campground. Credit: John
A family sitting at a picnic table by the beach at Point Plomer campground in Limeburners Creek
A family camping on a grassy site at Point Plomer campground. Credit: John Spencer © DCCEEW
Aerial view of the bushland and beach at Point Plomer campground. Credit: John Spencer © DCCEEW
A family walking the beach with surfboards under their arms, next to Point Plomer campground in
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Point Plomer campground is ideal for a family holiday, or a relaxing weekend getaway. Golden beaches, lush rainforest, world class surfing, swimming, and fishing await you.

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An aerial view of Point Plomer campground, Limeburners Creek National Park. Photo: John Spencer/OEH

Point Plomer campground

Escape the noise of the city and replace it with the peaceful sounds of birdsong and waves crashing on the beach at Point Plomer campground. The nearby kid-friendly beach and facilities make it a great location for a family holiday, or a weekend getaway for the locals. For surfers, it’s the ideal surf getaway with world-class surfing breaks surrounded by pristine wilderness. Swimming in the glistening blue waters of Barries Bay, you’ll look back to your campsite over golden sands. Contemplate the beauty around you with your fishing rod in hand. In winter and spring, look out for whales breaching in the distance or dolphins riding the waves. If you enjoy birdwatching, keep your binoculars handy as you might see ospreys flying overhead, or pied oystercatchers darting around the rocks. **To keep visitors safe ALL camping in NSW national parks now requires a booking. For day visitors, please plan ahead and visit outside of peak periods (11am and 2pm). Check park alerts and visit COVID-19 updates for more information before visiting any park – www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au **

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