Camp Wambelong, Warrumbungle National Park, NSW.

Camp Wambelong.

Camp Wambelong is more of a bush camp than Camp Blackman and is usually less crowded except in peak times. It is on the banks of Wambelong Creek but there was little water in it when we were there.

The campground is opposite Split Rock Picnic Area and has good access to the Split Rock Walking Circuit.

Split Rock Picnic Area .

Camp Wambelong, Warrumbungle National Park, NSW

Where: 488 km (6 hours) north-west of Sydney. 35 km (33 mins) west of Coonabarabran, NSW. Take Timor Road which becomes John Renshaw Parkway. Appoximately 2 km past the Visitor Information Centre.
Access: Sealed Roads. 2WD, all weather access.
Bookings and Fees: No bookings. Gets busy at peak times. There was still a self registration area available when we were there in October 2018 however, it is preferred that you pay at the Visitor Centre on the way in. Daily park entry fee $8 or purchase annual parks pass. Unpowered sites $6 per adult, $3.50 per child, per night. 
Sites: 35 unpowered sites. Open grass and dirt area, no marked sites. Suitable for tents, camping beside your vehicle, Camper Trailers, Motorhomes, Caravans.
Facilities: Non-flush toilets. Fire rings, BYO wood. Some picnic tables. Walks.
Prohibited: Generators, pets, smoking, gathering firewood.
Warrumbungle Visitor Center: Open every day except Christmas Day from 9.00 am to 4 pm. Camping and entry fees can be paid here.