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Putty Beach camping area
Bouddi National Park 18 Campsites






General info


Getting there
The campsite is accessible by sealed roads
42.1 km NNE of Sydney
GPS: Latitude 33° 31′ 38.28"S Longitude 151° 22′ 16.68"E
Campsite is a short walk from the end of Putty Beach Drive, on the eastern end of the Beach

General Information
You will need to walk a short distance from your car to the campsite - no caravans or camper trailers
There are a total of 18 campsites
Camp close to the beach. Great spot not far from Sydney or Gosford. Plenty ot nice walking and swimming in the area. There is one cold, open air shower

Bookings and contact information
You can book a campsite by phoning the Campsite contact
For more information contact the Central Coast and Hunter Range Campsite bookings office on:
Phone:02 4320 4203 (more contact details)

Fees
Camping fees apply
Adult=$14 Per Night
Children=$7 Per Night
Car entry fees apply
Vehicle=$7 Per Day

Children rates apply to people aged 5-15 years (children under 5 are free)

Facilities
Toilets
Flush toilets available
Showers
Cold showers are provided on site
Water
Drinking water is provided on site
Picnic Tables
Picnic tables are provided on site
Pit fire BBQs
Wood fired BBQ's are not provided
Electric of Gas BBQs
Gas or electric BBQ's are provided
Rubbish Bins
There are rubbish bins provided on site
Fuel Stove only area
This is a Fuel Stove only area.


Activities
Swimming
There are places to swim


Nearest know Camping Stores
Store Address Phone Distance (straight line)
Boots Great Outdoors 201 The Entrance Rd , Erina (02) 4367 0396 10.1 km
Mannings Sports 172 Mann St , Gosford (02) 4325 1617 11.7 km
Camping World Shop 18, 482 Pacific Hwy, Wyoming (02) 4324 6515 13.4 km
BCF Australia Pty Ltd 354 Manns Rd , Gosford West (02) 4322 5833 13 km
Kangaroo Tent City & BBQs Homemakers Supa Centre Cnr Wyong Rd & Bryant Drv , Tuggerah (02) 4353 4335 24.4 km

Park information


Bouddi National Park Check for park closures and fire bans

Bouddi National Park is south east of Woy Woy and encompasses the Box Head headland. Bouddi NP has numerous secluded beaches and some great surf beaches too. The park also offers fantastic coastal walking with views out from the tall headlands over Broken Bay, Woy Woy and the South Pacific Ocean. Bouddi NP also boasts one of the first marine extensions in NSW, with a 300ha protection zone out of Maitland Bay for the marine life. The mosquitoes in Bouddi NP can be fierce so it might be an idea to pack insect repellent.

Cost to drive a car into the park (if you do not have a valid pass)

$7

Camping is available in the park

$5 to $5

Public toilets are available in the park

Region: Sydney & Surrounds
Park fees
Camping
Facilities


Campsites in Bouddi National Park
Little Beach camping area
Putty Beach camping area
Tallow Beach camping area

Photo Gallery

 
Putty Beach Day use area BBQ
 
Putty Beach Day use area BBQ
 
Clearing
 
Clearing
 
The resident bush turkey
 
The resident bush turkey

 
Access to beach
 
Access to beach
 
Creek behind Putty Beach
 
Creek behind Putty Beach
 
Staircase off eastern side of Putty Beach
 
Staircase off eastern side of Putty Beach

 
Amenities block at Putty Beach Day use area
 
Amenities block at Putty Beach Day use area
 
Putty Beach camping area
 
Putty Beach camping area
 
Day use area
 
Day use area

Maps of campsite


Locality Map




Local area Topographical Map
Map Scale 1 km
Location of Putty Beach camping area
Map of Putty Beach camping area
Base map is used under licence and is © Department of lands   Panorama Avenue Bathurst 2795   www.lands.nsw.gov.au

User Comments

Comments
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Anonymous IP:141.243.139.xxx | 2008-07-28 14:05:41
You may need to update your fees and cahrges for camping etc within National Parks. The fees you have advertised are no longer current.
Bron IP:203.206.220.xxx | 2008-11-03 14:36:38
We've camped here quite a few times and it's a really beautiful spot. with really clean, modern toilets. Can be very very popular though so in peak times it pays to book early.
admin - re: Super Administrator | 2008-11-04 12:07:14
Anonymous wrote:
You may need to update your fees and cahrges for camping etc within National Parks. The fees you have advertised are no longer current.
Thanks These have been updated
Anonymous - transport IP:86.130.102.xxx | 2009-05-19 18:50:16
not sure how often anyone checks this but does anyone know the nearest bus route to this campsite? we're gonna be on foot and want to get the bus from sydney. thanks!
admin - re: transport Super Administrator | 2009-05-19 21:45:08
Anonymous wrote:
nearest bus route to this campsite?

Yep you are looking for route 59 (from Woy Woy) or 61 (from Gosford) You will need to catch the train to Woy Woy or Gosford and find you bus from there. Timetable is can be downloaded here
http://www.busways.com.au/files/routes/KB231008Pg16-17.pdf
Happy camping, let us know how you go.
Matt :)
DS - Camping store rlocation IP:220.233.67.xxx | 2009-08-08 00:43:02
Camping World is no longer at Wyoming (as at Aug 09) it's located at Manns Rd, West Gosford opposite the Old Nanna's factory.
Marc - Best time to camp. IP:138.217.120.xxx | 2009-12-03 21:28:40
We were looking to camp here for a night and were considering mid-week as it may be a bit quieter. Also, is there any issues with problen teens hanging here at night causing trouble??
Any info appreciated.
Marc
admin - re: Best time to camp. Super Administrator | 2009-12-03 21:29:12
Marc wrote:
Any info appreciated.

Mid week and out of school holidays are the quietest times. I have heard one person mention campers with music players, but really that could happen anywhere.
Hope you enjoy your night out
Matt :)
Amanda - curious IP:122.107.102.xxx | 2010-01-11 07:02:06
Hi
I am a single mum, planning a camping trip with my son but realy want to find some where good that has a good rep.
I thought this would be a great place to take him.
Would i be correct in thinking this?
Thanks Amanda
admin - re: curious Super Administrator | 2010-01-11 08:55:53
Amanda wrote:
I thought this would be a great place to take him.

Good spot, bit of a walk in though,probably best to go where you can either drive or get to easily and where there are good facilities. Once you have been camping a few times, then try here. Consider inviting some friends with you.
Not sure where you live, if you can get to Lane Cove this could be a good start.
http://www.wildwalks.com/camping-in-nsw-parks/near-sydney-campsites/lane-cove-river-tourist-park.html
or try
http://www.wildwalks.com/camping-in-nsw-parks/near-sydney-campsites/bonnie-vale-camping-ground.html
Matt :)
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