Rawnsley Park Station

My wife and I spent 3 nights here and had the best time. The friendly and lovely KIm greeted us and was very helpful. Thank you. We had dinner at the restaurant and it was delicious! The most tender lamb. Room 20 was clean and comfortable. It had everything we needed and the breakfast was great. Highly recommend

Not enough stars to give. The scenery is spectacular, the facilities were clean with plenty of showers and toilets. Washing machines available. Nice big camp kitchen. Numerous walking tracks of varying difficulties. Fire pits are at the sites, and wood is available from the store. The store has basic provisions and souvenirs and ice creams. Pool on site. Just a brilliant site and the drives around Rawnsely are easy and picturesque. Heaps of wildlife abound the area. One of our top places we have visited so far. Aeroplane ride over the pound was well worth the money. The young lass in the shop was a great help. Fuel at a reasonable price, and dump points on site. 8 stars.

Just spent 3 nights in free camping . AWESOME park . Great showers . Flushing toilets throughout park. Downside . We need a generator at times to give us power .. generators can only operate between 8 am & 4 pm . Most evenings we did not get back to our campsite until 6 pm .. I believe Rawnsley should increase their generator operating hrs like other parks till 8 pm

Our small group loved our 2 night bush camp at Rawnsley Park Bush campsite. There were atleast 500 campers during this labour- day long weekend, but the common facilities were quite adequate, spread out and in excellent condition at all times. Hot showers, flushable toilets ,sinks, laundry facilities, fire-pits,outdoor taps and efficient garbage disposal were accessible to all powered and un-powered site. All campers were respectful of each other and the environment. Booking was super easy and the host Tony was always very prompt and helpful with providing accurate information to guests. The site was so spacious and had many beautiful location options for everyone. There's a small lake overlooking the magnificent mountain ranges where huge herds of sheep come to water every dawn and dusk . Many of the un-powered sites have the benefit of watching the mesmerising sunsets on the ranges, as these sites are further into the bush from the entrance to the campsite and also closer to the lake. The best times to visit during the year would be probably during Autumn and Spring months, and definitely avoid the fire-ban season because camping is not 'camping' without a campfire! We will recommend this campsite to anyone and will go again ourselves. Thank you to the Rawnsley Park station team!

Great place to stay. We set up out in the unpowered bush camping section right on the side of the dry creek bed. It was only a short walk to the toilets from our spot. Don’t forget the Woolshed restaurant, the food is top notch.