Dunns Swamp is one of the local's favourite camping, swimming and bushwalking spots and contains extensive areas of natural bushland with magnificent pagoda rock formations and waterways

Situated on the western edge of Wollemi National Park, (NSW's second largest National Park and part of the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area). 

Three and half hours drive from Sydney through the beautiful Blue Mountains, an easy 25 minutes drive from Rylstone or Kandos and one hour's drive from Mudgee.

Dunns Swamp or Ganguddy (as local indigenous call it) is ideal for day or overnight trips for swimming, canoeing, camping, picnicing, bushwalking, painting, photography and birdwatching. 

Swimming and caneoing are incredibly delightful as you're either swimming or paddling on sandy and often shallow bottoms, or straight on top of underwater rock formations, which means the water is pleasantly warm and clear.

Fishing is permitted and golden perch, Murray cod and catfish can be caught.  You will however need to pay a fishing fee and carry your receipt. (Tel 1300 369 365 topurchase a licence)

There are five signposted walking tracks ranging from an easy 500m walk to 5.5 kilometres with magnificent high valley scenery and rock formations (see details below)

Barbeques and a limited amount of firewood is provided but large groups should take their own, as you are not allowed to collect it in the Park. (Check for  fire bans)

Take your own drinking water also, as drinking water and showers are not provided.  Composting toilets are available around specified campsites.

Overnight camping fees will apply and sites cannot be booked, so it's first in, first served. 

        $5 Adults Overnight  (self registration)
        $3 Children Overnight

There is limited NEXT G only mobile phone coverage.



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