Ben Hall Campground - NSW

NSW National Parks campground in the Weddin Mountains National Park which is about 15km west of Grenfell. Access to the campground is about 30km by road from Grenfell, but can be accessed from other directions. Enviro toilets, picnic tables and shelters, gas BBQs. The road in, tracks within the campground and all sites are gravelled. All sites are level, delineated with bollards and are suitable for tents, camper trailers and small caravans. Fires in fireplaces only, bring your own firewood. There is no water available.

The campground is set in dry woodland amongst fuzzy box and Blakely's red gum. There is also a proliferation of native white cypress pine.

There are a number of walks available ranging from an easy 750m to bushranger Ben Hall's cave to a hard 17km hike to Weddin Gap and Black Spring Mountain. The 2km walk to Seaton's Farm (circa 1940's and 50's) is worthwhile.

Entry to the park is free and there are no camping fees.