WAUCHOPE OTHER FIELD GUIDE
Timbertown Campground, Wauchope: campfires, country comforts, and practical stays
A concise guide to staying at Timbertown Wauchope’s campground—what facilities are on site, booking and payment rules, pet and fire policies, and what to pack.
Timbertown Campground, Wauchope: campfires, country comforts, and practical stays.
Tucked into Wauchope, Timbertown’s campground offers a straightforward, affordable place to stop for short stays. The site is set up for visitors and workers passing through the area, with serviced sites, showers and toilets, and a relaxed, campfire-friendly atmosphere that makes it easy to unwind after a day on the road.
Stays run from one up to seven days, making the campground suited to brief getaways or work assignments in the region.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Serviced sites and basic amenities
All sites are serviced with fresh water taps, and the campground provides showers and toilets on site; powered pitches are available on a 1 × 15 amp supply.
Campfires are part of the program
Campfires are permitted; the operator supplies fire drums for safe burning and offers firewood for purchase so evenings around the fire are both allowed and managed.
Pet‑friendly, simple rules
The campground is pet friendly when animals are kept on a lead, controlled and cleaned up after; pets are not permitted in amenities. The site prioritises short-term visitors and workers rather than long-term residency.
What the day feels like
What a stay feels like
Expect a no-frills, welcoming campground geared to travellers: arrive between midday and early evening, plug into a modest 15‑amp power supply if you need it, top up at fresh water taps, use onsite showers and toilets, and gather at a managed fire drum after dark. The operator positions the site as a practical, inexpensive base for stays of a few nights to a week.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this campground serves best — and who should look elsewhere.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Arrivals are accepted any time after 12:00 pm until 6:00 pm; departures are by 11:00 am.
Bring cash for all onsite fees — the campground has no EFTPOS; pack pet supplies if travelling with animals and any personal toiletries.
Powered sites provide a single 15 amp supply; all sites have fresh water taps and there are showers and toilets onsite.
Bookings are highly recommended during peak seasons. All payments are non‑refundable and sites may be sold to another party if an extension is not paid for.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long can I stay at the campground?
Stays run from one to seven days.
Do you accept credit cards or EFTPOS onsite?
No — all onsite fees are cash only; there are no EFTPOS facilities onsite.
Are campfires allowed?
Yes. Campfires are allowed; fire drums are available to use and firewood can be purchased.
Can I bring my pet?
Yes. The campground is pet friendly, but pets must be kept on a lead, controlled, cleaned up after and are not permitted in any amenities.
What are the arrival and departure times?
Arrivals are accepted any time after 12:00 pm until 6:00 pm; departures are by 11:00 am each day.
What if I need to extend my stay?
All payments are non‑refundable; sites may be sold to another party if an extension of time is not paid for, so arrange and pay for extensions promptly.