Bald Rock National Park Camping

Bald Rock National Park    

www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au
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(229) · National park in Carrolls Creek, Australia
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It is named after its most prominent feature, Bald Rock, which is the largest granite monolith in Australia, rising about 200 metres above the surrounding …

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Jul 20, 2024
Looking up at that shear rockface climb I really didn't think I could do it but I was so glad my husband urged me to challenge myself to climb as the views were absolutely awsome! Well worth the effo…Full review by Julie M
Apr 28, 2024
Crazy thing to try to do. This is a very steep climb, hard going up, but coming down worse. We are both in our mid 70's, got about 3/4 of the way up, then realised what could happen if we stumbled co…Full review by Jenn P
Oct 15, 2023
It’s an amazing place. We walked a few of the tracks - some were a little strenuous for us older people but a good workout! We didn’t feel able to walk to the summit as it looked quite slippery but m…Full review by Jill A
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How long does it take to walk from the carpark to the top of the rock?
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Yes - it doesn't take long. It's steep on the way up - so it depends on how fit you are - but probably about an hour, and less to return.
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Hi there Do you have to pay to walk the rock?
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.....certainly not . It's fairly strenuous BUT it is worth it - a truly astonishing place
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Does it get fully booked out over Christmas/New Year? We are wanting to come over 2nd January. Thanks
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The camping area at bald Rock is not that large so it would not take too many to fill it up especially at holiday times and looking at the facilities I would not like to be there if it was. …
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The camping area at bald Rock is not that large so it would not take too many to fill it up especially at holiday times and looking at the facilities I would not like to be there if it was. However the advice to ring the Tenterfield info centre is a sound one as they should be able to provide info on how many sites are taken etc so that you can make a factual decision. If you go do the long walk up and the shorter one down as they are both excellent for different reasons.
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Is the road in tarred or dirt?
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fully tarred. great parking
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Can you climb up at sunset and get some night photos? Are you able to get up and down at night?
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I see no reason why not - Take a torch or two so you can see in the dark
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Answer by T M · Dec 20, 2015
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