It’s close to Katoomba, which makes it a perfect base for first-timers to the region and camping novices.

Just south of Glenbrook, Euroka Campground is not only popular with campers but also kangaroos – expect numerous sightings during your stay.

The Blackheath Glen Tourist Park is located only a short walk from the galleries, parks, bookshops, restaurants and cafes of the neighbouring village.

This remote campground will deliver native serenity, with plenty of opportunities for bushwalking, wild swimming and bird watching nearby.

Spend your days exploring the surrounding area of Lake Lyell: an expansive waterscape that is perfect for fishing, water skiing, swimming, jet-skiing, kayaking, and for a picnic and camping on its banks.

Camping sites are unallocated, so travellers can choose their own. The amenities have also been recently renovated. For those who after comfort with a touch of luxury, the glamping facilities here are top tier.

These pet-and child-friendly accommodation combines the best of camping without losing any ‘necessities’ (running water and a comfy bed!).

There are five free campsites boasting immersive views over the Grose Valley, Blue Gum Forest and Mount Banks.There are plenty of bushwalking tracks and opportunities for birdwatching – and you’ll be in close proximity to Perrys Lookdown, which is a beautiful spot to see a sunrise.

It’s one of the most secluded camping spots in the Blue Mountains and can only be reached via a fairly difficult hiking trail – with your camping gear in tow. Those who do make the journey will be rewarded with panoramic views, secluded bushland and plenty of space to pitch a tent.