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Blatherarm Campground and Picnic Area

Torrington State Conservation Area

Unpowered sites - some sites may only be accessed by four-wheel-drive. Picnic tables, pit toilets, no showers, tank water available but must be treated or boiled, or preferably bring your own. Wood-fired barbecues but bring your own - gathering of firewood is not permitted. No pets. No smoking. Roads are boggy when wet.

Address: Blatherarm Road
Getting there: 36.5 km north-east of Emmaville via Irby Street/Wellington Vale Road eastbound, turn left/north onto Tent Hill Road, pass the Marven Trail turn-off on the left and continue ahead as Emmaville Road, continue around the bend to the right onto Bates Road, turn left/north onto Silent Grove Road, turn right/east onto Blatherarm Road, continue ahead to campground and picnic area on the left
Price: Booking essential for camping
Website: nationalparks.nsw.gov.au (opens in a new tab)

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Listing from Wikivoyage: Emmaville (New South Wales), CC BY-SA 4.0.

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