Mulligans Campground & Picnic Area - NSW

Just a short drive from Gibraltar House, Mulligans campground and picnic area is a tranquil spot near the forested haven of Little Dandahra Creek. Basic facilities make this a good spot for families looking for a weekend getaway, or adventure travellers looking for a jumping-off point for the extended Gibraltar-Washpool World Heritage walk. The campground offers sites suiting tents, camper trailers, and caravans.
Bring the binoculars for a spot of bird watching, or escape the summer heat with a cool dip down at the creek edge. Barbecues make this a great picnic spot for a Sunday rest, too, with lots of grass to accommodate everyone.
The area is named after Bill Mulligan, an early entrepreneur who promoted a hydro-electric scheme in the early 1900s. You can still glimpse Mulligan’s hut and the remains of two historic weirs as you relax by the water’s edge.
Like Gibraltar House, this is a perfect spot to delve into other national parks and reserves in the area, including Butterleaf, Mann River, Nymboida and Capoompeta.
Park entry fees apply to the Gibraltar Range National Park plus daily camping fees. There are 20 individual campsites plus a group site that can be booked online.
Facilities include: Amenities block, picnic tables, barbecue facilities, showers, toilets. No power. Untreated tank water is available.
This is a popular starting point for the Gibraltar-Washpool World Heritage walk. Mulligans campground and picnic area has an idyllic creek for swimming and lush picnic spots with barbecues.