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Farquhar Park
Farquhar Inlet
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FACILITIES
The camping ground consists of 25 campsites set amongst shady trees.
There are barbecues, toilets and two day use shelter areas facing out across the water.
ACCESS
Access to the park is by 4WD along the beach from Manning Point (only at low tide) or by boat.
Access from Old Bar is only possible when the entrance is closed.
RULES AND REGULATIONS
Camping Fees: Fees collected onsite by the park Caretaker. A site is defined as an area of approx 8m x 8m for 4 persons per night.
Prices are as follows:
* Sites cannot be pre-booked.
* Cash or cheque only.
LOW SEASON
SCHOOL HOLIDAYS
ADDITIONAL PERSON
$11 per site per night
$20 per site per night
$2.50 (regardless of age)
Water: There is no potable water at this reserve. Please bring your own drinking water.
Firewood: Please bring your own firewood.
No Dogs: There is a total prohibition on dogs at Farquhar Park, Charleys Island and Old Bar Park. 1080 poison baits are in use for fox control as part of the Endangered
Shorebird Program.
Vehicles: All vehicles accessing the reserve require a beach permit. Vehicle on Beach Permits can be obtained from Manning Point General Store, Manning Visitors
Information Centre or Taree and Wingham Council Offices.
Charleys Island: No camping is permitted.
Kiteboarding: Must keep to the southern end of Farquhar Inlet.
Rubbish: ‘Take in take out’ — there are no rubbish bins provided in the park, please take all rubbish and recycling with you when you leave. Prepare to recycle by
setting up two bags or bins at your campsite – one for recyclables and another for rubbish.
No Generators Permitted: Don’t ruin the serenity for everyone else!
Penalties apply for non-compliance of these rules
under the Crown Lands Act 1989 and the Local Government Act 1993.