Ingar Campsite - Blue Mountains National Park
Ingar Campsite is a camp near Blue Mountains National Park.
- Location
- Blue Mountains National Park, New South Wales & ACT, Australia, Australasia
- Type
- camp
- Coordinates
- -33.771070, 150.462800
- Phone
- 1300 072 757
- [email protected]
- Website
- https://www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/camping-and-accommodation/campgrounds/ingar-campground
- Activities
- Horse Riding, Fishing, Spa
- Amenities
- Spa, Bar
PlnrScore: 27/100
Community
school; education; cultural heritage; indigenous
Best Time to Visit Ingar Campsite
The best months to visit Ingar Campsite are January, February, May, based on temperature, rainfall, weather conditions, and wildlife viewing opportunities.
Month-by-Month Safari Conditions
- January: Good, temperature 19.38°C, rainfall 134.3mm, sunshine 9.5 hrs, humidity 78%
- February: Good, temperature 18.38°C, rainfall 170.1mm, sunshine 9.4 hrs, humidity 79.4%
- March: Poor, temperature 16.58°C, rainfall 194.1mm, sunshine 8.5 hrs, humidity 80.2%
- April: Poor, temperature 13.11°C, rainfall 108.1mm, sunshine 8.7 hrs, humidity 77.3%
- May: Good, temperature 9.73°C, rainfall 60.1mm, sunshine 8.1 hrs, humidity 78.9%
- June: Good, temperature 7.67°C, rainfall 48.6mm, sunshine 7.8 hrs, humidity 78.6%
- July: Poor, temperature 7.42°C, rainfall 73.4mm, sunshine 8 hrs, humidity 78.2%
- August: Good, temperature 8.93°C, rainfall 55.5mm, sunshine 8.8 hrs, humidity 73.4%
- September: Good, temperature 11.38°C, rainfall 46.8mm, sunshine 10 hrs, humidity 67.9%
- October: Good, temperature 13.61°C, rainfall 97.4mm, sunshine 9.7 hrs, humidity 71.3%
- November: Good, temperature 16.05°C, rainfall 122.9mm, sunshine 9.8 hrs, humidity 73.7%
- December: Good, temperature 18°C, rainfall 106mm, sunshine 10.8 hrs, humidity 71.9%
Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of wildlife can we realistically expect to see around Ingar Campsite, given its proximity to the Blue Mountains?
While the Blue Mountains are known for their dramatic scenery, don't expect the Big Five here. We love spotting kangaroos grazing at dawn and dusk, and keep an eye out for colourful parrots and kookaburras. Birdwatchers will be in heaven, and if you're lucky, you might even glimpse a shy wallaby.
We're considering a trip in winter. Is Ingar Campsite still a good option then, or should we aim for warmer months?
Ingar Campsite is charming year round, but we particularly love it in autumn. The crisp air is invigorating for horse riding, and the surrounding eucalyptus forests turn a beautiful golden hue. While winter can be chilly, the lodge offers cozy fireplaces, and the spa treatments are even more welcome after a day exploring the cooler mountain air.
Beyond the advertised activities, what's a unique experience we shouldn't miss at Ingar Campsite?
We highly recommend taking a guided night walk. The sounds of the bush after dark are incredible, and with a knowledgeable guide, you might spot nocturnal marsupials you'd otherwise miss. It's a truly immersive way to connect with the Australian wilderness surrounding the camp.
What's the general vibe and accommodation style at Ingar Campsite? Is it rustic or more luxurious?
Ingar Campsite strikes a beautiful balance. While it's a 'campsite' in name, the accommodation feels surprisingly luxurious and timeless, with comfortable furnishings and thoughtful touches. It offers a genuine connection to nature without sacrificing comfort, making it perfect for those who appreciate understated elegance.
We're planning a budget. Can you give us a rough idea of costs for a stay at Ingar Campsite, including activities?
Ingar Campsite offers good value for its location and quality. Expect accommodation to be mid-range, with specific pricing varying by season. We found the horse riding and spa treatments to be reasonably priced additions, and packing some of your own snacks can help manage food costs, though the lodge's dining is excellent.
Other Safari Lodges in Blue Mountains National Park
- 1st Blackheath Scouts Camp Ground
- Acacia Flat Campground
- Alum Creek Campground
- Belgravia Mountain Guest House
- Blackheath Glen Reserve
- Blaxland 3
- Blue Mountains Backpacker Hostel
- Blue Mountains YHA
- Boyd River Camping Area
- Breakfast Creek - Cox River junction
- Camp Panorama
- Catholic Bushwalkers Campsite at New Yards
- Coxs River Camp Area
- Dex Creek Bush Camping Area
- Dunphys Campground
- Euroka Homestead
- Fairway Lodge Bed & Breakfast
- Federation Gardens Lodge and Possums Hideaway
- Forest Lodge Camp Ground
- Frying Pan Flat
- Gibraltar Rock
- In My View
- Katoomba Mountain Lodge
- KCC Camp Site
- Kedumba River Crossing campground
- Kihilla Main House
- Lakeside Lodge Bed&Breakfast
- Lawson 1
- Lawson 2
- Lawson 3
- Lawson 4
- Megalong Valley Farm Glamping
- Miners Campsite
- Mobbs Soak
- Montblu
- Mountain Goat
- Murphys Glen Campsite
- Old Ford Reserve
- Omaroo Megalong Valley
- Ruined Castle campsite
- Six Foot Track Eco Lodge
- Snake and Nip Camping Ground
- Sublime Lodge Leura
- Three Sisters Cottage
- Wentworth 2
- Wentworth 3
- Westhill
- Windradyne
Parks in New South Wales & ACT
- Abercrombie River National Park
- Abercrombie River State Conservation Area
- Adelyne State Conservation Area
- Arakoon National Park
- Avondale State Conservation Area
- Bago Bluff National Park
- Bald Rock National Park
- Banyabba State Conservation Area
- Barakee National Park
- Barayamal National Park
- Bargo River State Conservation Area
- Bargo State Conservation Area
- Barrakee State Conservation Area
- Barren Grounds Nature Reserve
- Barrington Tops State Conservation Area