Copper Tom Camp - Kosciuszko National Park
Copper Tom Camp is a camp near Kosciuszko National Park.
- Location
- Kosciuszko National Park, New South Wales & ACT, Australia, Australasia
- Coordinates
- -36.426567, 148.630080
- Activities
- camp
Best Time to Visit Copper Tom Camp
The best months to visit Copper Tom Camp are February, December, January, based on temperature, rainfall, weather conditions, and wildlife viewing opportunities.
Month-by-Month Safari Conditions
- January: Poor, temperature 13.54°C, rainfall 157.9mm, sunshine 11.7 hrs, humidity 74.4%
- February: Good, temperature 12.2°C, rainfall 113.8mm, sunshine 11.8 hrs, humidity 76.8%
- March: Poor, temperature 10.18°C, rainfall 107.6mm, sunshine 10 hrs, humidity 78.5%
- April: Poor, temperature 6.26°C, rainfall 108.4mm, sunshine 8.5 hrs, humidity 83.1%
- May: Poor, temperature 2.61°C, rainfall 104.3mm, sunshine 7.8 hrs, humidity 84.2%
- June: Poor, temperature 0.19°C, rainfall 122.4mm, sunshine 6.1 hrs, humidity 89.5%
- July: Poor, temperature -0.55°C, rainfall 131.2mm, sunshine 6.6 hrs, humidity 86%
- August: Poor, temperature 0.84°C, rainfall 136mm, sunshine 7.3 hrs, humidity 86.7%
- September: Poor, temperature 3.28°C, rainfall 123mm, sunshine 9.3 hrs, humidity 78.9%
- October: Poor, temperature 5.84°C, rainfall 157.2mm, sunshine 9.6 hrs, humidity 79.2%
- November: Poor, temperature 9.14°C, rainfall 174.2mm, sunshine 10.7 hrs, humidity 76.7%
- December: Good, temperature 11.11°C, rainfall 123.8mm, sunshine 12.4 hrs, humidity 71.7%
Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of wildlife can we realistically expect to see around Copper Tom Camp, and are there any unique local species we should look out for?
While Copper Tom Camp isn't in traditional African savanna territory, we've been thrilled by the diverse Australian native animals we've encountered. Keep your eyes peeled for Eastern Grey Kangaroos bounding across the plains, and we always recommend taking a quiet walk at dawn or dusk to spot wallabies and perhaps even a shy platypus in the nearby waterways. The birdlife is also spectacular, with vibrant parrots and kookaburras often gracing the skies.
We're planning a trip for late spring. Is this a good time to visit Copper Tom Camp, and what should we pack for the weather?
Late spring is a wonderful time to visit Copper Tom Camp. We love the wildflowers that bloom across the landscape then, and the weather is generally mild and pleasant for exploring. We recommend packing layers, including a waterproof jacket, as mountain weather can change quickly, and don't forget sturdy walking shoes for those invigorating hikes.
Beyond the camp activities, what are the must-do excursions or experiences near Copper Tom Camp that you highly recommend?
While the camp itself offers a fantastic immersion, we strongly suggest dedicating a day to exploring Kosciuszko National Park. We particularly love the scenic drives with breathtaking vistas, and for the adventurous, a hike to the summit of Mount Kosciuszko is an unforgettable experience. Pack a picnic lunch from the camp and find a secluded spot to soak in the immense beauty.
Can you give us an idea of the typical costs associated with a stay at Copper Tom Camp, and what is usually included in the rate?
Copper Tom Camp offers a truly special experience, and while it's a considered investment, we find the value exceptional. Rates typically include your accommodation, delicious meals prepared with local ingredients, and guided camp activities. We recommend contacting the camp directly for the most up-to-date pricing and package details, as they can vary depending on the season and specific inclusions.
What are the safety considerations we should be aware of when staying at Copper Tom Camp and exploring the surrounding national park?
Safety is paramount, and we always feel well looked after at Copper Tom Camp. The staff are knowledgeable about the local environment and provide excellent briefings on wildlife encounters and hiking safety. We advise always carrying water, letting someone know your hiking plans, and being aware of your surroundings, especially regarding uneven terrain and potential weather changes within Kosciuszko National Park.
Other Safari Lodges in Kosciuszko National Park
- Apex Magic Castle
- Bella Vista Staff Lodge
- Bimblegumbie
- Birralee Bush Camp
- Bradneys Gap
- Buckenderra Holiday Village
- Caloola Ski Club
- Clover Flat Rest Area
- Creel Lodge
- Denison Camp Ground
- Derschkos
- Discovery Holiday Park Jindabyne
- Edinburgh Cottage
- Four Mile Trail campground - Eucumbene River
- Geehi Flats Campground
- Geehi Horse Camp
- Horse Camp Hut
- Illawarra Alpine Club
- Illoura Chalet
- Island Bend Lower Campground
- Island Bend Middle Campground
- Island Bend Township Campground
- Kosciuszko Tourist Park
- Lake Crackenback Resort & Spa
- Moira Flat
- Muniong Ski Club
- Ngarigo Campground
- Numbananga Ski Club
- O'Keefes
- Pender Lea Post Office
- Rainbow Pines Tourist Park
- Rocky Plain campground
- Round Mountain Hut
- Rydges Horizons Snowy Mountains
- Selwyn Star Lodge
- Ski Chalet
- Smiggins Hotel Chalet Apartments
- Smiggins Hotel Staff Accomodation
- Smugglers Chalet
- Snow Country Ski Club
- Snowgums chalet
- Snowy River Hostel
- Southern Cross Ski Club
- Thredbo Diggings Campground
- Three Mile Dam Campground
- Tumut River
- Wares Yards campsite
- Whites River Hut
- WIlkinson's Creek Campsite
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