Sydney to Byron Bay: Discover the Australian East Coast

Catch a show at this world-class performing arts center, ranging from dance shows to classical theater and modern musical shows.

Walk or cycle across the most iconic bridge in Sydney, and enjoy the views of eastern Sydney.

Nestled in the eastern burbs of Sydney, Bondi Beach is one pit stop you’ll want to make. With waves to ride and panoramic views of the ocean, it’s no wonder why thousands flock here every year.

Stay just 40 minutes from the city and enjoy RV powered sites with a camp kitchen, barbecue, and laundry amenities. Costs start at AUD$63/night.

It may be just 20 minutes from Sydney, but you’ll feel like you’ve ventured deep into the Australian bush at the campgrounds in this national park. Picnic tables, BBQ facilities, bathrooms, and powered sites are available, plus WiFi. Pricing starts at $43/night.

An hour and 15 minutes from Sydney lies Katoomba Falls, filled with picturesque scenery. Close to the Blue Mountains and famous Echo Point. Parking costs $53/night.

Delicious Thai food with generous portion sizes in a hotspot loved by locals.

Great Italian food in the heart of Sydney with a modern atmosphere and impressive wine collection.

The best place to experience French cuisine in Sydney, featuring an opulent dining room and live piano performances.

Your best bet for parking in Sydney is a private garage or car park, which can range from $28 AUD to $80 a day.

Finding a spot to park on a street is difficult and next to impossible in an RV. If you do find a location that allows you to park, expect to pay around $8 AUD an hour during peak season (December-February), and around $5 during off season (June-August are especially cheaper).

This beach is the perfect spot when you want a little R&R but also want to catch some waves.

Shoal Bay is definitely an Instagram-worthy pace to visit with crystal-blue water and stunning white beaches.

Book a dolphin-watching cruise or simply keep your eyes peeled for signs of these friendly marine animals bobbing out of the water.

Book a dolphin-watching cruise or simply keep your eyes peeled for signs of these friendly marine animals bobbing out of the water.

Cruise along the massive sand dunes that are among the tallest you can find in Australia, reaching heights up to 328 feet!

Powered sites and easy access to Nelson Bay Beach, Shoal Bay, and some of Port Stephen’s most beautiful sights. Ideal for families. Prices start at $50/night.

This caravan park has a lot of permanent residents, but its powered sites are welcome to visitors that want a peaceful atmosphere. It costs $35/night for two guests with water and power included.

An affordable yet refined seafood menu makes it a great place to enjoy local catches while overlooking the water.

While it is on the pricier side, the ambience and health-infused menu bursting with flavor and texture make it worth the trip.

Locally renowned, this restaurant offers the best Thai food in Nelson Bay with authentic dishes.

This grade 1 hike is great for all levels, and it takes you through a flourishing portion of the vibrant Mungo bush.

You may see dolphins in the water if you surf or walk along the shore.

Fish, canoe, or kayak across tranquil waters.

Located north of Myall Lakes in Seal Rocks, the lighthouse offers superb ocean views and is an ideal spot for winter whale watching. Constructed in 1875, the lighthouse features an external stairway.

Enjoy 300 acres of bushwalking, birdwatching, and horse riding trails. No electricity or plumbing, though, so this is for the true adventurers that want to go off-grid for a night or two. Price is $36 AUD/night for two people.

All the hookups and amenities you need for road tripping with an RV with toilets and potable water. Always a plus. Starts at $20 AUD/night.

Unwind on this family-owned cattle ranch with all the outdoor activities your heart could ever want. Powered hook-ups are available, but no bathroom amenities on-site. Overnight fees are $48 AUD/night.

Situated a short distance from Blueys Beach, this compact café presents not only the brekkie bowl but also a variety of Asian classics such as nasi goreng and coconut curry, in addition to traditional burgers and salads.

This coffee shop is nestled by Smiths Lake's edge and offers a concise, delightful menu. After dining, rent a tinnie, kayak, or catamaran to explore the tranquil lake leisurely.

Start with the Promised Land, as it's a must-visit in Bellingen. Perfect for wild swimming, rope swing fun, or picnicking in a breathtaking setting. A short 15-minute drive from town, the water view will surely make you exclaim 'wow'.

Shop around for beautifully handcrafted jewelry, pottery and candles at the Bellingen Community Markets!

Capture scenic photos of the cascade waterfall located in the picturesque hotspot of Dangar Falls!

Breathe in the crisp air and immerse yourself in nature at the Northbank Community Garden.

Only a 10-minute drive from Bellingen, this park caters different budgets, offering unpowered and powered sites.

Beautifully situated on a 60-acre farm, a mere 5 minutes from Bellingen, the location provides direct access to the Kalang River's scenic river flats, and gives a trough wild camping experience. Access is favorable during dry weather, accommodating 2WD and caravans.

Operating as an organic cattle property, Levenvale Farm extends a warm welcome to campers and glampers, sharing select areas of their expansive land.The camping sites, named "Beyond the Bridge" and "Old Flat Camp," are located in cattle paddocks with private access to the serene Hydes Creek.

Looking for a healthy lunch? Drop on by the Cedar Bar & Kitchen and choose from an entire menu of vegetarian meals!

Chill out with a cup, cone or milkshake at The Bellingen Gelato Bar!

Have a hankering for quiches, croissants or pastries? Hearthfire is the perfect place to stop by for a quick bite.

A scenic trail with a view of the crystal-clear water is the perfect opportunity to take memorable photos and get your feet wet!

Discover more about the Sihk People and their culture by touring the Sikh Heritage Museum of Australia.

Woolgoolga Lake is the ideal place for those who love to swim, canoe and watch the birds fly by.

Nestled in a picturesque valley, this camping site features spacious green areas and secluded campsites. A highlight is the covered communal fire area with a camp kitchen, seating, a fridge, sink, and a wood-fired pizza oven.

Nestled in a picturesque valley, this camping site features spacious green areas and secluded campsites. A highlight is the covered communal fire area with a camp kitchen, seating, a fridge, sink, and a wood-fired pizza oven.

Their spacious sites easily accommodate Horse Floats, Goosenecks and Caravans, facilities include a toilet, shower, and laundry.

Craving curry on your road trip? Swing by Simba’s Kitchen for some of the best Indian food in Australia.

Italian flavors and tropical flair combine in this fun beachside restaurant that will make you question whether you’re in Honolulu or Woolgoolga.

Get your slice of Italy by paying a visit to Woolgoolga Pizza Place!

Illuminate your trip by taking some time to admire the Cape Byron Lighthouse!

Explore three unique different animal habitats as you tour through the Byron Bay Wildlife Safari!

Experienced surfers will love the big swells and consistent sets at Tallows Beach, while beginners will enjoy the gentle waves at Clarkes Beach.

Check out Cape Byron Kayaks for an incredible experience to kayak alongside dolphins in the bay.

This park offers a beachside and 24-hour security. No survival skills needed – town center shops and local cafes are easily accessible. Site options range from unpowered to powered, with two sites suitable for larger motorhomes.

Connect with nature at Broken Head Holiday Park you can enjoy activities like fishing and surfing. With direct access to Broken Head Beach and a backdrop of a national park, the campground provides an ideal setting. Onsite amenities encompass a kiosk, BBQ area, camp kitchen, and laundry facilities.

Wine and dine at this brunch-like spot in the earth of Byron Bay.

Enjoy a platter of sushi and gyozas at the Kinoko Japanese Restaurant.

Let the flavors of India consume you as you enjoy the vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free options.

Pay parking operates in Byron Bay between 9am to 6pm, seven days a week including public holidays. You must pay to park in the following areas: Byron Bay central business district. Council-operated car parks.