Camping
Enjoy the picturesque campsites in the village.
The main camping site is at the junction of the two rivers. Turn north, just east of the bridge over the Numeralla River.
There are public toilets avaliable both at the camp ground and at the hall, unfortunately there are no showering facilities, we reccomend the crisp Numeralla River for a refreshing dip.
You can park your car next to your tent; for safety reasons, we ask that cars not be driven into the campsite after dark.
There is a designated “quiet” campsite on the western side of the bridge, in the grounds of the tennis courts, this is just a short stroll from the hall.
Fire restrictions for each day will apply to all campsites as required by the Rural Fire Service.
The campsites are managed by the Snowy Monaro Regional Council, you can find more information on their website here.
Dogs/Pets
As much as we love our dogs, they are not always appreciated by other campers, or in the village generally and especially at the Hall. Also be mindful that Numeralla is surrounded by farms, and farmers do not look kindly upon uncontrolled dogs anywhere near their stock.
If you do choose to bring along your dog, please keep them on leads and under control. Council Rangers patrol the area and are legally bound to impound any uncontrolled dogs they come across.
Alternatives to Camping
If camping is not your style, there are a number of accommodation options in Cooma via Visit Cooma
You can also search and compare the prices of hotels, motels and B&Bs for the Folk Festival in Cooma and nearby using Trivago.
