Tucked away in the vast sandstone country northwest of Sydney, Wollemi forms the largest and most intact part of the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area. Think sweeping cliffs, deep gorges, ancient forests, rivers and escarpments. Shaped over millions of years and cared for by Traditional Custodians for tens of thousands of years - and today supported by community caretakers, conservation organisations, and advocates for Country.
This is where the Wollemi Pine survived unnoticed for 90 million years.
Where powerful owls hunt.
Where glow-worms light canyon walls.
Camp Wollemi is an invitation to experience this breathtaking, humbling and rare Wilderness area.
The experience:
This two-night, two-day camp is about being outdoors and spending time on Country — walking, paddling, listening and observing. Shared outdoor experiences sit alongside learning, conversation and reflection, helping deepen an understanding of why places like Wollemi matter.
Hosted by For Wild Places, in cooperation with The Wilderness Society, Wollemi Camp brings together people who enjoy being outside and value moving through landscapes with care.
Over the weekend, we’ll:
Itinerary:
Where We’ll Stay
We’ll be based at Frank’s Breakaway, a welcoming bush property right on Wollemi’s doorstep.
Accommodation options include:
🛌 Private room — your own space in a 2 or 4 bedroom cottage
🛏 Shared room — bunk or double bed in a 2 or 4 bedroom cottage
🏕 Camping — BYO gear. Tent, campervan and caravan welcome. Unpowered sites in a natural bush setting.
All options include shared bathroom facilities.
What’s included
What's not included
Good to know:
Come and join us in Wollemi to move with care, enjoy time outdoors, and share a meaningful weekend in a remarkable place.
If you have questions or want to talk it through before booking, please get in touch — we’re happy to help.