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Darlington Point, NSW 2706

Riverina · New South Wales · Population 1,030 · Median age 44

Small riverside town on the Murray with abundant camping options and water access. Popular base for boating and fishing enthusiasts.

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Written by Touringuide Team

Darlington Point is a quiet Murray River settlement with a population around 1,000, serving as a convenient stop for caravanners and campers exploring inland NSW. The town sits on the river's edge with direct access to water activities and multiple camping grounds within a few kilometres.

The area is well-equipped for self-contained travellers, with 11 campsites nearby offering riverside camping at Cookoothama Reserve, Swaggies Beach, Nobles Beach, and several other spots along the water. Boating and fishing are the main drawcards, with several beach camps providing direct river access.

About Darlington Point — Demographics

Based on postcode 2706 area (ABS Census 2021)
1,030
Population
44
Median Age
$1,312/wk
Median Household Income
2.3
Avg Household Size
$1,083/mo
Median Mortgage
$200/wk
Median Rent
7%
Born Overseas

Travel Info

Must See

  • Cookoothama Reserve — Closest campsite with direct Murray River access, 2.1km from town
  • Bunyip Hole Reserve — Popular camping and fishing spot about 5km out with scenic river setting

Must Do

  • Boat launching and river fishing — Primary activity; multiple beach camps provide direct water access along the Murray
  • Riverside camping — Core experience with 11 campsites offering waterfront stays within 10km

Travel Tips

  • •Stock supplies in Darlington Point before heading to more remote campsites—the township has limited shops
  • •Most nearby campsites are within 5km; Cookoothama Reserve and Swaggies Beach are closest options
  • •Water access is excellent; many camps sit directly on the Murray River for boat launching
  • •Mobile coverage may be patchy; check with your provider before relying on connectivity in surrounding areas
  • •Fuel and major supplies require a drive to larger nearby towns—plan ahead for extended stays
Traffic & Access: Darlington Point is accessed via local roads through inland NSW. The town is small with minimal services, so fuel up and stock supplies before arriving. Most campsites are reachable by standard vehicles on local tracks.
Best Time to Visit: Autumn and spring (March–May, September–November) offer pleasant temperatures for river activities without extreme heat.

Nearby Suburbs

Coleambally
Riverina · 31.4km away

Small rural town in the Murray region with caravan parks and local pubs. A quiet stop for travellers heading through inland NSW.

Yoogali
Riverina · 43.6km away
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Frequently Asked Questions

What camping is near Darlington Point?

There are 10 campsites near Darlington Point, including Cookoothama Reserve (2.1km), Swaggies Beach Camp (2.4km), Nobles Beach Camp (2.8km).

Is there fuel near Darlington Point?

Yes, there are 3 fuel stations near Darlington Point, including BP DARLINGTON POINT (6.5km), BP OPT COLEAMBALLY (27km), BP COLEAMBALLY (27.5km).