Here at Hay Caravan Park we encourage self-distancing and hygiene measures for your safety and for that of others. The gateway to outback NSW, Hay Caravan Park is the ideal stop-over point for those travelling between Sydney and Adelaide and those en-route to Queensland. Situated only 100m from the picturesque Murrumbidgee River and surrounded by the vast open Hay Plains our park offers accommodation to suit all travellers and budgets.
Our grassed drive-thru powered and unpowered sites, drive-thru ensuite sites, ensuite and non-ensuite cabins and camp sites, are all set in a bush-like setting adding to the pleasant and relaxing atmosphere. EXPLORE OUR HERITAGE as Hay has many special places for you to visit, from our spectacular 1892 Courthouse to our imposing Railway station, the cemetry to our much loved Sunbeam Cobb & Co coach.
Our grassed drive-thru powered and unpowered sites, drive-thru ensuite sites, ensuite and non-ensuite cabins and camp sites, are all set in a bush-like setting adding to the pleasant and relaxing atmosphere. EXPLORE OUR HERITAGE as Hay has many special places for you to visit, from our spectacular 1892 Courthouse to our imposing Railway station, the cemetry to our much loved Sunbeam Cobb & Co coach.
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Located on the banks of the Murrumbidgee River in the Western Riverina Region and once passed through by noted explorer Charles Sturt, Hay was an important river crossing in the 1850's for stock being driven south to markets in Victoria.
Named after Sir John Hay, a local pastoralist and member of Parliament in 1859 and its current site once "squatters" properties, Hay soon became an important hub for local and district pastoral holders in the production of stock and wool.Its original Courthouse was built in 1860, and was the first of four Courthouses Hay would see over the years.
Named after Sir John Hay, a local pastoralist and member of Parliament in 1859 and its current site once "squatters" properties, Hay soon became an important hub for local and district pastoral holders in the production of stock and wool.Its original Courthouse was built in 1860, and was the first of four Courthouses Hay would see over the years.
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Rich with history and character Hay has lots of things to see and do. Over centuries poets and artists have attempted to capture the spirit of the plains, but only a visit to Hay will give you the real experience. Service and sacrifice - A large collection of medals, photographs, uniforms, letters and diaries documenting Hay's WW1 experience.
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