Murraguldrie Veterans Retreat.

Great place. Everyone I spoke to was friendly and helpful.
We used the retreat as an overnight camp to and from Sydney on our way to visit a mate in Penrith. He is in a bad way fighting cancer but our visit and short March from his driveway to his bar lifted his and our sprits.
Keep up the good work.
A 106 Field Workshop crafty

A very disappointing first and last experience at this campsite. Clearly, your supposed host Dave has his own agenda and it doesn’t include welcoming new comers to the property that is graciously provided by the NSW State Forest. You don’t own it Dave! My husband is a current serving member and has been for the last 36 years, he is also might I mention Dave - a veteran. I thought this was a veterans retreat or does it just operate under the guise of one? ! We were told by Dave that we were not welcome on the morning of day 3 because we had “breached” the rules by having a campfire? ! Mind you we were not told this when enjoying our campfire on night 1 or morning of day 2 cooking breakfast but strangely on night 2 after the fire was lit. We put it out. My children were crushed - isn’t a campfire the very essence of camping? ! My husband spoke with you and you then relented and said we could have a fire. What did we do exactly, I’m still confused? ! No fire ban in place Dave, I checked? ! Oh and did I mention we made a very generous donation Dave which you happily accepted? !

Relaxing spot for veterans, serving and Ex serving personnel and their families in a bush retreat. Plenty of room for caravans or tents. Note: the gate is locked, you will have to phone in advance or ring one of the numbers on the gate to gain access. The Retreat is open all year.