The same council also has caravan parks in Molong and Cudal at the same rates. Their web site is www.cabonne.nsw.gov.au Rod

I agree about the fees vs volume.
We all know it costs to run these places, but if the turn-over and occupancy rates could be kept higher longer, the returns would manifest themselves.
No one wants to spend $40 per night for a power point and use of amenities.
Going to the tropics in the wet season is a wonderful, exciting and sometimes frightening experience. If you have aircon to help cope with the humidity, it's a wonderful time sitting under the awning watching the storms.
The massive volume of water which falls from the sky in a very short time is amazing.
I mention this because it's the cheapest time to go north. The weather forecast gives ample warning of cyclones and monsoonal activity, which would give campers enough time to head inland, or prepared to be stranded for a couple of weeks while the water subsides. But it is an interesting experience.
The other option is to avoid these pricey places like the Big 4's and find cheaper, well-presented council or smaller private parks which can be just as nice for less $. It's a matter of doing your homework and picking your destinations.

oh my hubbby went to primary school there worked there his father had a property there the late john dyble ,hubby graeme says
go to the pub and mention his name and youll get kicked out (ahhahaahahahah) no but truly he did live there his dad
had a farm at murga so the family grew up in canowindra until they sold up and moved to the central coast where his dad
started cuba pools ,sadly he lost his dad to cancer before i met him, but he was a wonderful man almost what you could
call a horse whisperer and also trained sheep dogs ,australian champions , i have two of his silver trays with the emblems on them
and engraving with his name on them ,i cherish them when graeme and i got married i used the large one to carry around our wedding
cakes slices .