The Bungarie Bay campground is a small, peaceful retreat nestled on the shores of Boolambayte Lake, a short drive from Bulahdelah in New South Wales.

Its seven campsites are set among tall casuarina and paperbark forest, offering sweeping views across the lake.

The area is ideal for swimming and paddling in warmer months, and a boat ramp and wharf at the nearby Violet Hill campground provide access for boating and fishing in Myall Lake.

Boolambayte Lake forms part of the internationally recognised Myall Lakes Ramsar Wetland system and is a haven for birdwatchers, with large flocks of black swans and rare species such as the black-necked stork and wompoo fruit dove regularly spotted on the water.