Hay Caravan Park sits just 100 metres from the Murrumbidgee River in Hay, New South Wales, positioned one kilometre east of the Sturt and Cobb Highways junction.

Surrounded by the vast Hay Plains, the park offers grassed drive-through powered and unpowered sites, drive-through ensuite sites, and ensuite and non-ensuite cabins, all set in a bush-like atmosphere.

It is pet friendly and serves as a convenient stopover for travellers moving between Sydney and Adelaide or heading to Queensland.

The nearby Murrumbidgee provides opportunities for fishing, canoeing, water skiing, and swimming, while the riverbanks are well suited to walking among river gums and birdwatching.

In town, visitors can explore heritage-listed buildings including the Hay Gaol, Post Office, Railway Station, and Bishop's Lodge Historic House, as well as Shear Outback, which tells the story of Australia's sheep shearing history.