Site to Sights
The Alpine Tourist Park, Adaminaby
Adaminaby NSW
Category:
Caravan Park
Snowy Mountains NSW
Area
NSW: CAPITAL REGION
GPS:
-36.2400083, 149.1104009
Nearby Sights/Things To Do
🏕️ The Alpine Tourist Park – Adaminaby, NSW
📍 Description & Location
Nestled in the high country of the Snowy Mountains, The Alpine Tourist Park sits right in Adaminaby, a historic town famed for trout fishing, skiing, and its massive “Big Trout” statue! The park lies conveniently on the Snowy Mountains Highway, making it a perfect base for exploring Kosciuszko National Park or heading to the ski fields of Selwyn.
🛠️ Facilities and Amenities
Self-contained cabins, motel units, and powered/unpowered campsites
Amenities block with hot showers, toilets, and laundry
Camp kitchen and BBQ area
Pet-friendly (check restrictions)
Playground and open grassy areas
Free Wi-Fi near the office
Close to local shops, pub, and trout fishing supplies
🛻 Vehicle Access
2WD accessible all year
Ample space for caravans, trailers, and motorhomes
Direct sealed road access via Snowy Mountains Highway
Winter-ready with clear signage and snow condition info for nearby areas
🕰️ History
Adaminaby has a fascinating past: the original town was relocated in the 1950s during the creation of Lake Eucumbene for the Snowy Hydro Scheme. This grand engineering feat remains a symbol of Australia's postwar growth and multicultural legacy. The tourist park has long served as a haven for skiers, anglers, and history buffs alike.
🏕️ Nearby Campgrounds
Yarrangobilly Village Campground – Set in the national park, great for hot springs access
Three Mile Dam campground – Free and wild, near Selwyn Snow Resort
Providence Portal – A peaceful lakeside site, excellent for fishing
🌄 Nearby Attractions
Lake Eucumbene – One of Australia's premier trout fishing lakes
Selwyn Snow Resort – Family-friendly skiing and snowboarding (seasonal)
Yarrangobilly Caves and Thermal Pool – Subterranean wonders and warm waters
Big Trout – The iconic 10m sculpture, a quirky must-see
Snowy Hydro Discovery Centre (in Cooma) – Learn about the legendary hydro scheme
💬 Reviews Summary
Guests often highlight:
“Warm and welcoming hosts”
“Very clean and well-kept amenities”
“Perfect location for snow or fishing trips”
“Great value and quiet atmosphere”
“Town charm with mountain magic”
This cozy, well-equipped park makes a brilliant basecamp—whether you're chasing trout, snowflakes, or just a quiet mountain sunrise.
