Sleeping in your car in NSW is a legal grey area, and the fines can depend on where you park. Generally, if you’re caught sleeping in a car where it’s explicitly prohibited, such as no camping zones or private property without permission, you could be slapped with fines ranging from $100 to $300 AUD. Local councils and police enforce these rules to discourage overnight camping in unsuitable areas.
That said, if you’re just taking a quick nap in a safe, legal parking spot (think rest stops), you’re less likely to attract a fine. Always check signage, as some areas have strict rules against it. For more precise info, have a squiz at local council regulations or ServiceCentral for penalty details.
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