It’s hard to get in here because of mud.

If you’re in a pickle, sure, this could work - but otherwise wouldn’t bother. Certainly not friendly for anything other than small vehicles

The best way to describe the place is: muddy and dirty. There’s even a burnt car in the middle of the place. By far the worst free camping we have visited.

Very difficult to access in a car even in the dry. Craters, hills and ruts on the entrance, the sites all torn up by 4x4’s too. Looks like the local dumping ground

We stayed here for one night, except of the rubbish around its pretty good. No toilets, no bins but quiet and lots of space, right in the woods. Ideal for people who are self-contained and enjoying space in the woods. Went there with a 4WD during summer, ground was really dry but can imagine that it’s nearly impossible to get there without 4WD during raining periods.

Great spot to stay for free, just a piece of land, but worked for us. Very quiet.

Not really a good camping side. Very hard to get there if there was any rain in the last 2 days. I had a 4x4 so i could get there but another guys just go back because he couldn't go diarrhée. There is nothing there only mud and a plain area.

Entirely in the forest, the road is unpaved and deeply rutted. Therefore, it's only suitable for 4x4s. We were completely alone; only a gutted, somewhat bizarre-looking car was left standing there. In the evening, two kangaroos walked right past us. Very quiet. No restrooms, self-catering only.

Its alright. Muddy way. We didn't have 4x4 and it was a rainy day but it was ok. No one here just a trashy old car and some more trash.

Not reachable in rainy condition. We were driving a 2-Berth self contained camper. Much safer option to go with Bewong rest area.