


10 Reviews
Be prepared to drive a dirt road for over hour to get there.
Access to the campsite possible with a two-wheel drive vehicle (made with a family car) in dry or slightly humid weather. In case of rain I don't think it's possible without a 4x4, the road being dotted with many holes. Once up there, the place is calm and pleasant.
Great large grassy spot with beautiful views, quite busy with locals and 4WDers. Can swim in the river. Road condition as of Feb 2021: a few small holes to watch for but managed easily with 2WD van. However unable to go beyond the campsite (to the Castle walking track) as road washed out/rutted- would need 4WD/higher clearance.
Came here on the 13th December 2020. A long dirt road drive to get to the site. Most vehicles should be fine. Nice area with clean fresh water river and many campsites. But was very hot, humid, way too many flies and very loud Cicadas.
We took adventurous drive here at night. Gravel road not so bad, some deep holes, be careful, you can make it with 2wd. Big wombats here ? Plenty of space, without fee. ! If you drive here just because of pigeon mountain trail, it Is Unfortunately closed.
Extremely beautiful spot, so many birds, Wombats etc around. BUT: be aware that the road there is not in great condition, it took us forever to get there in a 2WD and it would not have been possible in bad weather.
Many nice spots after a long 4wd road. Busy with locals at the moment as it is Easter week. Think bbqs, music and fog from all the open fires
A free site. A long drive on 4WD type of terrain road which is a challenge. Quite and drop toilets. No water.
Had a great time here with lots of swimming and walking. Large areas to camp with tents and you can take your dog- awesome. And the drop toilets are new!
Beautiful spot went their for a day trip to check it out was very refreshing the drop toilet's where very very clean I recommend it but get there early cuz it does get very busy