


10 Reviews
A really great spot with fantastic views in a quiet location with a nearby walk. Fee is $15 cash into an honesty box and showers are $1 for 3 mins for hot water. Cold water is free and warm enough to use in summer. Toilets and showers are clean. There’s the occasional bit of noise from the nearby railway line but it’s no issue. The spot is near water so bug spray needed. For those staying, drinking water is to the right of the gents (tap with the sink) and there is also non-potable water.
Not a bad place to stopa bit noisy with the trains but facilities are good. $15 volunteer payment
A place lost in the bush, an extraordinary community. Of course we arrived during a fundraiser but the atmosphere was so family and friendly. $15 a night, hot shower... simple, perfect! And breakfast with the local kangaroos and birds! A must have and see! Thank you Saint Lawrence rec ground!
Lot of space, possibility for sunny or shadowy campsites. Beautiful nature with lots of wildlife in walking distance. Clean amenities, hot shower $1 for 3 minutes. $15 for 1 night. You can put the money in a donation box next to the amenities.
Had a lovely night at St Lawrence. Beautiful sunset. Great walk round the wetlands. With a Gazebo at the end to watch the sunset and wildlife from. Hint, take supplies for happy hour there. $15 dollars per site per night, payable honesty box next to toilet block. Well maintained facilities. BBQs and lots of covered seating overlooking the wetlands. Some grasses areas and paddock over the back where you can camp with lots of kangaroos. Pub shortish walk away. Thanks St Lawrence community
Super beautiful and quiet! Very clean toilets and showers (hot ones for $1). Saw lots of kangaroos and wallabies, as well as a variety of birds.
$14 per vehicle. Need to go to the council building in town to pay. Toilets and showers were okay. Cannot stress how many bugs there were here and for that reason I'd probably not come back.
Beautiful place!!! Lots of kangaroos and now its 14$.
Beautiful spot, lots of Roos and great stars. No potable water
A great quiet place with outback feeling. Shops are a long way (local essential needs available) and nothing else then one dollar shower for 3min and clean toilets. It’s old but works fine especially when self-contained! Kangaroos were on a field direct adjacent to the camp site and numerous bird species for the ornithologists.