We recently stayed for 4 nights camping, horrible experience, large groups of people invading the camp ground area, not the day visitor area which is across the other side of the lake, night time people urinating next to our tent, groups of non Australian people Taunting people and mimicking songs and other peoples languages, these people are not indigenous people but will mimick indigenous music being played and telling people to leave for no reason, making rude gestures from the barbecue area

Perfect spot for a night in nature. You can see plenty of wildlife, birds, kangaroos, possums and even a koala. 20 dollars per family honesty box. Hot showers, toilets and lovely bbq area. No swimming in lake.

Open, and plenty of people there on the weekends. Fireplaces available, should bring own firewood as gathering wood from forest is not allowed. Beautiful lake, but no swimming. Saw koalas and kangaroos wander around the campsite in the morning hours.

No swimming, generators or dogs.

Advised by information centre in Hampton that Creesbrook Dam camp has re-opened.

Completely closed!!!!

Absolutely beautiful! Make a fire and enjoy the wildlife!

For $ 8 camping in the middle of the kangaroos, in also saw an Obama! Seen on the lake, unlimited hot shower, perfect place !!