
10 Reviews
You have to book it in advance ($7.45 per person). We arrived at late night (around 9pm) and it was plenty of room for many more. Place is big, with toilets, open spaces and lots of shade. No phone signal. Very close to the falls. It is up hill to the mountain so be ready for a zig zag long road. Many cows on the road sometimes.
We stayed here in May 2024. This is a bushcamp. The amenities exceeded already all other bushcamps we saw. A cold shower, several toilets and some taps with (non drinkable) water is luxury in such camps. The sites are separated (several meters apart) which provides you some privacy. The day use area beside the CP is not the one of the Wallaman Falls. That is 1km away. The temperature is typically 5 degrees below the temperature in Ingham. Consider that when planning to camp in a rain forest.
It’s nice place in the mountains
Great campsite near the waterfall, more pleasant weather than further down and you can even see turtles and a few wallabies
Loved it. Bloody cold shower but otherwise the wallabies are great, the falls greater and good vibes all round. Bit cooler than the lower areas along the coast.
Beautiful and quiet campsite. There are plenty of pitches if you line up the campervans correctly, but some park taking up too much space. Reservation to be made online before arriving. A little expensive for my taste in relation to the services because the toilets were dirty, no barbecue and ONLY ONE SHOWER which is cold. Just good for stopping off at the falls next door.
A beautiful quiet camp site. Definitely book before you go as there is no reception at all. Beautiful easy walk to the lookout from the campsite and highly recommend the walk down to the gorge.
The campground wasn’t too big, the fire pits were super dirty we couldn’t make a fire properly. Bathrooms okey and the place is amazing. The roads were pretty good but just be careful with speed bc many animals on the way!
Temporarily closed (until the end of Nov probably).
Nice basic campground. Beware of the ballants nests on the outer campsites