The place is great but be mindful that the ground near the lake is extremely muddy, we had to help a group of German backpackers that got buried in mud to their axle!

The actual place is flooded but there is a elevated area, muddy but level. Technically you should have a National Park Pass to go there. But no prohibition signs for camping. 2 km away toilets and dump station. Good 4G reception.

So beautiful!! Idk how many sites there is as we stop on the second one we Saw cause the view was incredible. So we don't know how many sites there are but a camping car drive by and we heard them coming back to park on thé site next to us (but we couldn't see them as there are many trees so it's really good). You can be more than one on one site. No facilités no signal but What a sunset view ! Many flies in deed and mosquitoes

Very beautiful lake to camp by in an RV. Absolutely lovely view in the morning.

Hard to find where the sites are but we were just 2 vehicles in this big area! Remote, it was nice near the sites but when you go closer to the "lake" a lot of trees are cut and we couldn't see the lake and it was not during a dry season. Good location close to Lake St Clair

Seems that there have bin a bushfire around - Looks like a cememtary:( I suppose it was beautiful before

Awesome spot. Wouldn’t go down there if it’s raining tho. There are 2 entry/exit points. One is steep and one is nice and smooth. Managed to get our big ducato van down there. Can have fires and fish.

Very rocky, plenty of spots, beautiful view on the Lake/river ^^, fire pits. No amenities.

A lot of rocks and few flat spots only It seems more like a river than a lake though

Great little place to stay for a night or two. Very quiet and really peaceful. Fire pits in most sites. Heaps of little annoying flies but it’s by a lake so to be expected.