


10 Reviews
Decent and clean offered by national park.
Would definitely recommend this campground. It is great value at $20 a night for power (2 people), you do need a parks pass though to enter. They do not take bookings, so for the best chance to secure a spot, I would recommend arriving by midday. There are lots of nice walks to do in the national park.
Really great location by the visitor centre. Friendly and helpful wardens. Self booking $16 unpowered. Pitches are all numbered and when you pay you get a ticket to put on your pitch so you can driveaway and it's reserved. Very popular so arrive early. If no available pitches walk around and check the leaving dates on people's tickets. Toilets good. Laundry. Showers with tokens. Totally recommend. Lots of wildlife!
Nice pitches with all the facilities 40aud for a water elec gray water camper van. Token shower 2aud 4 minutes payable by card on site. No reservations, 1st come, first served. Take your location early and the payment coupon is used to keep the location in a pocket on each site if you go for a walk.
$16 for an unpowered site. 4 min shower for $2. Everything was clean, on a river and close to the national park. I recommend!
Very nice place. Great value for money as it's just 20$ for a powered site. Facilities are good. Be aware that there is only a narrow gravel road up to Lake Dobson and not recommended for larger campervans.
Lovely camp and very well priced at $20 powered and $16 unpowered. Self register with cash on site or card at visitor centre. Facilities include laundry 4 x $1 coins to wash and same to dry. Showers by token bought in laundry $2 for 4 mins.
This is a well run, picturesque campsite with really good facilities. An impressive visitor centre and walks suitable for all fitness levels. Just sorry we hadn't planned to stay longer. Just $20 for a powered site, making it very good value relative to other sites.
Very nice campsite and well located, on the banks of the river. Hot shower (paid) and clean toilets! The campsite was marked full but when arriving at the front it was written except for tents so plan to arrive early unless you have a tent there may be a patch of grass for you. Plenty of picnic tables available with kitchen! I didn't see it until the next day but you can do the Russell Falls walk to see the glow worms at night!
Great campground. Not too busy when I was there (1-2 Jan). Close to visitor centre, cafe and walks. Clean amenities. Good shower (needs token).