Unfortunately, the campsite is booked six months in advance. It's a wonderful spot for wildlife viewing and an ideal starting point for hikes. There's also a well-stocked general store nearby. Plenty of free parking is available for day visitors.

The online booking site is usually full. We arrived after 6 pm when it was impossible to book online, and there were spaces available everywhere. The person at the kiosk told us to take an available spot and pay at the visitor center the next day.

Maybe they should have some kind of check/check out system as everything seemed to be booked out but wasn’t. Lots of people didn’t show up as my friends were parked next to an empty spot for days but I could not get one spot for one night. Later I ran into a couple that came after me and they could get a spot. Vc did not want to help me get info about a hike that I wanted to do just because I wanted to do it in one day like many others instead of two. Such a shame. It’s the perfect location.

No water to site but plenty of taps about the place. All the wildlife you would expect in a national park. Keep anything you don’t want trampled locked away from wombats. Those scary noises at night are probably boobook owls. Handy general store on site. Would love to return in better weather ( the wind was wild during our stay)

Beautiful location. The floors of the toilets and showers were very dirty, even after the daily cleaning. There was a large, live spider in my shower, although the water was already warm. Reception is in the Visitor Center; we really had trouble finding it. No maps whatsoever, everything is only available via app. Laundry costs €6. Many birds and even a wombat walked right past the campsite.

Great place for a night or two. We stayed for one but wish we did two. So many nice walking trails and wildlife - especially at evening around 17-19. We had wallabys and wombats around us. We stayed at 31st avenue close to Hill Block, which was nice and more private than other places with a beautiful view at the mountains. Toilets and showers were outdated but alright. They’re renovating the whole place so this will be so lovely in a year or two from now.

Great place to spend the night! We had a powered site, not far from the showers and toilets, so good location. The facilities were clean with hot showers. There were a few people around us but that's part of the trip and it's nice!

A few powered sites, which looked more like a parking area than a campground. Amenities were fine. The surroundings are beautiful, with lots of wildlife. After sunset wildlife can wander around at the campsite. A lot of walking trails start at the camping or close-by. The visitors centre is opened until 4pm. Booking is required!

Very good campsite with clean toilets and showers! We saw wombats at night. Very busy, but a few pitches were still available.

Is it a good idea that National Parks are free? Or is it a token of in efficiency? We were only able to book 1 night, on both days the campground was fully booked and the campground was filled with vacant places, only on our avenue I counted at least 5 free spots! This experience had also visitors who were able to book the day before! The campground was these 2 days fully booked! The campground suffers from no shows and an extra day booking so no need to leave at 10. So no good idea IMHO.