Great experience in May, we slept in a tent in the middle of a primary forest ❤️ there is a swimming area and there is a toilet. place yet relatively isolated, not very large and low telephone network.

Amazing ! No one else there, toilets were clean. No wind, plenty of space and even a small river. We saw some koalas and wallabies on the way. Easily accessible with a 2WD car, a bit narrow for camping cars. Signal was very low, phone only

The place is nice, with toilets and several parking spaces available. However, I strongly advise against it for caravans and non-4WD vehicles, as there are 12km of potholes and muddy terrain. I also advise against going there when it's raining; I had the unpleasant surprise of finding leeches on my legs when I went to the toilet.

The road is closed for construction (end of September). Signs <not suitable for campervans and coaches / 4WD< StreetLooks pretty muddy

Not suitable for caravan’s or trailers JW

Very small and was full when we turn up late. No signal. Nice drive in with some of the biggest eucalyptus I’ve seen.

Great campsite, road wasn't too hard to drive on with my 2wd, but it was very busy and not very big, some people even camped in the car park area opposite No Optus signal

The site entry is a bit hard to reach due to a bad road and many curves in the forest. Campsite itself is super good and you can take a morning shower in the nearby river 100m away.

It was very cool there and the toilets were a bit remote. A little bumpy to get to, but a wonderful place. The signal is available again about 20 minutes away by car.

Stayed for one night, nice quiet spot with a short walk to a stream, curious Yellow Robin’s around in the morning and saw an owl on the way in at night. The drive down to it is a bit of a rough 10 minute track down hill (then up again in the morning), please look out for Swamp Wallabies on the road and other wildlife!