


10 Reviews
The site is only 4WD accessible. Too big potholes for normal vans, and muddy in the rain
Really nice spot, stayed one night. It’s was extremely busy, get there earlier the better. Gravel has about 3 spots of big potholes and a fair bit of corrugating just before the campground. Plenty of fire wood either side of the gravel road. Would have stayed longer but time didn’t allowed. Tiny bit of signal in the roof tent.
Great spot, surrounded by nature with decent drop toilets. The gravel road in is roughly 10k with bit potholes. We managed it with a 2WD but it took a long while. Worth if for us though, Great fishing spot. Shame about the amount of rubbish that has been left behind by previous campers. There are no bins so please prepare yourself with rubbish bags to take with you. If you brought it with you, you can bring it back
Stayed here for two nights and it was absolutely brilliant! All other places along lake tyers were closed so we chose this as a last resort. The campsite is very clean, it has clean toilets and fire pits but nothing else (bring your own water). The beach is about 100 meters away and is beautiful and there's plenty of wildlife about. The road in is quite rough and maybe unsuitable for 2wd in bad weather, plus a local told us that the campsite often floods in heavy rain. All in all worth a stay !
Nice spot. Secluded from the wind. Lots of site options with fire places. Bit of a dirt road to get there but an easy drive (4WD not needed). No phone reception which was nice to switch off
secluded free site with only few spots and ample space, so even if you come late you’ll likely find a spot. highly recommend if you don‘t mind a rough sea and basic dunny, but enjoy being off the major tourist path (especially after the Great Ocean Road). wait for the wildlife to show up whilst having a campfire in the fire pits on site. Unfortunately people tossed some litter in the bushes. access via dirt road, which was mostly in a very good condition (no problem for us with our 2WD campervan)
Great spot. Sheltered from the wind and fire pits! Drop toilets with toilet paper and plenty of spaces to park. No swimming here, but saw a baby seal and a guy catch a salmon! Long dirt road to get here but well maintained for any car.
Amazing peaceful camp tucked behind the dunes of a beautiful beach. Fits our 18ft van perfect Road very well maintained
Great area, lots of goannas to spot. Beach is a little rough and fishing seems to yield excellent results. Rough road to drive down in a 2wd campervan, but doable
Lovely little campsite right by the beach, little fire pits. Two drop toilets