Plenty of pitches available, with picnic tables and toilets (not very clean). The water point wasn't working when we were there. Be aware that there's about 12km of gravel road with large potholes. Overall, a positive review.

Very quiet & plenty of space with the convenience of drop toilets & non-drinkable water tanks. Dirt track not too difficult although there were a few potholes to be mindful of. Very patch phone service. Would recommend & return.

Very nice, fire pits, everything BYOB, but no toilet paper. A plus: a water tank with a tap (handy for washing dishes or if you need water to cook pasta). We even saw kangaroos. Getting there: Gravel road, definitely doable in 2WD. No cell phone signal.

Stayed one night, 10kms of gravel road with heaps of pot holes and steep hills (2WD can survive when it's dry season season), very quiet and alot of shades, alot of areas for pitching tents, little area for campervans, uneven grounds in alot of areas, decent dump toilets. Phone signals was low.

Stayed one night mid November mid week, very quiet not many people around, a lot of space to pitch a tent or park up. Toilets were decent not smelly or disgusting! A few kangaroos around I’d definitely stay here again! Phone signal very patchy with Optus

Nice area to spend the night in the middle of the forest. Unsealed road to get to it but easy to get to. Plenty of dry toilets, tables, fire pits, and water tanks (not drinkable). Room for approx 40 people with plenty of space.

Closed for construction at the minute however we found a place to camp for the night in the forest. No toilet but the closest town is 15 minutes away with public toilet.

Appears to be closed with a temporary fence across the road going into the campground.

Temporary closed due to the burn. Flashing board directs to go for more info to app

A nice enough spot but the flys were immense. Seemed to be attracted to all the heritage trees? Swarms of them made it quite unpleasant, luckily they dissipated with the rain.