One of the best campsites in NSW. Definitely book your site in advance ($6). Great flush toilets and sinks are available. The kangaroos and wombats in the evening are an absolute highlight. If you'd like to explore the valley a bit more, we recommend a kayaking tour with WET, where Mike and his son are incredibly friendly and provide excellent travel tips.

6$ réservation en ligne à l'avance, mais un endroit de camping agréable au milieu de la nature. Être prêt pour les kangourous comme voisins et les visites de wombat tard dans la nuit.

6 $ taxe de réservation, payez à l'avance sur le site! si bon marché pour un tel temps amusant, il y avait 5 toilettes de dames et 3 portaloos- 8 toilettes pour 6 $ wow ! il peut être assez mousseux après la pluie alors soyez prudent et préparé.

Vous devez RÉSERVER c'est seulement $ une nuit pour jusqu'à 6 personnes chaque véhicule. Vous pouvez réserver la location: https://nsw. Rezexpert. Com/book?business_code=500675 . Ils ont des caméras pour vous assurer que vous avez réservé.

Well maintained in the middle of nature. Advance registration is required but completely uncomplicated. Landed here by accident and were super excited!!?

One of our favourite camp spots. It’s not free anymore you have to book via water. Nsw/nsw parks but it’s only $6. Non -allocated spots. Pretty good considering it has an abundance of wildlife (wombats!), drinking water, bins, and clean toilets. Fitzroy falls lookout and hikes are only a short drive from here.

Very good for spotting womats. I give this one 5/5 suiiii

Lovely flat campsite with good toilets and taps outside to fill your jerry cans! Saw some wombats, kangaroos and a tonne of loud squarking parrots! Yay

Nice campground! You have to book, someone is checking at the entrance. Plenty of space but not always leveled. Toilets weren't clean but there are 2 sinks for the dishes and big bins. No showers. We met wombats, it was wonderful! And pretty river nearby

The place is spacious and beautifully situated in the valley. Toilet facilities are okay in themselves - the question is how the user leaves them. Many kangaroos (in the evening behind the fence, at night also between the campers) and a wombat were there too. We didn't have much going on - no cell phone reception