Great free spot at the top of the town. Quick walk into town, as well as the whole town being walkable. Stream that runs past, with plenty of wild animals that come along. Good amount of spaces to choose from and the toilets were decent too, as well as a public BBQ, however no showers. Would recommend, but also recommend visiting the town on a Wednesday or a Weekend as that seems to be when most of the attractions are open!

屋上テントや車両で一晩以上滞在することをお勧めしません。車両のための小さなグラブの休憩スペースだけです。清潔な洗浄トイレと流れる水はプラスです。

街の中心部からわずか5分の徒歩で非常に素敵で美しいキャンプ場! 良いトイレと水槽だけの欠点:特に週末にスーパーで急速に充填し、トレイラーは多くのスペースを取ります! 駐車場を得るために早めにそこにいる。

At the top for vans or caravans and motorhomes. It is possible to put your tent in one place. The site can accommodate 8 vehicles. Toilets, garbage cans, picnic table and BBQ. Located within walking distance of all village attractions

Campground has re-opened for campervans/motorhomes but not really suitable for tents right now due to boggy ground. There's flushing toilets and a covered cooking area, and firepits on the grassy areas. A really good freecamp spot!

The camp ground is closed at present due to flooding in stringers Creek that has washed away part of the camping area , it is going to be repaired, so until that happens please check before going, the Chinese Gardens camp ground is also closed

Large site, space for a dozen vehicles plus grass area for camping. Was busy on a Friday night, probably due to size, easy access and being close to Walhalla. Good location though could get noisy at weekends. No phone reception.

We spent two quiet nights here. Perfect location to explore the town and take the Australian Alps walking routes. The town is fairly secluded and up a windy road so would advise arriving in daylight. Toilets were fine and lit up at night time.

Nice little campsite close to town! Check the water before you use it, the tap mounted to a wooden pole has little swimming bugs in the water

Walhalla is a little gem nestled in a deep valley and North Gardens Campground is perfectly located to explore the area. Best suited to campers (who can setup in the central grass area) and smaller vehicles there was still enough space for our van, our friend’s camper trailer and a few other caravans. We spent two nights here exploring the town’s rich history, riding the steam train, doing the mine tour and meandering through the cemetery. The campsite and the whole town are dog friendly. We would definitely stay again but might try for mid-week to have more space and experience the ‘serenity’ :-) WAK