Aysons Reserve

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  Pets Allowed
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  Free
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  Toilets
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  Swimming
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  Allows fires

16 Reviews

Sue F.

2 weeks ago

Great place very familiarly friendly and safe for women. No charge toilets no shower except cold near a road and river a good bolt hole

DaveDuff CampInNature

10 months ago

Huge area, lots of places to pull up, park up set up. I wouldn’t swim here but could be a good fishing spot. On the side of the road easy access for all. 1 toilet block onsite.

nuffy

3 years ago

Heaps of room very little noise at night need a permit if staying more than two days.

Steve R.

3 years ago

A very good Camp with plenty of room for your van or tent right on the river...basic toilet but better than nothing. Some noise at night due to some semi trailers doing there job but still a fantastic place.

Karen

3 years ago

Stayed 10 days beginning with Labour Day long weekend and a Toyota Coaster Catch Up event. Met some great people with camper numbers ranging from <10 - 60<...plenty of space for all. The river was a l... Read more

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Top Questions

Lauren H. 4 years ago

Question:

Is it busy this time of year? Looking for a new campground to head to in couple weeks.

Answer:

It is reasonably busy year round due to its location, proximity to town, amenities, and notoriety. by Josh C.

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Corey B. 5 years ago

Question:

Is there any good hidden camp spots around rochester elmre area ?

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Nearby locations

• Central Murray
• Burnewang