Big River campground

Features

Popular

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  Free
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  Toilets
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  BBQ Areas
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  Swimming
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  Allows fires

3 Reviews

April S.

1 month ago

A beautiful and grassy campsite with lots of room to spread out. The campsite has one drop toilet which was clean and appeared to be well maintained. The river itself was quite shallow in front of the... Read more

Michelle D.

3 years ago

Nice little campsite in the national Park. There is a river far below (there is no access from the site) but it has a really nice view. The road to the campsite is rough - it is 1km past the Spring Gully site, and that road is a bit tough. There is wildlife around, so I would recommend walking around with a torch after dark if you want to spot kangaroos, possums, wombats etc. No power, no water, but clean toilets are available. Most of the site has a gentle slope, but not too bad. Easy to put pegs in. Bring your own soap and wash water.

Kienan B.

4 years ago

Drop toilet, bring your own water. Check National Parks website for directions, google is wrong if it tries to take you via Hulk Rd. Has stairs down to the river with fire pits and picnic tables avail... Read more

Top Questions

Peter H. 2 years ago

Question:

How is it out there at the moment? Road in ok?

Answer:

Self answering. Road is a bit more rutted than previous years. I notice it is scheduled for some maintenance soon. by Peter H.

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