Black Springs NP

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  Toilets
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  Swimming
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  Allows fires

4 Reviews

Tommygun

1 month ago

Right next to a stunning beach, the 4x4 track to get here was tough with some very deep sand. Lots of kangaroos around that aren't afraid of people and will come up to you. Mobile signal here is real... Read more

Steve

1 year ago

Visited here for 3 days. Beautiful spot very rough driving in 4wd only. Keep away from the Kangaroos especially the male one's. Ther were some swarming bee's. There's no fresh water so take plenty. Would like to visit again.

Mike M.

4 years ago

EPIC spot.

Jake R.

5 years ago

Beautiful spot in the national park right on the waters edge

Top Questions

Alex P. 3 years ago

Question:

Is it accessible with 2 wheel or all wheel drive?

Answer:

Definitely 4WD only by Christian Z.

Answer:

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Cameron 5 years ago

Question:

Is there beach driving need to get to this spot ?

Answer:

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Campsite

Management

National Parks

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