Casuarina Camp Ground

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  Toilets
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  Allows fires

2 Reviews

Guest A.

3 years ago

Brad

3 years ago

Great spot, toilets and cold showers. Well maintained camping and day visit areas. Creek that runs behind and great walks up the mountains. Fire pits but bring your own wood.

Top Questions

Alana L. 7 months ago

Question:

Is NP and State parks different ?

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Adam B. 3 years ago

Question:

Is it dog friendly and are there quiet isolated spots please ?

Answer:

No dogs as it’s a national park. Camping up top is away from everyone. National park website has available spaces so you’ll know how many people are there. by Brad

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Caravans

Yes

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State Forest

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