Cheela Plains Station Stay

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Team Cheela, campsite manager, Anycamper since July 2020

This listing has been verified by the campsite manager and was last updated September 2024.

6 Reviews

Bruce M.

3 months ago

Basic but quite adequate! Nice grassy oval all caravans circle around! Great atmosphere around the large campfire and barbecue each afternoon! Helpful Camp Hosts. Some spectacular walks and views.

Horatio

2 years ago

Sabina

3 years ago

Kate H.

4 years ago

What a wonderful place! We had a big drive to get here and so treated ourselves to the family room on arrival :) which was lovely, clean and you have a separate shower/ toilet or can use the main camp... Read more

Kim & Shane

6 years ago

We had a great stay at this station. We met the camp host and the owners they were lovely people. Amenities are new, great camp kitchen. Also a cafe for coffee and cake.

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Top Questions

Julie D. 2 years ago

Question:

Is the road in sealed? Or at least okay for none off road vans

Answer:

Hi Julie, Cheela Plains is 1km off the main road and it is unsealed but definitely accessible with 2WD. by Team C.

Answer:

Thanks so much. by Julie D.

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Listing type

Campsite

No. of sites

28

Caravans

Yes

Cabins Available

Yes

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