Five Rocks Camping Area

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  Toilets
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  Allows fires

1 Review

Elliott F.

3 years ago

Absolutely beautiful spot in Byfield National Park. Surrounded by lots of trees and only a 600m walk down to the beach. We were lucky enough to see a beautiful Dingo nearby. Plenty of 4WD to do and t... Read more

Top Questions

Peter C. 4 years ago

Question:

What is Big sandy like at the moment? Has anyone done much fishing off the rocks and 9 mile beach?

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Peter C. 4 years ago

Question:

What is Big sandy like at the moment? Has anyone done much fishing off the rocks and 9 mile beach?

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Nearby locations

• Byfield National Park
• Capricorn
• Stockyard