Noojee Toorongo Falls Campground

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  Pets Allowed
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  Free
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  Toilets
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  Allows fires

37 Reviews

Harry S.

3 months ago

Great facilities, busy as hell, got drenched, amazing waterfall

Luke s.

7 months ago

A great campsite not too far from Melbourne. If going on a weekend be sure to get there as early as possible as it fills up quick. There’s also a great walk with views of the falls.

Tyler F.

7 months ago

For a free spot, it is very well maintained. Has steel drums for fires and picnic tables everywhere. Dropper toilets are very clean and filled with toilet paper. No water to wash hands but multiple sanitizer bottles provided. Has a creek that runs by the camp that is swimmable but very rocky. 15 minute walk up along the creek will take you to the waterfall and 20 minute drive away from Noojee Pub. Would definitely stay here again

Nathan E.

8 months ago

Edward B.

8 months ago

Very scenic campsite, gets busy so get down early. Right on the river and a short drive from the pub!

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Top Questions

Eva Worrell-Smith 7 months ago

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Is there mobile reception?

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Maurizio De Spirt 7 months ago

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Hi good people. Is the camp side busy?

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It's a free camp so does get busy on weekends, but if you arrive early you should be ok as there are plenty of sites. by Dennis M.

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Billy L. 7 months ago

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Does it get busy after Easter ends??

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Chris S. 5 years ago

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Can you ride dirt bikes there ?

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Nearby locations

• Gippsland
• Noojee