Red Bluff

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  Pets Allowed
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  Toilets
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  Swimming
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  Allows fires

6 Reviews

Alana L.

2 years ago

Amazing spot and there is even a day spa!

Anycamper

2 years ago

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Sam

3 years ago

Pets are allowed here, but the owner does have a kelpie that will do the morning rounds, that did not like my dog (both intact males) so we had a couple of issues and left early. But apart from that i... Read more

Mike W.

5 years ago

We had a wonderful week here and stayed in the luxury tents for 2 days (which had running water in the shared kitchen!) and then in the stone shack on the hill, which seems to have almost cult status.... Read more

Kate H.

5 years ago

What a stunning campsite! Wonderful place to stay, it’s far off the beaten track so be prepared for drop toilets and no water :) but definitely worth it! Hopefully we will be back here again and again.

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Cabins Available

Yes

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