Roaring Meg

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1 Review

Teguh J.

2 years ago

Decent distance from telegraph saddle car park. Next to the entry point to south point track. There are upper level and lower level. Upper level is a bit more spacious and dry, next to entrance to south point (so more traffic), got table and closer to toilet. Lower level is quieter, next to stream/ water source, and pathway to lighthouse, a bit more damp. A good spot to spent a night if you do the loop, otherwise no particular wow factor.

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R R. 4 years ago

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How much for a piwered tent site?

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Depends on time of year, December 2020 was 7 bucks a night by Emily C.

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Wait sorry there’s no powered sites at roaring Meg - drop dunny and a patch of grass is all by Emily C.

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