Northcliffe BUSH CAMP

Features

Popular

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  Pets Allowed
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  Toilets
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  Drinking Water
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  BBQ Areas
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  Powered sites
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  Allows fires

Verified listing

Mike Beanland, campsite manager, Anycamper since February 2024

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

5 Reviews

Anycamper

2 years ago

Quiet, peaceful camp with hot showers, flushing toilets and 7 lakes with walks and if you are lucky you may even see a Quokka.

vixter

3 years ago

A nice couple of nights in the bush land. The Caretakers made us welcome. Great prices powered or unpowered. An artistic visit with the toilet block camp lounge and kitchen. Huge nightly fire outside.... Read more

Andrew T.

5 years ago

A very relaxing place to stay, good number of camp sites with basic but clean facilities.

Alysha D.

5 years ago

An little hidden gem with home made amenity blocks made from recycled car and building materials, really clean. Lower sites are grassed others are sandy yet shady. great walking tracks. such great val... Read more

Helen G.

5 years ago

What a great find!! Tourist information in Pemberton recommended this campground. If you like rustic this is the place for you and it is cheap. There are electric pitched for 4 units but otherwise you are on non powdered sites. For 5 bucks each it is great!! Quirky and fun.

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