Spring Gully campground

Features

Popular

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  Free
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  Toilets
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  BBQ Areas
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  Swimming
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  Allows fires

7 Reviews

Guest A.

7 months ago

Guest A.

2 years ago

Lee l.

3 years ago

Isolated. Track leads down to the river. Drop toilets, fire pits & picnic tables. Drive/park/camp anywhere. Bring own water & firewood.

Anycamper

3 years ago

Great spot. Quiet, not many other campers due to the isolation. Make sure you have everything with you. Loved it

Richard M.

4 years ago

Great spot. Pretty isolated. On a recent Friday night there were only 2 other campers. River was shallow, but lying down in it was great for cooling off. Would be great with more water flowing. Clean toilets, some good tables and fire pits set up.

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Top Questions

Olivia K. 11 months ago

Question:

Do you need to book before arrival?

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Peter S. 1 year ago

Question:

Is it safe to tow a 17ft single axle poptop caravan to spring gully cheers pete ?

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Yep not a problem at all by Peter D.

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Sorry, not sure this is a different Spring Gully by Peter D.

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Spring gully goulbourn River National Park by Peter S.

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Details

Listing type

Campsite

No. of sites

20

Allotted Site

Yes

Management

National Parks

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Average temperature

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