Wilmot Dam Camp Site

Features

Popular

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  Pets Allowed
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  Free
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  Allows fires

2 Reviews

Jade S.

5 years ago

Drive to the very end of the road where you meet a yellow gate and turn left - you will see a ledge area to your right overlooking the lake (where we stayed) or continue down to bottom of the track where you will reach the boat ramp/lake area. Really are limited with the space you have here & not suitable for tent sleeping. Campers only I’d say, or those in a rooftop tent like us. Maybe space for only around 3-4 vehicles only as to not block access to lake, though a beautiful setting. No pokey locals or gunshots for us! We stayed here two nights we loved it so much and only 30 mins away from Cradle Mountain visitor centre. No toilets, so please remember your shovels etc to clean up after yourself! Too many places are ruined with skanky tissue everywhere.

Olivia S.

5 years ago

There are some scary locals poking around at night, heard a few gunshots at night. Didn’t sleep at all

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Nearby locations

• North West