1770 Eco camp

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  Pets Allowed
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  Drinking Water
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  BBQ Areas
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  Powered sites
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  Showers
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  Allows fires

2 Reviews

Raphael N.

4 days ago

Good Campground We stayed here for two nights as a group of three for 100 AUD. Facilities: The showers are new but use saltwater and weren’t the cleanest, though still acceptable. Toilets were reasonably clean as well. Common Areas: The kitchen area was nice and included a ping-pong table, an 8-Ball Pool Table and a TV, which added to the overall experience. Environment: Be prepared for many mosquitoes and frogs around the campground. Location: It’s conveniently located just a 2-minute drive from Agnes Water. Also offers Yoga and a Swimmingpool on the other campground wich is approximately 600-800meters away Overall, it’s a good spot for a short stay, though a bit of improvement in cleanliness would make it even better.

Damian D.

5 months ago

Great spot. Not cramped up like most caravan parks. Our site even had our own picnic table and fire pit.

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Nearby locations

• Agnes Water