Coorongooba campground

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  Free
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  Toilets
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  BBQ Areas
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  Allows fires

11 Reviews

Luke G.

2 months ago

Cracker of a campsite!! Plenty of wildlife & pretty quiet this time of year (best time to go, too busy in summer)

Jemimah S.

6 months ago

Perfect campground for families with young kids. My 2 year old had a blast. Lovely shallow swimming area and clean toilets. Would definitely be back.

gee

1 year ago

We stayed here a few months ago One of the best spots with shallow swimming Great for families,with Lace monitors kangaroos Nice clean toilets Good for 2WD caravans tents etc

Lachlan

1 year ago

Lovely site. Be careful of river crossing on your way in. If it has rained you will need a 4wd

Debra B.

2 years ago

Beautiful peaceful spot with stunning views. Toilets and fire pits. Would be equally as perfect in warmer months for swimming.

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Lucy L. 3 years ago

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Can we go with 2wd ??

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