Lilydale Falls Reserve

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  Pets Allowed
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  Free
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  Toilets
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  BBQ Areas
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  Allows fires

11 Reviews

Bryer N.

5 months ago

Nice and close to township

Skye S.

8 months ago

Very cool spot hidden in the forest just off a quiet road. Short walk to the falls. Good fire pits. Only annoying thing is you can’t drive on grass area so awnings and roof top tents can be awkward

Samuel B.

1 year ago

Phoebe W.

2 years ago

Toilets not working but the council are onto it. Very friendly guys saying hello to the dogs. Cleaner however not, grumpily asking if the dogs are on leads when she can clearly see they are. Abandone... Read more

Kendra

3 years ago

Had intended to stay the night but not suitable for camper trailer. Sites too small and very close to the road. More suited to motor homes.

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Nearby locations

• Launceston and the North
• Lilydale