Little Yabba Creek Rest Area

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  Free
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  Toilets
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  Swimming
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  Allows fires

9 Reviews

Drue g.

9 months ago

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auscampers12

9 months ago

Stayed here for a night. Was fine. Toilets are a slightly weird set up but did the job. Someone had decided not to use the toilet though and left a nice present by a tree for us, so we had to move when we realised. Someone else started screaming violently in the middle of the night but I guess it just depends on who you get on the day. Zero phone reception. 5/10.

Peris S.

1 year ago

TanDaz

1 year ago

This is a one night only stay. I found it to be quite roomy, few campers around being the end of school holidays (Jan). Creek was awesome, nice walking track nearby. Toilets are drop pits (be prepared for smell). I would stay again.

Kylie B.

2 years ago

Beautiful spot. Has drop toilets kept clean enough. Camp sites have fireplace if you bring your own firewood. Nice and quiet with other campers respecting each other's space and noise levels. Lovel... Read more

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Top Questions

Nada R. 2 years ago

Question:

Any service for vodafone here?

Answer:

No service for anything sorry by Peris S.

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