Northbrook Mountain remote bush camp

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  Allows fires

3 Reviews

Guest A.

4 years ago

Cody c.

4 years ago

Bit of a hike in but awesomely secluded and has some great views at the summit that is nearby.

Itchy F.

4 years ago

This is a walk-in bush camp with people usually parking at the Lawton Road gate on Northbrook Parkway. There is no water at the campsite although there is (untreated) water in a water tank at the intersection of England Creek & Lawton Roads (roughly 600m away.) it’s about a 400 m walk to the summit of Northbrook Mountain which is worth the look.

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Ross B. 3 years ago

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Is it pet friendly ?

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Sorry, the bush camp is within D’Aguilar National Park so domestic animals are permitted. by Itchy F.

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“are NOT permitted by Itchy F.

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• Brisbane
• England Creek