Old Camp Camping Area

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  Pets Allowed
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  Free
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  Toilets
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  Swimming
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  Allows fires

3 Reviews

Foreign E.

7 months ago

Lady’s well and the surrounding river was absolutely stunning unfortunately I didn’t feel safe enough camping at this site due to the poor upkeep and quality of the campsite. There was rubbish everyw... Read more

Guest A.

4 years ago

Ethan A.

5 years ago

Old Camp is close to toilets, bins and a lot of beautiful swimming spots on the Allyn River, including Ladies Well. It’s the most popular campsite in Chichester State Forest and unfortunately, signs of its use are everywhere. Between broken glass and bottle tops, the campsite is not somewhere you can walk around barefoot. The rubbish doesn’t have to ruin your camping experience though as Old Camp’s facilities and location are very good and the river does not have anywhere near as much litter as the camping area.

Top Questions

Gina M. 4 years ago

Question:

Does anyone know if there is water flowing through ladies well/old camp at the moment?

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Jamie E. 5 years ago

Question:

is this campground suitable for large groups?

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Jamie E. 5 years ago

Question:

Is this campground busy during the first couple of weeks of september?

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I think you’ll be fine but that’s about the time it starts to get busy by Mike W.

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State Forest

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Nearby locations

• Mount Royal National Park
• Barrington Tops National Park
• Hunter
• Upper Allyn