Rifle Creek Rest Area

Features

Popular

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  Pets Allowed
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  Toilets
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  Allows fires

6 Reviews

C K.

3 years ago

Basic Rest Area. Good size meaning you can get away from the road. Quite busy for the location. Fires are allowed and locals friendly

David M.

4 years ago

Very nice spot next to the intersection of main roads. Lots of trees, camping tables, trash bins and taps with untreated water. Fires are permitted but there are no official fireplaces so I just dug... Read more

Alicia P.

4 years ago

A good place to stop for a night or two. There is road noise but that's only a problem if you let it to be. Toilets x 2 are cleaned and kept tidy. The shower x 1 is cold only. Worth the $2 donation for a small town, not even the big towns offer this service.

Saskia C.

4 years ago

Good camp, no light in the facilities at night and cold showers.

Peter E.

5 years ago

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Top Questions

Liam S. 5 years ago

Question:

How much does it cost to stay here in a tent?

Answer:

Gold coin donation by Daniel R.

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Jack F. 5 years ago

Question:

Is this accessible for a small 2wd vehicle ?

Answer:

Yes by Daniel R.

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Details

Listing type

Rest Area

Caravans

Yes

Average temperature

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