Wallingat River campground

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8 Reviews

April S.

6 months ago

Such a beautiful and well maintained camp ground. Lovely grassy sites with plenty of shade. Sites 1 - 8 and 11-13 have direct access to the river. The toilets were clean. We were the only people sta... Read more

Guest A.

7 months ago

Drew B.

1 year ago

Extremely quiet. The river is only a few metres from the camp ground and is lovely for swimming

Mitch L.

2 years ago

Charlie T.

5 years ago

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Details

Listing type

Campsite

No. of sites

20

Allotted Site

Yes

Management

National Parks

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Average temperature

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