Yagon campground

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12 Reviews

Anycamper

1 year ago

乙一

1 year ago

Kym K.

3 years ago

Can't wait to see Yagon again, we went to Yagon every I'm as when younger, we had an old tin shack and kerosene fridge and lamps, beautiful white sand beaches great walk over the point to Seal Rocks.. It was a secret spot only a few new about back then, Until we git busted by council and had to demolish our shacks, so pleased to see it open to public, cant wait

Greg B.

3 years ago

Nice, quiet campsite. No fires allowed and need you need to bring your own water. There are gas bbq’s provided if you need them though.

Erin

3 years ago

Lovely and quiet mid-week, spacious and basic facilities.

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Top Questions

Peta w. 1 year ago

Question:

Can you bring your own fire pit or is it strictly no fires?

Answer:

No fires allowed at all by Mike W.

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Stephen C. 1 year ago

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Are dogs allowed?

Answer:

No. You can use the filters to check if a place is dog friendly. by Mike W.

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chiara m. 2 years ago

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Is this free camp?

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Details

Listing type

Campsite

No. of sites

37

Short walk to car

Yes

Caravans

Yes

Management

National Parks

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