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10 Reviews
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12 December 2017
Nice camp ground. Gets buzzy fast so get there early. The waterfall is really nice great spot to cool down
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13 October 2017
An easy well maintained track to the beautiful waterfall. Definitely worth the walk from the camping ground instead of driving all the way.
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17 September 2017
Really nice spacious campground with tall Sequoia trees providing good shelter. On one side the camp backs onto private property - where it seems some people feel free to dump their rubbish. On the other is the Gellibrand river, which was flowing steadily with end of winter waters when we stayed.
Many of the open areas were unsuitable for tents in September as they were flooded out. Some people had pulled out the posts around the camping areas and driven their cars/trucks into the flat areas and turned them into boggy pits.
The Sequoia trees provide great shelter from the wind, rain, and Sun etc and really make the park. They gave us good shelter from the drizzle and light rain, but didn't stop the heavy rain from reaching our tent.
Toilets are clean drop toilets and don't smell to bad. They're consistent with the style at other camping grounds.
This camp allows pet owners to bring their dogs, so expect all that goes with it; dog poo, barking & missing food from tables etc. While we were there one of the dogs was chasing the local Kangaroos in the past.
The walk to Stevensons Falls begins at the rear of the camp, but was closed when we went due to a landslide. Access to the falls can also be made by car at the day visitor area. There were a bunch of wanna be hippies bathing nude in the river when we went to visit.response / report this review -
18 August 2017
Quiet and empty on Aug 17th. Peaceful, clean, decent toilets, and a very nice walk to the falls. The road coming in was a bit narrow and winding, but otherwise we had no problems.
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26 June 2017
Nice waterfall..even enjoyed the walk to the falls and huge high trees at the entrance will draw your attention..!!!
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07 May 2017
Well maintained and spacious campground, adjacent to the river and close to the waterfalls. However, can get amazingly busy at peak times, so the 3star rating is more related to all the dogs, fires and screaming kids when we visited.
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28 April 2017
Nice natural setting. Can have problems with hoons
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23 March 2017
Awesome campsite! Loved the nearby waterfalls, the flat grounds, easy access, and fire pits. So happy that my dog could come too!
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15 March 2017
Magical camping among tall pines and alongside river. Large campsite so you will find a spot to yourself. Picnic tables and fireplaces but bring your own wood. Lovely walk to the falls. However, I'm surprised no-one else has commented on the wild pigs that live in the area that squeal and grunt all night, frightening!
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06 December 2016
Perfect for an overnight stay. Plenty of shade and has a toilet. No bins so have to take your rubbish with you
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