Black River Camp

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  Swimming

8 Reviews

DJ

2 years ago

One of our favourite places to camp. As others have said, sites are grass or sand and can be damp although the boom gate is shut to most of the sites effected by these conditions. As of 26/11/2022 a new amenities block has been built across from the day dad park area (or boat ramp) although still under construction so not entirely sure what this contains. Most sites have a fire pit but you do require your own fire wood. Rubbish to be taken home.

Jake H.

3 years ago

Good campsite with fire pits on most sites. Can be a bit damp in winter in some of the sites. Make sure you bring your own wood. Heaps of Pademelons around and other wildlife.

Anycamper

4 years ago

Lovely spot with lots of sites of various sizes, some grass, others sand, dirt or leafy ground cover. Toilets are long drop but not smelly, a tap can be found on the driveway to site 17 ( not suitable for dinking) no showers. All rubbish must be removed at end of stay with no bins on site.

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