Cheynes Bridge Camp Area

Features

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  Pets Allowed
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  Free
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  Toilets
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  Allows fires

6 Reviews

Shane T.

1 week ago

Great camping spot, free, dog friendly and long drop toilets. It's right on the river too.

Rachel S.

1 year ago

Amazing spot!! I can’t fault this campsite. Multiple drop toilets, designated fire pits. Spot is right along the Macalister river with multiple access points to the river and a swimming hole. I recommend bringing inflatables for the river. There’s no phone service unless you drive about 15 mins closer to Glenmaggie.

Tanisha O.

3 years ago

Pretty good spot. Cars driving past on the bridge can disturb the peace, but not too bad. We had our 2 young children with us and they spent hours throwing rocks into the river.

Monique

3 years ago

Great place for a family to set up. River running next to your camp. Drop toilet available. Would recommend.

Guest A.

3 years ago

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Nearby locations

• Gippsland
• Glenmaggie