Coochin Creek

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13 Reviews

Helen A.

1 year ago

Great place to camp

jye p.

1 year ago

Very peaceful not too bad fishing kids have a ball riding arou d on theur bikes only down fall is no hot showers but we are set up to make due

Rhiannon K.

3 years ago

Beautiful little spot! Sunsets over the creek are stunning. Need to book via QLD National Parks website,but low cost ($6.85 per person, per night) Facilities block is clean and well maintained. The m... Read more

Yuusuf S.

4 years ago

Thoroughly enjoyed the site. Camped in a tent. Saw many others with caravans or campervans or camper trailers. Mostly quiet site. 9pm-7am quiet zone. Toilets (normal toilet, not pit toilets) and bbq area. Each site has a fire pit ring. Lots of mosquitoes so bring some repellent and mozzie coils. Mozzies tended to disappear after around 7-8pm.

Nate F.

5 years ago

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Holly M. 4 years ago

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How much is it to stay here over the Easter weekend?

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Lara W. 4 years ago

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Hi there ?

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Hi do you have any availability for 2 x tents 6 people 22-26 Jan 21 Thanks by Martin r.

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Hayden 5 years ago

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