Little Yabba Creek Park

Features

Popular

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  Pets Allowed
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  Free
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  Toilets
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  BBQ Areas
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  Swimming
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  Allows fires

28 Reviews

Guest A.

4 years ago

Lena S.

5 years ago

We really enjoyed our stay! The nature was beautiful and it was nice to have a swim in the river nearby. We also did the fig tree walk which was quite nice.

YoungAdventuresAust

5 years ago

Good for a stop over just bring a torch as the drop toilets don’t have a light.

Matthew E.

5 years ago

Kirralee S.

5 years ago

Good for a quick stop over. 24hr stay only. Has drop toilets, gas bbq, access to the river, short walk across the bridge to the fig tree walk (beautiful). Fires are allowed.

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Top Questions

walter M. 1 year ago

Question:

Do we need to book a camp site ?

Answer:

Nope, just rock up. 1 night, no problems. by Snow B.

Answer:

What is the max. Nights u can stay by walter M.

Answer:

1 night by Kym B.

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Skye B. 2 years ago

Question:

I found on another page that you can camp here for two nights.. Does anyone know if this is correct?

Answer:

It’s meant to be an overnight stay, it’s actually just a rest station with park facilities by aaron

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Tyler L. 3 years ago

Question:

Does anyone know the maximum amount of time you can spend here?

Answer:

1 night by Harrison B.

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Katrina W. 5 years ago

Question:

Do you have to book to stay here?

Answer:

No you don’t have to book by Maddy S.

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