Little Yabba Creek Park

Features

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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

32 Reviews

Laura W.

6 years ago

My partner and I stayed here for one night on a saturday night, Its a nice spot to stop for the day or for a swim but we were disappointed at how busy it got during the day, there were cars and people... Read more

Mark N.

6 years ago

Stayed here in a fully self contained Caravan. Enjoyable spot - quiet and road noise isn’t an issue in the evening and night . Would recommend a night there

Rhonda Jenner Symes

6 years ago

Beautiful place. 1 night only camping allowed either side of the road. Lovely Fig Tree Walk, around 1100 metres.

Hannah W.

6 years ago

Overnight stay only but enjoyed the grounds and fig tree walk. Dogs loved the open grassed area and we made our way down to the river. Allows fires. Plenty of bins, bbq area and toilets. Not a huge ca... Read more

Guest A.

6 years ago

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Top Questions

Michelle D. 1 year ago

Question:

Does this site have a campfire ?

Answer:

It sure does by Mistr E.

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walter M. 2 years ago

Question:

Do we need to book a camp site ?

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

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

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1 night by Kym B.

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Skye B. 3 years ago

Question:

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

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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. 4 years ago

Question:

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

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1 night by Harrison B.

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Katrina W. 6 years ago

Question:

Do you have to book to stay here?

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No you don’t have to book by Maddy S.

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Caravans

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Nearby locations

• Conondale National Park
• Mapleton Falls National Park
• Kondalilla National Park
• Sunshine Coast
• Cambroon