Lower Liffey Campground

Features

Popular

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  Free
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  Toilets
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  Swimming
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  Allows fires

13 Reviews

Belle H.

6 years ago

Meegan

6 years ago

Beautiful spot with flushing toilets, fire pots and picnic tables. Plenty of walks to do and we'll maintained, highly recommend.

Millie W.

6 years ago

Lovely spot with grassy sites alongside the river with picnic tables and fire pits. Clean flushing toilets. 3 hour return walk to the amazing Liffey Falls (highly recommend).

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Top Questions

Jasmine 3 months ago

Question:

Hi all! Just wondering if the fire pits are still in use at this campsite? Google says no fires, but this site says camp fires are permitted… so not quite sure whether to bring wood or not? Thanks

Answer:

Yes fire pits are in operation. by JW B.

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Nearby locations

• Launceston and the North
• Liffey