Mt Trio Bush Camp & Caravan Park

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  Allows fires

14 Reviews

Christine B.

3 years ago

Stayed one night, over a long weekend. Paid $50.00 for 2 people at a powered site. Very busy. Buses and cars at all times of the night and early morning.6 toilets for around 60 people, so had to cue.... Read more

Jarred

4 years ago

Excellent campsite. Feels very alpine like. It has amazing views of Mt Trio and it’s only a 20 minute drive from Bluff Knoll, will definitely be back.

Georgia

4 years ago

Has flushing toilets, showers and a decked out campers kitchen. So many stars at night (would be more if you could turn the toilet block lights off but oh well). Plenty of sites and a mixture of powered and unpowered ones. A good campsite for those wanting to do hikes along the Stirling Ranges ($16 a night but worth it considering all the amenities). Would definitely recommend. Is about an hour out of Albany though

Brett E.

5 years ago

Have stayed here twice and am about to stay again. Love it here. The facilities are great.

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Charlie P. 2 years ago

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You should post a review on Google as well. Poor facilities and bad attitude deserve posting. ?

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No. of sites

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Nearby locations

• Stirling Range National Park
• Australia's South West
• North Stirlings