Scrubby Creek Forest Picnic Area

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  Pets Allowed
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  Free
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  Toilets
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  Allows fires

14 Reviews

Piper C.

2 years ago

Couldn’t fault. Built in campfires and relatively clean long drop. Picnic tables available and campsite well maintained. It is right next to the freeway however it wasn’t very busy at night. Highly recommend for a nights stay.

Alyssa E.

3 years ago

Good overnight camp spot, bit of noise from the highway but other then that everything was fine, lots of fire pits, long drop toilets and plenty of fire wood around if you go for a bit of a walk.

Kathy O.

3 years ago

Even though it is next to the highway it is not that noisy or intrusive. Very picturesque. Not bad drop toilets. Sites are not that flat but OK. Can have fires & pets allowed. We intended to have an... Read more

Julieta A.

4 years ago

I’ve been today and it is closed until further notice...

Tina K.

5 years ago

We pulled in here off the freeway, lots of open spaces, fires allowed. It was a great pit stop on our way home from Sydney to Melbourne.

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Craig 3 years ago

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Can you use generators ?

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Kriszta 4 years ago

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is it open now?

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Julieta A. 4 years ago

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It is closed! ?

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