Starlings Gap

Features

Popular

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  Pets Allowed
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  Free
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  Toilets
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  Allows fires

23 Reviews

Ben N.

4 years ago

Great location, super busy during school holidays. Nice people and accessible by pretty much any car. No BBQ, good fire pits and access to toilets.

Corrin

4 years ago

Beautiful campsite nestled within the forest. Fire pits and long drop toilets available. There’s also beautiful walks and it’s dog friendly. Highly recommend, accessible by any sort of car, however caravans can’t access the grassed area as you park you car then set up camp.

Matthew M.

4 years ago

Pretty campsite, easy to access via 2wd if you’re worried. It’s a bit small so best to go early. There’s a nice walk also

Michelle W.

4 years ago

Spent 5 night here late December 2020. Nice facilities. Good spot to base yourself for day trips. Favourite places we visited from here were Ada Tree and Britannia Falls. Was no water on-site. 2 drop toilets. Fire pits and picnic tables.

Lady T.

5 years ago

Nice open area amongst big gums and ferns. A long walk cuts through this campsite. Multiple fire pits available. Popular with younger folk (<25 yo) on my visit.

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Top Questions

Bailey o. 3 years ago

Question:

Can you have your car at your tent or are there barriers stoping you from driving to your tent?

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Would love the answer to this! by Anycamper

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There are wooden posts. Unless you camp right next to them, you'll be separate from car by Tom A.

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Hi good people. Is the camp-site busy? by Maurizio De Spirt

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It was not busy when we went only 4 campers it’s a big ground by Sarah B.

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How far of a walk are the creeks an rivers for fishing? by Jack G.

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Anycamper 4 years ago

Question:

Is this a caravan friendly site ?

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Anycamper 4 years ago

Question:

Hi there! Do I need to make a booking for the campsite?

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Does anyone know if this spot gets very busy over Easter? by Monique

Answer:

No booking needed. Labour Day weekend was busy af, so Easter probably would be more by Tom A.

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Jasmine H. 5 years ago

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Do you need to book?

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Nope by Ryan M.

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Thanks by Jasmine H.

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Details

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Campsite

Management

State Forest

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