Waratah Bay Caravan Park

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  Pets Allowed
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  Toilets
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  Drinking Water
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  BBQ Areas
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  Powered sites
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  Swimming

7 Reviews

Lio w.

6 months ago

Great staff great beach, we’ll be back

Bernadette H.

1 year ago

Lovely location on the beach, but they only have dam water on the camp sights so we didn’t hook up the caravan. There are several drinking water taps around the park for you to fetch and carry, so that’s good.The shower blocks are clean and tidy and the showers are great, but again it’s dam water. The sight we had was pretty muddy as it’s at a low point in the camp (49), (the rest of the camp sights looked good), and it was raining. Which was fine but just meant for a bit of extra cleaning up before leaving. The permanents that live on sight were really welcoming. So other than the mud we had a great stay.

Gerrie W.

2 years ago

Very secluded spot right on the beach, some staples available from the office otherwise no cafes or shops near by, plus no dump site nearest one is in Foster at the BP Station

Guest A.

6 years ago

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Top Questions

Harry J. 5 years ago

Question:

Can i have an in closed fire (supply my own fire pit) here ??

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• Gippsland
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