Willoughbys Beach campground

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5 Reviews

John M.

1 month ago

Great sites we stayed right next to the Edward River, a 2 minute drive into Deniliquin. Nice and quiet and plenty of firewood on the ground. There are no toilets but rubbish bins are scattered around... Read more

Judy M.

5 months ago

Plenty of options for shade or sunny beach frontage. Occasional table/chairs n a couple of fire pits. We chose fire on the beach sand - river very low (Mid May). Easy walk into town along the river pa... Read more

Ashley M.

7 months ago

Beautiful spot very popular fills up quick on holidays Great sandy beach sites right on the water Great fishing

Jeremy

11 months ago

Lots of spots to find your own even when busy, very close to town, so can either walk in or drive. No amenities but the Showgrounds toilets are open just a few minutes walk but are not regularly cleaned so best to keep going into town. Only negative is the access roads are not well maintained with large potholes and crevices so hard to navigate especially after rainfall.

Kathy B.

1 year ago

NP campground on the banks of the Edward River. BBQ tables & chairs, rubbish bins, TV reception, 4G Telstra reception. $6.00 booking fee via NP website. Toilets at entrance to park.

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Kelly C. 4 months ago

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Yes by Judy M.

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Nearby locations

• The Murray
• Murray Valley National Park
• Deniliquin