Devil's Creek

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  Pets Allowed
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  Free
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  Swimming
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  Allows fires

3 Reviews

Karlee Smith

4 months ago

There is now a little mining village where the camp site is ‘supposed’ to be, so we drove in circles trying to find another entry and couldn’t find one other than a road that ended up at a gate to a private property. Don’t plan you day to stay at this camp as from what we could find, nothing there :)

Guest A.

2 years ago

Xavier

5 years ago

Hi, We where there end July and the creek is not far to be completely empty but that detail make it interesting because all wildlife has to come there for drinking. Most of the place is clean , you can find heaps of swings in the trees for when the creek is full it’s accessible for most of the cars , be self sufficient and have good pecks because it’s full of stones . Great for hiking and nature lovers

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Leti S. 6 years ago

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Is it accessible by a 2WD van?

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Jodie M. 6 years ago

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• Australia's North West
• Mardie