Melville Cave Campsite

Features

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  Pets Allowed
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  Free
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  Toilets
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  Allows fires

9 Reviews

Helen

4 years ago

Free camp site with ckean drop toilets. Nice undercover area with a number of fire pits. A bit dry and dusty as we went in summer. Nice walks and some lovely views. Sunsets are a must from the actual caves viewing area.

Adrien P.

4 years ago

Nice location with easy scenic walks nearby, multiple firepits with hot plates and clean drop toilets. Only issue is most of the campground area is on a slope, which will make it difficult for people camping with tents. Perfect for caravans and such, all of the road to the campground is asphalt. Plenty of kangourous in the area, we saw some 2min into the walk and around the campsite.

Jannice A.

5 years ago

Sarah

6 years ago

Open area with picnic tables, fire pits and drop toilets. Great scenic walks nearby and climbing locations.

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Top Questions

Kriszta 6 months ago

Question:

are there usually people or is it very remote?

Answer:

Sorry about the delay in reply. At the time we were there only one other camper. We were there midweek during covid just before the whole state went into lockdown, so it was quiet. Not too remote but off the main roads. Cheers and enjoy by Helen

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Julian E. 2 years ago

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Stay overnight camping looking great areas 😊 ?

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Listing type

Campsite

Caravans

Yes

Management

National Parks

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