Mt Trio Bush Camp & Caravan Park

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  Toilets
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  Powered sites
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  Allows fires

12 Reviews

Dorji W.

1 year ago

Beautiful place love it and I’m gonna come back again .kids friendly and very convenient no need to worry of kitchen item if you forgot 🤣🤣The man (caretaker )sorry forgot his name very helpful . Read more

Shannon E.

2 years ago

Great location to explore the ranges from. All facilities so you don’t need to bring all the cooking gear.

Anycamper

2 years ago

Clean, well-hosted, lots of options for non powered sites on expansive grounds near bush, paddocks and peaks.

Christine B.

2 years ago

Stayed one night, over a long weekend. Paid $50.00 for 2 people at a powered site. Very busy. Buses and cars at all times of the night and early morning.6 toilets for around 60 people, so had to cue.... Read more

Jarred

3 years ago

Excellent campsite. Feels very alpine like. It has amazing views of Mt Trio and it’s only a 20 minute drive from Bluff Knoll, will definitely be back.

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Top Questions

Charlie P. 1 year ago

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You should post a review on Google as well. Poor facilities and bad attitude deserve posting. ?

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Caravan Park

No. of sites

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Nearby locations

• Stirling Range National Park
• Australia's South West
• North Stirlings